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Burnsville Center

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Burnsville Center

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Burnsville Center is located south of Minneapolis in Burnsville, MN, and is anchored by JCPenney, Macy's and Sears.

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Burnsville Center is located south of Minneapolis off County Road 42 and 35W in Burnsville, MN. The mall has a variety of retail and dining options including Macy’s, H&M, The Limited, Victoria’s Secret, Dick’s Sporting Goods and a food court. Burnsville Center also features mall walking and a children’s play area located in the lower level near JCPenney. Strollers and ATM machines are located in multiple locations throughout the mall. Paragon Odyssey 15 IMAX Theater and multiple dining options inside and outside the mall round out the complex with an exceptional array of retail, entertainment, and dining options. Visit burnsvillecenter.com for more information including a complete list of retailers, restaurants, entertainment options and a center map.

Address: 1178 Burnsville Center, Burnsville, MN 55306, USA
Phone: (952) 435-8182
State: Minnesota
County: Dakota County
Zip Code: 55306


Opening Hours

Monday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Reviews
It's no secret that the Burnsville Center has been floundering for several years. The loss of a number of larger/well-known retailers combined with the lack of dining/entertainment options, doesn't make it a top destination to visit. We still find ourselves here often enough as the stores that are here tend to have really great prices/sales. Our most recent stop was this past weekend as there was a large Lunar New Year celebration occurring and we were excited to attend. The festivities were beautiful and it was fabulous to watch. A short time ago, Eden Prairie opened Minnesota's first indoor Asia Mall and the response has been highly positive. Rumors have been circulating for some time now that a similar revamp is in the planning phases for Burnsville Center too. While at the festival, we noticed several posters showing possible renovation ideas, including new shopping and dining places. I am not sure if this project is mall-wide or just for part of the mall. Either way, it will be a very much welcomed update to an otherwise-decent indoor mall. There is so much potential for Burnsville Center, I hope that with this possible revitalization, it can be restored closer to its 'glory days' status. All escalators and elevators appeared to be in working order, which is definitely important for matters of mobility. This mall usually appears well-maintained and clean also. I gave a four star rating over a three star rating as I am hopeful terrific changes will continue to be in store for this mall.
Stunning example of a dying mall. I have visited six times since September 2022 and marveled at the gradual decline. Stains on the carpet magnify and seem to spread everywhere, sucking the light into a void. Stores appear and vanish just as quickly. The entire Sears wing has been declared uninhabitable by the city of Burnsville. See it before it’s torn down, repurposed, or simply walled off from public visitors. Pray at the temple of commerce while you still can.
You know what would revive this mall? The RAMPS! Bring back the ramps that used to be in the middle. I don't know what they were really for, but you could stroll up and down them from the top level all the way to the lower food court without having to go down stairs. Then those big red brick planters. Bring them back, they had bushes and big plants in the middle. All that greenery even in the middle of the winter made it a fun place to visit. Not this sterile white tile.nnOf course, this will never happen, but a man can dream. I realize the mall is dead.
What was once a popular mall is now the emptiest in the twin cities. It’s sad to see this mall go but it makes for a good place to urban explore. Best to see it now before it is too late. The alien machine was pretty fun though.
Came here the other day because the Aeropostale in Roseville closed and I remembered this mall had one also. I get there and it turns out the one at this mall shut down also. Everytime I come back to this ghost town of a mall another store is shut down. Just bulldoze this place already.
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