Tanger Outlet Center

Open air mall. Lots of stores to choose from! Reasonable prices! Loved it! I purchased five outfits for my granddaughter and only spent 52.00! Clean restrooms located at entrance.

Good selection of stores, easy to walk to, all the customer service people were nice and friendly. The prices could have been a little better but in all my family had a great time.

A fresh air outlet mall. Weird but it works. Had a lot of fun looking at a variety of shops. It’s nice sized and clean. Plenty of parking. Nice restrooms. You can find tings to interest everyone of all ages.

Now I recall why I said 2 years ago I wouldn’t be returning.
The outlook is very clean and customer friendly. Shops are easy to find and parking is plentiful.
That being said, the stores are unappealing to me. These are all stores you would find at your local mall with the exception of a few such as Clarks, Nike, Adidas and Levi’s. If you’re in to those kinds of stores, you would appreciate them being their. If you couldn’t care less about them, then you would find Tangers to be very bland and boring. There wasn’t anything that would make me come back anytime soon. I found the sales some of the stores were advertising weren’t that good. You could find better deals on their website.
Because each store has their own main entrance with a front door, it’s not bad shopping in the winter. However, if you’re walking in between stores, bring a coat. The outlet only has a roof but no doors. You’re virtually walking outside but have a roof protecting you from rain but not the cold.
If I am the area and am looking for something to do, I could see myself walking around here but not to shop.

You can see this place right off the highway so you can’t miss it! And… it’s like you MUST stop in, it’s an outlet mall afterall…
I stopped here while driving up to Eau Claire on a Friday afternoon. It wasn’t too crowded, though the parking lot appeared like more people would be in there. Most of these stores can be found at any outlet mall but I wanted to stop in the Gap & Old Navy Outlet. I found that everything was buy 1, get 1 50% off in Old Navy, and found a shirt on sale at the Gap. Mission Accomplished.
They do have coupon books but you must purchase them… they are in vending machines near the bathrooms and at the shopper services office but something about buying coupons just turns me off so I didn’t buy them. Oh, and speaking of bathrooms, they were all clean and kept up here too.

Not exactly the largest outlet but decent for being between Minneapolis-​St. Paul and Madison. Labor Day sale was not exactly there with selection and price. Parking is a bit chaotic. We parked at nearby entertainment complex and walked to tent sale for Adidas. Traffic was at least manageable compared to Albertville outside of MSP. We spent almost 2 hours and got nothing. The only thing noteworthy was a Tanger coupon book with Dunkin Donuts coupon for 15% off on my large ice coffee for me and a green chai tea for my girlfriend. Also, beef jerky outlet was nearby which we got to sample and buy as well.

Lame stores. No real bargains here. Nike outlet does not carry large size shoes. Claire’s has a really bad selection of jewelry. No food options other than fudge and candy.
Not really worth the trip.

I fancy myself an outlet shopper, but I really don’t like this place.
Let me start with the good things… or thing about this mall. This place is shaped like one big rectangle, perfect for one circular trip around the mall without having to cross streets to other groups of stores or do zig zags to hit every shop you want.
This is a mall, not an outlet center. There’s barely any deals to be had in this place.
The stores were poorly stocked. I really didn’t care for any of them, outside of The Disney Store which seems to be the shining star here.
I really wanted to buy some fudge because that’s wait you do when you’re within a 25 mile radius of the Dells. When I walked in, one of the guys yelled something unintelligible and the other worker laughed. Huh? Is this some crazy type of Baraboo sales tactic? It didn’t work, I left without fudge.
Who am I kidding, this trip was bad from the start. We were heading up north and had a trunk full of stuff. I’m moving around stuff to grab the kid’s stroller and I notice a very crappy early 90’s Ford Taurus creeping around with two dudes that I can only describe as «Badger» and «Skinny Pete». Normally I would just think they were looking for a parking spot, but then I noticed that I was at the very end of the parking lot and there was about four dozen open spots around us. So I memorize the plate numbers, move my car to a busier spot and go looking for a security guard to have them keep a look out. No guards to be found in the mall. Hell, I couldn’t even find a office or help desk. Keep your doors locked here.
I probably won’t be back.

Good outdoor style mall. Good selection of stores, people their are nice. Not much to say about it really, Well worth a stop as you can usually find some pretty good deals!

i WAS bummed this outlet center really didnt have hardly any outlets at all. maybe 1 cool store in the entire place. total waste of the trip. it was a glorified strip mall.

I love Tanger. I try to make it out there once every quarter. They have a number of great outlet stores including Ralph Loren Polo (RLP), Banana Republic (BR), Nike (or «NEE-​kay» as Buford «Mad Dog» Tannen called it in «Back to the Future III») and many others. This review comes from a nearly middled-​aged guy’s perspective … I will not provide details on Coach or the LOFT Outlets.
The main benefit to shopping here is the price. What did the bird chirp as it flew over Tanger? A: «Cheap, Cheap, Cheap». When I 1^st went there and saw the prices, I couldn’t believe it. Was I getting punked (or even worse… Punk’d)? You can grab RLP shirts for $ 20-​$ 30, BR polo shirts for under $ 10, my favorite GAP 1969 jeans for $ 15 or less (they are REALLY underrated), decent Nike shoes for less than $ 40 and those Van Heusen stain/wrinkle/“cool”-resistant pants for under $ 25. These deals are incredible, so why the 4 stars, bruh?
I am being generous with the 4 stars. The deals are too good to give it any less, but I have a few problems with this joint.
1.) Its design — It’s semi-​open air in Wisconsin. I just whined about this the other day with Hilldale’s update plan. In the winter, there are a ¼ of the people there compared to the summer. Nobody wants to walk around a mall, bundled-​up and greeting the bitter coldness Wisconsin has to offer (at least there is coverage from the elements, however).
2.) The Fudgery — The barkers and fudgemakers are very loud and obnoxious. I do not like yelling at all. Walking past them makes me stressed and recoil.
3.) Wilson’s Leather and Crocs — LOL, what the eff!!! Dear 2013, the 1990’s called and offered you a nifty floppy disk as well.
The key to enjoy this Tanger experience is to go when it’s 55 degrees or warmer, mock the cheesy stores that should have been liquidated years ago, duck past The Fudgery (ear plugs, people) and buy three shirts for what you would have spent on one at the mall.

Always something for everyone here. You can really stretch a dollar here and get alot for your money. Whether your strictly looking for ‘fashions…or maybe one of the other specialty stores… this place is always a win win for me.

Great selection of stores, and I like the outdoor feel. It’s entirely enclosed on the walkways, but you still get the fresh air and breeze on those nice Wisconsin afternoons. Fun for the kids and plenty to shop for. Don’t forget the fudge and stay for a song or two. That guy has personality!

Quite small for an outlet mall but has a decent amount of good shoe and clothing stores.
Picked up some shoes for half off at Clarks but had to pay full retail price for perfume at Perfumania.
The mall walkway is not enclosed hich makes it chilly in the winter walking from store to store.

There was a great selection of stores but wear a coat. It’s an outdoor /​indoor mall. It was spring break and fairly cold outside (mid to high 30’s). Again, I loved the selection of stores and we actually bought a bunch of stuff we didn’t really need because there were some decent deals.
Adidas store was great, 20% off when you buy a back pack. My sons shoes were $ 70, so I found a $ 20 messenger bag that only cost $ 5 because of the sale.
Jockey store has a text deal (sign up in store and get a text message to save 20%. Then I bought two pairs of underwear for 40% off, one pair for 20% off, then another 20% off the whole purchase for the text message.
My daughter picked up some shoes from Journey’s and we found other smaller deals but did have a good time. We then rode downtown Dells to shop in all the tourist shops. Good time.

It’s outside, but inside, but outside!
Nice array of outlet stores… lots of tourists… but I dig it.

Don’t come here. Seriously, don’t come.
Because if you do, you’ll be tempted to spend stupid amounts of money on clothing you won’t really need.
But shopping is in my genes, and I can’t get away from the temptation. Also, outlets are awesome because it’s like it’s Black Friday, only without the obnoxious crowds and lack of sleep.
Anyways, this place has all the standard stores of an outlet mall, like J-​Crew, Banana Republic, Gap, Coach, Sunglass Hut, Nike, etc… with great deals to boot.
You can come here anytime throughout the year, and chances are, there will be some great clearance deals. I, however, will recommend coming near the end of each season (or in Madison’s case, winter, summer and road construction). They have some amazing seasonal sales, and you can snag some great items for cheap.
I came here wanting to get a nice shirt, and walked away with 7 casual button ups and 2 fancy shirts. All for less than $ 200. Wutwut?

Totally love this outlet mall. Unique indoor/​outdoor setting. A fun place to visit on girl’s getaway weekends. I was disappointed that the Coldwater Creek store disappeared. But my friends and I spent a solid hour having fun at the Dress Barn. My girlfriends with kids love the kiddy clothing store and the Disney store. There’s plenty to give folks with diverse lifestyles and tastes occupied.

FABULOUS deals!
I am really impressed with this outlet mall, and it’s a go-​to whenever I am in the Dells.
I got so many good deals here this past weekend! Hollister, A&F and American Eagle had some sales to end all sales, and I stocked up.
The bathrooms are clean and well-​stocked. The women’s bathroom even has a little Mother’s Room. Very cool
Definitely worth the trip!

Extremely small outlet, but gets the job done. Has various fashion stores such as Banana Republic, Abercrombie, Old Navy, Coach, etc. It takes maybe 5 minutes to walk from one end to the other. Worth a stop if you’re in the area, but not a place you should go out of your way to get too.
Great deals just like any other outlet store, clean, simple layout.