Ontario Mills Review

This shopping center seems to be a place that Chinese or Chinese travel teams like to visit, full of Chinese promotional posters, Chinese express services and Chinese shopping. There are many international brands and local American brands.

The first outlet to the United States, not the same as imagined, this is a mall, not a small bungalow, free of trouble. I thought I would arrange a half-day casually, but I couldn't stop the car to close the door... There are 10 areas in total, all connected, Food Court in the middle, the map is simple and easy to understand, there are all store names and icons. Later, I learned that Ole, a subsidiary of the Simon Group, is in this style. The Chinese don't forget to go to the service center to get Savings Passport, you can get the 62 UnionPay card exclusive preferential guide. Unlike the luxury Ole in Europe, the United States is going to be a mass civilian style. If you don't come, you don't know. It's going to be crazy. The price is really too good, and perhaps the Chinese counter is too expensive. Each store has different discounts, in the case of UnionPay, it is worth buying Columbia over 75$ and 10% off, Converse, Crocs over 75 and 15% off, Disney over 40$ and 10% off, HM again 20% off, Hollister, Puma again 20% off, etc., see the promotion manual for details, there are many, discounted super cost-effective. Coach and CK are cheap, Coach is cheap enough to point! Most of the venue is discounted, and there is an additional 20 [%]. Anyway, the men I saw in other duty-free shops before were two thousand yuan, and it only cost less than seven hundred. Victoria's Secret has a lot of 25 knives/bra in addition to new products. At the end of September, there are not many customers in Ontario, but I have not compared Palm Springs and the desert. I feel that the place brought by the travel society should be crowded. It is like a small world, no need to bask in the sun, sufficient air conditioning, and a lot of parking spaces at the door (free).

Sam's going further is the Ontario Shopping Center Ontario Mills, which is also famous in Los Angeles. It is one of the best outlets in Southern California. It has more than 200 manufacturers and retail factory stores, brand stores and specialty stores, which is the largest discount shopping center in California. A rough look, this The price in it seems to be cheaper than the two outlets we went to before. All its stores are built indoors, with many shops and large area. If it is not for tomorrow's free travel time, I will report a day trip to Los Angeles. I really want to continue to spend a day here. Business hours here: Monday Until Saturday: 9am-10pm, Sunday: 11am-8pm. We went on Sunday, closed at 8 pm, and we also went back to the hotel before dark, and asked the clerk of the store that there is no supermarket here, so we can't buy a letter to eat, only two hands are empty to go back to the house.

A shopping center with a large scale, there is no front-line brand, all brands are shown in the picture, Mk, coach and other brands, Colombian sportswear and other discounts are lower than No. 5 Mall, the goods are relatively complete, and the tax is 8 [%] is also relatively low

The shopping center, the environment inside is good and worth a visit.

Los Angeles Ontario Shopping Center, the transportation location is superior, here is a good place to shop...

This is an outlet I especially like! For women who don't like shopping outdoors and don't like the sun, this is paradise! Basically, there are big brands, coach, mk, ck and other big American brands! Eating is also more concentrated! I go shopping almost every week, just take a walk!