Everett Mall

[30 in 30 #30!]
I am really surprised this mall is still in business. REALLY surprised.
With Alderwood Mall not too far to the south and the Seattle Premium Outlets to the north, I see no reason why anyone would conceive a trip here as worthwhile.
They’ve updated the theater, added some extraneous stores and restaurants around the parking lot but to be completely honest, it just isn’t cutting it. The most exciting thing about this place is the exit-​way.
When you show up at a mall in the middle of a Saturday and you can practically here conversations from the other end of the mall because it’s so barren, you know there’s a problem. When you don’t recognize half the stores in a mall (really, aren’t they all usually the same?), that’s a problem. When the Macy’s is only a pint-​size of any in the greater Seattle area, that’s a problem. I also hate going to the theater here because on multiple occasions (multiple!) I’ve come out with some kid sitting on my car, or leaning against it, or somehow blocking me into my parking spot. What on earth?
There’s a dirty, dark feel about this place no matter the store and as much as I try to give it a chance hoping I’ll finally find a silver lining, it falls short.
Sorry, Everett Mall.

Its a small mall, but has the closest gamestop to us. The usual stores you will find in all malls.

This has got to be the worst indoor shopping mall I’ve ever been to. It seems more like a flea market. If you’re looking for some cheap junk from off-​the-​wall vendors, this may be the place for you. This mall needs a major makeover to attract some higher-​end stores. I just moved to the area and have visited the Alderwood Mall, Northgate Mall, and the Bellevue Mall and the Everett Mall doesn’t come anywhere close to any other comparable local malls.

This place is just gross. The selection of stores it awful, their Macy’s doesn’t even have a Polo department!
The worst part about this mall is the crowd. It’s all a bunch of GHETTO and WHITE trash looking for trouble, or worse, looking for a partner to procreate (look it up Everettites, you know, in a book?)
If you know what’s good for you, avoid this place like you avoid your creepy uncles advances during the holiday season!

I’ve been going to the Everett mall since the 80’s, so I’ve seen it go through a lot of changes. All in all, it’s a great place to come and get a taste of south Everett. Lots of cool shopping, should be something for just about anyone. Nice new theater and just across the street from Half Price Books and Toys R Us.
Be prepared, lots of idle teenagers hanging around trying to look cool… can’t hate on them too much because I used to be one of them. Otherwise pretty cool place.

Huge parking lot !!! This mall has a different kind of feel to it from Alderwood, BellSquare and other malls I’ve been to. This seems to be a mall for the navy. lol. It has that feel to it. Lots of young kids hang out here. The stores are ok

I went to the Everett Mall with no expectations. I just needed to get some basic pajamas. They have all the normal shops, with Macy’s, Sears, Old Navy, etc. I found a Spencers, a Hot Topic, and a hippi magic store called the Magical Garden, I think.
It was clean, and filled with soccer mom’s, and normal shoppers. Just a normal wholesome mall. In my case, a normal mall was what I was looking for. I found shoes, and clothes for the hubby, and PJs, and slippers for me.
As a bonus, there is a Bed, Bath, & Beyond, a mega petstore, and one of the coolest hobby shops I have ever seen, on the south side of the mall outside.
I didn’t see any of the nasty elements that the other poster was talking about. I certainly never heard any shots fired, or saw anything more sinister than a few alternative teens, that were probably looking for the Hot Topic, or Spencers.

I like the everett Mall more or less. They’re trying to get the image up by doing the major wall to wall overhaul. I hope its not too late. I will not go there at night. The wrong –side– of– the– tracks crowd shows up and I wonder when shots will be fired. Once in a while they are.
They’ve upgraded the store selection although its still top heavy on womens stuff. Yes I know women do the majority of the shopping in this country and they could shut the U.S. economy down if they all put away the credit cards for a few days, but it would be nice to get a bit more variety to walk through.