The Place for fun

The Place for
fun
™
Media Info
Bloomington, Minnesota
Mall of America
Am e r i c a ’ s
g r e a t e s t
®
m a l l
Mall of America® is the nation’s largest retail and entertainment complex.
The 4.2 million square foot destination is home to:
• Over 520 world-class shops
• Nickelodeon Universe,® the nation’s largest indoor family theme park
• SEA LIFE™ Minnesota Aquarium, a 1.2 million gallon walk-through aquarium
• American Girl®
• LEGO®
• Theatres at Mall of America®
• A.C.E.S. Flight Simulation
...and more.
On top of all that, Mall of America annually hosts hundreds of events, celebrity
appearances, concerts and charitable activities. Having revolutionized the
shopping experience by combining retail and entertainment, Mall of America
has created one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world and offers
something for every taste and interest.
2
3
The Story
of
ma l l
of
ame r ica
®
H ow i t b e g a n
In 1982, Minnesota’s professional baseball and football teams, the Twins and the Vikings, moved from Metropolitan
Stadium in Bloomington to the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis. This opened 78 acres of highly accessible
prime real estate. The property is located only a mile and a half from Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport at
the intersection of major highways. Three years later, the Bloomington Port Authority purchased the stadium site
and began entertaining proposals for development. There were four major proposals given serious consideration:
• Office complexes
• Condominium/residential uses
• New convention/visitors center
• Mixed use retail/entertainment center
The fourth proposal was selected, and in 1986 the Ghermezian brothers signed a historic agreement with
the Bloomington Port Authority to develop the nation’s largest retail and entertainment complex. The
Ghermezians had just completed building the world’s largest retail and entertainment center, West
Edmonton Mall in Alberta, Canada.
On June 14, 1989 the Ghermezian’s Triple Five Corporation and local dignitaries broke ground. It was a day to
remember. With cold winds gusting up to 35 miles an hour, the headlines blared, “Why Minnesota?”
Despite media detractors, naysayers and ominous groundbreaking conditions, construction continued; and on
August 11, 1992, when Mall of America® opened its doors, the face of Minnesota had changed forever. The
Mall was 71 percent leased with 330 brand new stores open for business, including four nationally recognized
department stores: Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s and Sears, together under one roof for the first time.
It was also the first day of work for more than 10,000 employees.
4
5
258
Statues of
L i b e r t y co u l d
f i t i ns i d e
t h e M all
Mall of America
®
w h e r e
it
is
toda y
The goal was to build a destination attraction, more than just a shopping
mall. It was an unprecedented mix of retail and entertainment, offering
visitors the chance to shop their favorite stores as well as see a movie, ride
a roller coaster or meet their favorite celebrity. Not only did Mall of America®
work, it has surpassed all expectations and changed the way people shop.
First in the industry to mix retail and entertainment, Mall of America has
become the model for combining signature retail and attractions to create
an outstanding entertainment venue and is now one of the most visited
destinations in the United States.
6
32
Boeing 747’s
co u l d f i t i ns i d e
t h e M all
7
bas e ball S t a d i u ms
can f i t i ns i d e
t h e M all
7
4
o u t of 1 0
visitors to
t h e M all a r e
tourists
40
hotels are
loca t e d w i t h i n
5 m i l e s of M O A™
T h e D e s t i nat i on
Mall of America® has become a “shining star” for the entire state of Minnesota. From planes,
trains and cross-country road trips, Mall of America has become a destination for everything from
family vacations, weekend getaways, girlfriend getaways and even honeymoons. The Mall now
generates nearly $2 billion annually in economic impact for the state and has put Minnesota on
the map as a tourist destination. Tourists from:
• Canada
• Sweden
• Japan
• Latin America
• Germany
• Norway
• England
• Ireland
• Korea
• France
• Iceland
• China...
...and throughout the world come to Mall of America to take in the sights and capitalize on no sales
tax on clothing. Once known mainly as a vacation destination for outdoor activities, tourists now
flock to the state for shopping. In fact, tourism accounts for four out of every ten visits to the Mall.
Each year 40 million guests visit Mall of America which is more than the combined populations of
North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa… and Canada!
8
The Media
Mall of America® has earned a national reputation for entertaining guests. From musical acts to celebrity book
signings to fashion shows, Mall of America quickly became the “Hollywood” of the Midwest. It has been a site
for filming movies, documentaries and national newscasts. Mall of America has been featured on or in:
• Food Network • CBS’ The Early Show
• The Today Show
• The Discovery Channel • BBC
• HGTV
• CNBC’s Power Lunch
• CNBC Squawk Box
• The Learning Channel
• Time Magazine
• CNN
• Rachael Ray Show
• The New York Times
• The Travel Channel
• People Magazine
By hosting more than 400 events each year, the Mall has become the place where fans can meet and greet their favorite
celebrities or take part in interactive, one-of-a-kind events.
75,000
N u mb e r of bo x e s
of popco r n sol d
78
a t Th e a t r e s a t
M all of A m e r i ca ®
A c r e s of lan d
e ac h y e a r
M O A™ s i t s o n
27
rides &
a t t r ac t i ons a t
N i ck e lo d e on
Universe®
9
8,000
S c h ool g r o u ps
v i s i t M all
of A m e r i ca ®
Annually
10
1.5
M i l e s f r om
M i nn e apol i s /
s t . pa u l
Tourism
international
a i r po r t
®
Tourism accounts for four out of every ten visits to Mall of America ; more than 16 million visitors. As one
of the most visited destinations in the United States, Mall of America works hard to maintain its reputation
as a unique shopping and entertainment destination. As a tourism destination, there are many factors for
the Mall’s success:
• The Mall is situated 1.5 miles from Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport, a key
factor in the Mall’s ability to market itself for domestic and international air travel.
• L ight Rail Transit connects Mall of America to the Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport and
to downtown Minneapolis, making getting to the Mall more convenient than ever.
• More than 30 million people live within a day’s drive to Mall of America.
• Despite the temperature extremes of Minnesota, the weather inside Mall of America
is always a perfect 70 degrees.
• Canada, England, Japan, Germany, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the leading countries
for international tourists.
11
Mall of America
®
a
cit y
wit h in
a
cit y
Mall of America® has often been described as a city within a city. Along with an extensive range of retail,
restaurants and entertainment, there are many unique features to Mall of America likely to be found in
any community.
E d u cat i on
Metropolitan Learning Alliance
This mall campus is available for high school students from four area school districts. Students can earn high
school and college credits from classes taught inside Mall of America allowing for dynamic learning experiences.
MLA offers courses that are specific to a variety of current and developing careers including visual arts, law
enforcement, hospitality, retail management and business.
South Hennepin Adult Programs in Education (SHAPE)
SHAPE offers classes in adult basic education and English as a second language. SHAPE’s classes are free and the
schedule is flexible.
Mall of America Foundation for Youth (MOAFY)
The Mall of America Foundation for Youth is a non-profit organization that supports programs that promote the
self-development, well being and education of youth, their families and communities. The Foundation also awards
scholarships to college-bound students through its annual scholarship program.
Bl u s h i n g B r i d e s
Chapel of Love
More than 5,500 couples from around the world have exchanged their vows of marriage in the privacy of the
Chapel of Love wedding chapel. Affordable ceremonies, easily arranged, are performed by ordained ministers
with the couples’ choice of spiritual or civil ceremonies, professional photography, videography and flowers.
F i t n e ss
Mall Walking
Since the program began in 1992, thousands of walkers have enrolled in the “MOA® Mall Stars!” mall walking
club. Every day thousands of walkers use the Mall as a place to exercise and socialize with fellow walkers. The safe
environment along with the guarantee of good weather makes Mall of America the perfect destination for walking.
12
5,000+
w e d d i n g s h av e
b e e n p e r fo r m e d
a t mall
of am e r i ca
®
6
f u ll - s i z e h o u s e s
b u i l t i ns i d e mall
of A m e r i ca
s i nc e op e n i n g
13
Pa r e n tal Esco rt P ol i c y
While all children are welcome at Mall of America®, a Parental Escort Policy requires that the Mall’s youngest guests –
those 15 and younger – be accompanied by an adult 21 years or older on Fridays and Saturdays after 4:00 p.m.
Anyone 21 years or younger should be prepared to show a driver’s license, state identification card or passport during
the Parental Escort hours. One adult can escort up to 10 children 15 years of age and younger. The Parental Escort
Policy has proven to be very successful and has set the standard for other malls and businesses around the globe.
A F T E R
14
4
Don’t leave home without one.
parental escort policy
After 4:00pm – Fridays and Saturdays
PM
Under 16 years of age must be accompanied by
a Parent/Guardian 21 years of age or older
M all of A m e r i ca ® S e c u r i t y
Mall of America® has a security department that is replicated throughout the world. It includes
state-of-the-art technology, effective communications equipment and a highly trained security staff.
This allows the Mall to provide a safe, secure environment for its guests and employees.
Mall of America security officers undergo significant training in safety, guest relations, communications and
more. Officers receive advanced training (including the use of Verbal Judo) in order to fully respond
to the needs of the Mall, our guests and tenants. The security department also utilizes an in-house K-9
unit, a bike patrol, and a Risk Assessment Mitigation (RAM) unit.
The RAM unit, unique to Mall of America, is an undercover (plain clothes) unit working to detect
and deter people with harmful intentions. RAM officers use a proactive approach, based on behavior
detection, to locate and stop individuals who may be involved in planning and carrying out a harmful
act at Mall of America.
Each year Mall of America Security:
• Receives more than 115,000 calls for services
• Reunites more than 3,700 lost children with their families
• Responds to nearly 1,000 medical emergencies
• Helps visitors locate approximately 1,400 “lost” vehicles
Bloomi n g ton P ol i c e d e part m e n t
Mall of America also houses an on-site sub-station for the Bloomington Police Department.
Bloomington police officers work hand in hand with the retailers to prevent retail crime and
offer expanded services to Mall of America guests. Mall management and security departments
work very closely with Bloomington P.D. on training and other issues.
15
3,000
l i v e po i ns e t t i a
plan t s u s e d
e ac h h ol i d a y
season to
d e co r a t e moa ™
Green
B efo r e
its
T ime
Mall of America® is committed to green design. In fact, it “lives green” 365 days a year! The Mall
has been environmentally friendly since opening in 1992, incorporating elements such as passive
solar heating, an extensive recycling program, and 30,000 live plants act as natural air purifiers.
Mall of America:
• Recycles more than 60 percent of its waste – an average of 32,000 tons per year.
• Converts restaurant fryer fat into bio-diesel.
• Does not use a central heating system; instead, the comfortable 70 degrees is maintained
with 1.2 miles of skylights for solar energy, residual heat from light fixtures and body heat
from more than 40 million annual visitors.
• Recycles more than 2,400 tons of food waste to a local hog farm, which equates to more
than a million hog meals annually.
• Releases thousands of ladybugs inside the building instead of utilizing pesticides on live plants.
16
70
d e g r e e ma r k
i ns i d e mall
of am e r i ca ®
3 6 5 d a y s of
the year
17
18
Nickelodeon Universe
®
Nickelodeon,® the #1 entertainment brand for kids, and Mall of America,® the nation’s premier
shopping destination, have joined forces to create a one-of-a-kind theme park. Located in the
center of Mall of America, Nickelodeon Universe features seven acres of unique attractions and
entertainment, including 27 rides and attractions for guests of all ages and courage levels!
©2011 Viacom International Inc. All rights reserved. Nickelodeon and all related titles, logos and characters
are trademarks of Viacom International Inc. SpongeBob SquarePants created by Stephen Hillenburg.
19
20
SEA LIFE Minnesota
™
A q ua r ium
Imagine traveling 14 feet underwater where sharks, stingrays and giant sea turtles swim so close,
you’ll feel like you can reach out and touch them! Come nose to nose with over 5,000 sea creatures
in the 1.2 million gallon aquarium and touch real sea stars, crabs and more!
Attractions
SEA LIFE™ Minnesota Aquarium is six amazing and unique adventures in one!
Now Open – A breathtaking jellyfish exhibit featuring the largest collection of jellyfish in North America. Experience
these amazing creatures in an astonishing array of illuminated displays.
Touch of the Wild Woods – Your adventure begins with a stroll in the great outdoors through a northern Minnesota
forest filled with native fish and hundreds of turtles - including a 160-pound alligator snapping turtle!
The Tunnel – The amazing glass tunnel takes you 14 feet under the water’s surface to experience amazing adventures through
lakes, rivers, an ocean filled with sharks, sawfish, sea turtles and a tropical reef.
Seahorse Kingdom – Transport into a mystical kingdom filled with hundreds of seahorses from around the world! Come
face to face with these amazing sea creatures and learn how you can help seahorses thrive in the wild.
Rock Pool – Touch real sea creatures including sea stars, horseshoe crabs, sea cucumbers, snails and more!
Claws – Get up-close and touch real giant crabs. Also, visit other crustacean creatures including lobster and mantis shrimp.
21
Interactive
A tt r actions
Mall of America® has the widest variety of entertainment options under one roof. Guests can ride a rollercoaster,
drive 200 mph without getting a ticket, build a LEGO® castle, fly a World War II fighter or swim with the sharks.
The LEGO® Store – Visit the completely remodeled LEGO Store featuring a giant Pick-A-Brick wall with 180
different LEGO elements to choose from, a variety of play tables to inspire creativity and eight larger-than-life
models including a LEGO Robot towering over 34 feet tall!
American Girl® – The 22,000 square foot store features a fun, casual environment where girls and their family
members and friends can shop for their favorite American Girl products, enjoy brunch, lunch, dinner or an
unforgettable dessert in the Bistro, treat their doll to a new “do in the Doll Hair Salon and celebrate birthdays or
other special events in the private party rooms.
Rick Bronson’s House of Comedy – A new comedy club featuring the best comics in the stand-up business.
Enjoy laughs, fun and entertainment from performers who have appeared on hundreds of national and international
television shows, and are widely regarded as groundbreaking, talented artists.
The Flying Dutchman Ghostly Gangplank – Mall of America is taking guests to new heights, allowing them to see
Nickelodeon Universe® in a way they’ve never seen it before – 56 feet in the air! The Flying Dutchman Ghostly
Gangplank is the tallest Sky Trail® ropes course in the world, challenging guests to climb the ship’s tallest mast and
“walk the plank”.
22
Theaters at Mall of America® – The newly renovated Theatres at Mall of America feature a unique blend of
major motion pictures and independent films, as well as comfortable high-back rocker seats, digital and 3D screens
in select theatres, real buttered popcorn and a one-of-a-kind experience in the exclusive VIP Theatre. D-Box
Motion Seats in select theatres.
Moose Mountain Adventure Golf – An 18-hole miniature golf course that has become a popular attraction for
Mall visitors. The course features an original, whimsical design with an old-time north woods feel- complete with
life size moose, horses and more.
Amazing Mirror Maze – Be amazed and challenged as you find your way through this fun-filled, life-size maze of
mirrors and glass. This new family attraction is an illusion like no other with 2,500 square feet of endless hallways.
A.C.E.S. Flight Simulation – Take full control of sophisticated flight simulators that are duplicates of those used to
train military pilots. Fly both modern F/A-18 Hornet jets and classic WWII fighters such as the P-51 Mustang and
F4U Corsair.
23
Jonas Brothers
Joan Rivers
Bob Harper
Glee Cast
Rascal Flatts
Harry Connick, Jr.
Susan G. Komen
Race for the Cure
24
Valerie Bertinelli
Events
Twilight Cast
C e l e b r i t y Ev e n t s
Communit y Event s
Every visit to Mall of America® is an event because
there is always so much going on. Since its opening,
Mall of America has hosted thousands of spectacular
events and celebrity appearances. Mall of America
has become the “Hollywood” of the Midwest. Music
artists, authors, performers, celebrity chefs and athletes
have come to Mall of America to meet their fans, sign
autographs and perform. They’ve also been spotted
shopping and on the rides in Nickelodeon Universe®.
Mall of America® is also host to events for non-profit
and charitable causes. Outreach to the community has
been a priority at Mall of America since the doors first
opened. Annual community events at the Mall include:
In 2009, Mall of America hosted over 400 events and
attracted nearly 500,000 guests for these events.
Some event highlights over the past years include:
• Demi Lovato
Attendance: 5000
August 8, 2009
• Ashley Tisdale
Attendance: 3500
July 23, 2009
• Sarah Palin
Attendance: 3000
December 7, 2009
• Fall Out Boy
Attendance: 3000
May 17, 2009
• Lauren Conrad
Attendance: 2500
June 21, 2009
• Adrian Peterson
Attendance: 2500
October 13, 2009
• Brock Lesnar
Attendance: 2500
July 26, 2009
Taylor Swift
• The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk
• American Heart Walk
• K102 Country Cares for St. Jude Kids
• Walk to End Hunger
Over $10 million is raised each year in community
events at Mall of America. Smaller community events
are also held here each year.
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
May 10, 2009
• $2.5 million raised
• 50,000 people attended
JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes
January 24, 2009
• $1.6 million raised
• 15,000 people attended
Fall Out Boy
Inclusion of these photographic likeness of celebrities should not be construed by the reader to
suggest that any of the individuals endorse, support or are associated with Mall of America®
Adrian Peterson
25
Navigation
Mall of America® is shaped like a rectangle with four anchor stores – Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s,
Macy’s, and Sears – at each corner. At the center is Nickelodeon Universe,® a seven-acre family
theme park, surrounded by four three-level retail avenues. Each avenue has a distinctly different look,
theme and color scheme to help visitors find their way around easily.
N o rt h Gar d e n
Lined with trees, lamp posts and park benches, North Garden – located between Sears and
Nordstrom – is like a walk in the park. A string of natural skylights offers an outdoors feel. Mall of
America boasts more shops for teens and tweens than any other mall in the nation, many of which
are located in the airy North Garden.
West Market
Strolling between Nordstrom and Macy’s suggests the feeling of a European train station. Marked by
wide avenues, criss-crossing bridges and natural lighting, West Market is also home to the classic cart
marketplace, showcasing a retail environment of nearly 50 specialty carts.
S o u t h Av e nu e
A chic, sophisticated shopping avenue unfolds between Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s. South Avenue
spotlights some of the finer specialty shops and boutiques in the Mall.
East B roadway
Connecting Bloomingdale’s and Sears is a high-energy, contemporary avenue. At the center of East
Broadway is the 5,000 square-foot Best Buy® Rotunda, home to major performances and special events.
18,035
smok e d e t e c t o r s
i n common
mall a r e as
( e x cl u d i n g
t e nan t s spac e s )
26
5,000
Lights in
t h e mall ’ s t w o
pa r k i n g r amps
mall
of
0.57 miles
8 acres
4 out of 10
am e r i ca®
b y
t h e
n u mb e r s
is the walking distance around one level of Mall of America®
of skylights allow about 70 percent of the natural light to enter the Mall
visitors to Mall of America are tourists
4.3 miles
of total store front footage
7
Yankee Stadiums can fit inside the Mall
27
rides and attractions in Nickelodeon Universe®
32
Boeing 747s could fit inside the Mall
65
semi trucks were needed to transport trees to the theme park to
create the outdoor feel of an indoor park
70 degrees
86 hours
100+ pounds
258
inside Mall of America no matter if it is spring, summer, winter or fall
is the length of time it would take to complete your visit to the Mall if
you were to spend just 10 minutes in each store
of food are fed daily to animals at SEA LIFE™ Aquarium –
plus 90 extra pounds on the days the sharks are fed
Statues of Liberty could lie inside the Mall
350+
events are held at Mall of America each year
520+
stores are located in Mall of America
5,000+
weddings have been performed at Mall of America
11,000
year-round employees at Mall of America (13,000 during peak periods)
12,550
on-site parking spaces at Mall of America in two ramps
30,000+
live plants and 400 live trees climbing as high as 35 feet tall in Nickelodeon Universe
32,000+
tons of trash recycled each year
170,000+
Legos have been lost in the LEGO® play area
1.2 million-gallon
aquarium at SEA LIFE
4.2 million
square feet of gross building area
40 million
visitors annually which is more than the combined populations of North Dakota,
South Dakota, Iowa… and Canada
130+ million
650 million
$650+ million
nearly $2 billion
number of rides in the park since opening
visits since opening
cost to build
Mall of America generates in economic activity annually for
the state of Minnesota
27
28
Style
made
simp l e
Mall of America® Trend Specialist, Sara Rogers, specializes in style made simple. Sara is constantly
researching retail trends and searching the stores of Mall of America to find what’s hot. She has
worked in the fashion industry for more than 20 years as a model, fashion specialist, wardrobe
therapist and television host.
Sara’s national appearances include:
• The Dr. Phil Show
• BBC
• The Early Show on CBS
• ABC7 Chicago
• Chicago Tribune
• “O” The Oprah Magazine.
S ara’s experience in both print and broadcast media complement her work in the fashion industry
to offer reporters a uniquely educated resource for speaking to the latest trends in fashion,
gift giving and home. Working with Sara is a turnkey experience: Just wind her up and let her go!
S A R A ’S S TO RY STARTERS
• S easonal Trends – With an office that spans 4.2 million square feet and more than 520 stores,
Sara has the resources she needs right at her fingertips to research the latest trends for back-toschool must-haves, prom fashions, seasonal looks and more. With an innate sense of style, Sara
is able to create the look of the season on any body for any budget.
•A
ccessories – A great way to stay current on trends without spending a lot is with accessories. Sara
can highlight the must-have accessories of the moment and how anyone can infuse them into their
existing wardrobe.
•G
ifts – Finding the ideal gift can be a challenging task, but not for Sara. Let Sara show you how to
find the perfect gift for any occasion – from holidays to Father’s Day – Sara has you covered.
To book an interview with Sara Rogers:
Contact Sarah Schmidt in Mall of America Public Relations at 952-883-8805 or [email protected]
Mall of America provides all research and merchandise for Sara’s interviews. Models* are available to
accompany Sara to showcase fashions.
* Models are only available for local media segments
29
W300
W318
W324
W330
Macy’s
Court
W399
W380
W379
W359
S380
S401
South Avenue
AMC Theatres
S367 < S336
S368
South Food Court
S396
E320
S402
E316 > E319
E315
E307
E403
E402
Upper
East Side
Bloomingdale’s
E404
E406
E401
E400
Level 3
E408
E410
Sears
Bloomingdale’s
E345
E330
East
E346 Broadway
E359
E360
E372
E306
E300
Sears
Court
Bloomingdale’s
Court
S335 < S300
S382
N376 < N364
North Garden
N399 < N378
N351 > N356
Sears
East Parking Ramp
Macy’s
Nordstrom
Macy’s
West
Market
W319 > W323
Market
Square
W331
W358
Nordstrom
Court
N300 > N320
North Food Court
W129
W114
W200
W208
W209
W214
Macy’s
West
Market
W215 > W220
W296
W279
W278
W264
Macy’s
Court
Market
Square
W221 > W230
W231
W236
W237
W262
Nordstrom
Court
Nordstrom
W166
W152
W148
W136
Macy’s
Court
W100
W108
Macy’s
W119
W121
West W109
Market
W118 < W115
W126
W128
Market
Square
W125 < W122
W124
Nordstrom
Court
W135
Nordstrom
South Avenue
S259 < S228
S227 < S224
North Garden
S260 > S275
N299 < N270
N200 > N230
E146
E262
E246
E243
E245
Bloomingdale’s
Bloomingdale’s
Court
S223 < S200
E263
E240 > E242 E244
E214 > E220
E213
E200
East
E281Broadway
E282
E299
Sears
Court
Sears
Bloomingdale’s
E145
E124
E133
E127
E119 > E120
SEA LIFE™
E118
E100
East E128 > E132
Broadway
E165
E166
E180
Sears
Court
Sears
Bloomingdale’s
Court
S276 > S299
N269 < N252
N231 > N251
South Parking Lot
S147 < S126
S164
LEGO
S165 > S188
N173 < N154
N129 > N153
South Avenue S125 < S100
Food Court
S148 > S163
N128
N126
North Garden
N125
N124
N194 < N174
N100 > N123
North Parking Lot
Transit
Station
(Lower Level)
East Parking Ramp
West Parking Ramp
West Parking Ramp
30
West Parking Ramp
West Parking Ramp
Nordstrom
Level 1
Level 2
East Parking Ramp
Level 4
East Parking Ramp
31
EATS
TM
T
M
nickelodeon universe ®
i
$
$
Photo
Resou r ce
To request images, please contact Mall of America®
Public Relations at 952-883-8810.
32
1. North Entrance of Mall
2. Mall of America from Above
3. Mall of America Exterior
4. North Garden
5. Cart
6. South Avenue
7. East Broadway
8. West Market
9. SpongeBob SquarePants at
Nickelodeon Universe®
10. South View of
Nickelodeon Universe®
11. Nickelodeon Universe®
12. Family with Dora and Diego
13. Splat-O-Sphere
14. Backyardigans Swing-Along
15. SpongeBob SquarePants
Rock Bottom Plunge
16. The Flying Dutchman
Ghostly Gangplank Ropes
Adventure Course
17. Pepsi Orange Streak
18. Pineapple Poppers
19. Blue’s Skidoo
20. Avatar Airbender
21. Jimmy Neutron with Kids
22. Rugrats Reptarmobiles
23. BrainSurge
24. Fairly Odd Coaster
25. Pablo and Uniqua with Kids
26. Close-up of Avatar Airbender
27. SpongeBob SquarePants
and Patrick
28. SEA LIFE™ Minnesota
Aquarium
29. SEA LIFE™ Minnesota Aquarium 30. Jellyfish at SEA LIFE™
Minnesota Aquarium
31. SEA LIFE™ Minnesota Aquarium 32. LEGO®
35. Moose Mountain
36. A.C.E.S.
33. LEGO®
34. Rick Bronson’s
House of Comedy
37. Chapel of Love
33
Contact
I nfo r mation
Public Relations
60 East Broadway
Bloomington, Minnesota 55425-5550
952-883-8810
mallofamerica.com
Dan Jasper
Director of Public Relations
952-883-8829
[email protected]
Bridget Jewell
Media Relations Specialist
952-883-8846
[email protected]
Julie Hansen
Senior Media Strategist
952-883-8937
(Tuesday/Wednesday)
[email protected]
Sarah Schmidt
Public Relations Coordinator
952-883-8805
[email protected]
© 2011 Mall of America