Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas

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Anwyay, does anyone know if thre's anything special about the Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas? it's the outlet mall located in Primm, NV, not, as I undertsand, Las Vegas proper (if that last means anything). I know the other two outlet malls (one south of Town Square Mall, the toher North of Downton, if memory serves), which are regular outlet malls.

I ask because my boss is planning a trip there and he has heard the Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas are either bigger or have a better selection. He's traveling with his wife and pre-teen daughter). Question is if it's worth the additional travel time and expense.

I like the outlets in Primm because they're less crowded and have three major retailers I like: J. Crew, GAP and Old Navy. Whether it's worth the trip is a matter of opinion. For me, no but for others maybe.

When my folks were in town, my old man and I loved that we could occupy my mom at the mall (which is connected to the casino) while we gambled. Another perk for me is being able to pick up a couple of lotto tickets (THE HORROR!) across the state line.

I haven't been in six months or more and I know Terrible's had been having trouble keeping the storefronts filled. So I can't say what's left there.

The outlets on LV Blvd. South are pretty ragtag and low-end. The ones downtown are mid- to upscale but all outdoors, so the heat will be a factor. Of the three, I like Primm best, but that's me.

I was at the Primm outlet mall a couple months ago. It still looks good. Almost every store is open for business and I haven't noticed any turnover towards more economy stores.

My girlfriend and I stayed at Primm a few weekends ago. We got an offer from them for 2 free nights, Friday and Saturday, as well as a $100 gift card. In addition to the gift card, we were given some other kind of card that could be used to get additional discounts. I don't do any shopping, but my girlfriend went to the mall and really enjoyed looking around. She said there were good deals there. She ended up buying a few really nice purses from the Coach store, and using the gift card and other card, spent less than $100.

Thank you all.

It does sound like a place for a family to spend the entire day. Good thing the boss says he doesn't really gamble. They're taking another whole day to see the grand cannyon.