Not much has changed. Frequented this mall regularly in the 90's and 2000's before moving to a nearby city, where life is cheaper and a little slower. Dont miss Dallas much but its nice to visit vicariously on youtube.
NorthPark is one of my favorite malls of all-time. Whenever I come here, you'll probably see me at Aritzia (around the 1:45 mark); they are one of my favorite clothing stores! They do have a location closer to me in Southlake, TX (I live in Fort Worth), but the NorthPark location is probably triple the size of the Southlake one. It's just unfortunate that NorthPark no longer has my other favorite clothing store, White House Black Market. WHBM closed at NorthPark back in 2021; it was almost across from where Aritzia is now, in roughly the spot that The North Face and Levi's are seen in this video (starting at around 1:20). Interestingly, Southlake Town Square now has both of my favorite clothing stores, and it is the only such shopping center in Dallas-Fort Worth to have both WHBM and Aritzia in their lineup. Even the WHBM in Southlake is quite small; I normally just go to University Park Village in Fort Worth for WHBM, since not only is it a larger store, it's the closest one to where I live. The WHBM at North East Mall in Hurst is really nice, too; the store employees are very friendly and understanding, even if this location often gets overlooked compared to the Fort Worth (University Park Village near TCU) and Southlake WHBM boutiques. Maybe I'm a little old-fashioned, but I prefer shopping in-store compared to shopping online. Part of the reason is that I'm a transgender woman; clothes aren't normally designed for my body, so it always helps to try-on before I buy. Not to mention, both of my favorite clothing stores take the in-store experience seriously, especially Aritzia; the sales associates at Aritzia NorthPark are very friendly and bubbly, enough so that it feels like I'm shopping with friends when I converse with their SAs! The fitting rooms at Aritzia don't have mirrors, so you have to come out to check the fit, which also makes it pretty easy to end up in conversation with their SAs if you're outgoing and social like me.
Victoria's Secret moved since this video was recorded in 2023. I was at NorthPark recently (on December 30, 2024), shopping at the Aritzia boutique just a few stores away. The former Victoria's Secret space was being used for the Trains at NorthPark pop-up (now closed) at the time of my visit. I think the former VS space would be a great space for a Lululemon relocation, if they were to move from their current space next to Dillard's. Some of the nearby stores, including Athleta and (the relocated) Victoria's Secret, not to mention Aritzia, resonate well with Lululemon's audience.
@@silentsir2446 It's mid century modern architecture. The mall has never needed to be renovated because of the its architectural style. It's basically a mall as a museum with all the art work. No ugly kiosks in the hallways like the Houston Galleria, just art work and plants.
stunning place to see during the Holidays!
This place is on my “Mall Bucket List”. Crossed off South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA last year!
Nice looking mall. Thanks for the walking tour.
Nice Mall, all I see is high price businesses so I will save my energy and money. Thanks for the tour.
Don't blame you on that. I didn't do any shopping while there myself.
Very pretty mall 💖🌸
That's a nice lookin mall
Not much has changed. Frequented this mall regularly in the 90's and 2000's before moving to a nearby city, where life is cheaper and a little slower. Dont miss Dallas much but its nice to visit vicariously on youtube.
NorthPark is one of my favorite malls of all-time.
Whenever I come here, you'll probably see me at Aritzia (around the 1:45 mark); they are one of my favorite clothing stores! They do have a location closer to me in Southlake, TX (I live in Fort Worth), but the NorthPark location is probably triple the size of the Southlake one.
It's just unfortunate that NorthPark no longer has my other favorite clothing store, White House Black Market. WHBM closed at NorthPark back in 2021; it was almost across from where Aritzia is now, in roughly the spot that The North Face and Levi's are seen in this video (starting at around 1:20). Interestingly, Southlake Town Square now has both of my favorite clothing stores, and it is the only such shopping center in Dallas-Fort Worth to have both WHBM and Aritzia in their lineup. Even the WHBM in Southlake is quite small; I normally just go to University Park Village in Fort Worth for WHBM, since not only is it a larger store, it's the closest one to where I live. The WHBM at North East Mall in Hurst is really nice, too; the store employees are very friendly and understanding, even if this location often gets overlooked compared to the Fort Worth (University Park Village near TCU) and Southlake WHBM boutiques.
Maybe I'm a little old-fashioned, but I prefer shopping in-store compared to shopping online. Part of the reason is that I'm a transgender woman; clothes aren't normally designed for my body, so it always helps to try-on before I buy. Not to mention, both of my favorite clothing stores take the in-store experience seriously, especially Aritzia; the sales associates at Aritzia NorthPark are very friendly and bubbly, enough so that it feels like I'm shopping with friends when I converse with their SAs! The fitting rooms at Aritzia don't have mirrors, so you have to come out to check the fit, which also makes it pretty easy to end up in conversation with their SAs if you're outgoing and social like me.
Mall Walker Mike!
I am new to the US and want to visit a mall tomorrow, which one do you recommend? This one or the Galleria?
I like this one better
@@MileageMikeTravels Thank you, that's what I'm going with!
Big Mall
I didn't know that you go inside malls
Lots of new types of videos will be coming soon.
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Around 2:13 - that pink store on the left is Victoria's Secret, but on the wall to the right, it says "Victoria's Secret opening soon". 🤔
Victoria's Secret moved since this video was recorded in 2023.
I was at NorthPark recently (on December 30, 2024), shopping at the Aritzia boutique just a few stores away. The former Victoria's Secret space was being used for the Trains at NorthPark pop-up (now closed) at the time of my visit. I think the former VS space would be a great space for a Lululemon relocation, if they were to move from their current space next to Dillard's. Some of the nearby stores, including Athleta and (the relocated) Victoria's Secret, not to mention Aritzia, resonate well with Lululemon's audience.
Very Upscale, similar to Somerset Mall in the suburbs of Detroit
That is larger than the Dallas Galleria?
The difference from North Park and Galleria Dallas 600,000 SF
Nice mall, but the Galleria in Houston is far bigger..
And far nicer tbh...this mall looks plain and dated by comparison
He said largest mall in Dallas. Not largest mall in Texas.
@@ace20016 yeah, just an aside that NorthPark pales in comparison.
No shyt. It’s the largest mall in Dallas not Texas
@@silentsir2446 It's mid century modern architecture. The mall has never needed to be renovated because of the its architectural style. It's basically a mall as a museum with all the art work. No ugly kiosks in the hallways like the Houston Galleria, just art work and plants.
Wounderful Fountain Video!!!!! F+L, Corey
After seeing inside the NorthPark Center Mall for the first time. I thought it would be a little more upscale.
Yeah a little surprising since it's near a wealthy part of the area.
@@MileageMikeTravels My thought exactly
@@MileageMikeTravels Did you record on your iPhone?
@@lincolnloud4720 DJI Pocket. Amazon link in the description.
Ironically it’s the most upscale mall in the state 😅