Aroostook Centre Mall

Brandon

Honestly this mall is great to eat my cold tacobell in

Travis Tuttle

Not many stores AT ALL to shop at anymore. It's sad my children won't get to experience what "going to the mall" to meet up with friends feels like. I was always at the mall. Waiting or meeting up with my friends on the weekends or after school. I met my children's dad at this mall. I hate that we have no stores in Aroostock county to shop at. Like TJ MAX, ROSS, TOYS-R-US, MICHAELS, OR TARGET. So many empty buildings down Main street in PI alone. Someone could open a shopping center other then Walmart that family's can go to shop. Walmart since the pandemic has nothing stocked. Every shelf in that place looks bare and that's the only place to get ANYTHING from.

Jennifer S

it was 5 months living here in northern Maine before I even know that this building was a mall. I had been in its parking lot a number of times and driven by hundreds never knowing it was a mall till I was invited to the art show at xmas time. However there are a few nice stores inside and I like going ever one and a while.

Stephen Priest

The mall reminds me of the TARDIS, bigger on the inside than on the outside. I didn't realize how big it was inside. There is an Olympia Sport still open. A Trader Joe's that doesn't sell food. Clothing, book 📚 and a food court, with a Ruby Tuesday. JC Penney and a discount tool store are located there. A Christian ministry is there at the food court, I guess only open on Sundays. Not a Sabbath keeping congregation, I guess. Kids rides, quarter vending machine, a hurricane simulator booth and a small 🚆 train ride at one end of the mall, though the train ride was closed. Place was dead when I visited. Not Walking Dead, the people I saw were alive, though not all masked. I think masks are required. There is a note on the door saying only lawyers from a law firm are allowed in, though I think that note is outdated. All the lights are not on inside. Mood lighting?