Talk about outdated and I see more vacancies every time I go. The people who are tenants in that mall, look depressed and trying hard to make money from anyone who enters their store. Unfortunately there was nothing there I really liked, except for Oceans. Inside that grocery store, it's dirty and lacks cleanliness and organization. They have decorations of Christmas, Easter, and other things... more

I absolutely hate this mall. I came here to kill time but I should have gone to heartland instead. This is an extremely sad mall and while they have a new and shiny Rexall Pharma Plus, the rest of the mall looks so budget.

Shoppers World has seen better days as far as its physical presence. It is dated. We are used to a different aesthetic these days, and I think that hurts people's perception of it. It is a bit dim, a bit dingy, a bit run-down. It doesn't have the higher-end stores that Bramalea City Centre does, for example. The food court has plenty in it, but it really is kind of cramped and ugly.

That said,... more

Use this mall at your own risk.
The stores are cheap and tacky, with almost no customer service.
I come here for Oceans and that's about it.
You have been warned.

Although the selection of fashionable clothing merchandise is limited, and there are vacant storefronts, this mall still stands out from the rest for the following reasons:

1. Has a variety of optometrists, dentists and doctors to choose from;
2. There is a notary public and law office dealing with wills, family law, litigation, real estate at very reasonable prices;
3. There is a school... more

It's been said before, but Shoppers World really is a sad old monolith that lies at the crossroads between Mississauga and Brampton. I visited a couple months back as a stopover to a destination in the latter, and was taken aback by how shoddy and half-hearted the whole mall felt.

It pains me to say that, because this was one of the regular destinations I went to in my youth with my family. I... more

Sad, but friendly mall. HUGE footprint and there's a mix of ma 'n pa places + newer chain stores like Winners, Target, Urban Planet, Aldo Outlet, Oceans, etc.

I went there to check out their Fabricland and it is equally HUGE. I think it's listed as a "Home Dec Centre", so it's great for upholstery, pillows, drapery, etc.

Aside from the anchor stores, I am not sure why anyone would take a... more

This is a very sad mall. It's big, but sad :(

There are some big anchor stores: Canadian Tire, Target, Staples, and Winners, and some usual mall stores like Pharma Plus, Reitman's, Bentley, Suzy Shier and Le Chateau. However, the majority of the stores are little independent shops, but not cool indie shops that have neat things you can't get anywhere else, more like weird ghetto shops with... more

Good food court, but this place sure isn't what it used to be. When I was younger, my dad would take our family to all the outlet malls such as Shoppers World and Dixie Outlet mall. I don't remember much from those days, but I believe Shoppers World was quite the hot spot for deals way back when and while Dixie Outlet hasn't exactly improved, it hasn't gotten worse. I think Shoppers World has... more

With a name like 'Shoppers World,' I certainly had expected more. To me it seems like the mall consists of a bunch of hallways. There are a few stores that were worth the travel. Urban Planet, Aldo Outlet, Ardene, and Sirens to name a few. The nail place was a tad disappointing.

Oh my, where do I begin? Let's start with a history lesson!

So, I grew up somewhere in between 2 malls: Bramalea City Center (though farther away) and Shoppers World. I have very fond memories of SW: Being taken by my parents to Biway (What a suggestive title in hindsight) and Kmart when I was little. In elementary school, getting repeatedly kicked out of Seventh Star Billiards upstairs by... more