Towson Town Center

Category:	Shopping Mall
Address:	825 Dulaney Valley Rd, Towson, MD 21204, USA
Phone:	+1 410-494-8800
Site:	towsontowncenter.com
Rating:	4.3
Working:	10AM–9PM 10AM–9PM 10AM–9PM 10AM–9PM 10AM–9PM 10AM–9PM 11AM–6PM

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Reviews 9

Delany Johnson

I feel as though it is bias to not allow people under the age of 18 to walk around the mall after 5 pm. I am a employed 16 year old, with that being said I have a little spending money and I want to go to the places that best benefit myself. Obviously a 16 year old is either in school or not in school, but if they are in school I dont see how you expect them to be able to shop any other nights besides those Friday and Saturday nights. Monday through Thursday having close to 2 hours of homework then having myself and other peers of mine who have a job, we dont have time to shop those days. I watched a video on the BaltimoreSun and some leader I assume was explaining how the rules being changed wasnt a factor of anything which I believe is a lie for the media so they can cover up the truth in why they dont want people in my age group unoccupied by an adult. Myself being 16 years old, lots of adults recognize me for my maturity but to be told Im not allowed to shop at a mall after 5 pm is outrageous to me. I feel as though being 16 years old, you are able to drive with a provisional license in Maryland with the curfew being 12 midnight if I am able to provide transportation for myself why arent I allowed to walk the mall by myself. Then other argument I was thinking about was the fact that at the age of 16, if you are able to support for yourself , you have the right to live by yourself. Now if a 16-17 year old is able to support for themselves but you tell them they have a curfew at a mall is ridiculous. Im not clueless as to why they have made these rules but in reality you must barricade it all in order for you to stop the nonsense that goes on with some of the youth population. Of course those Friday and Saturday nights were most beneficial to us in being able to go out and shop but if a person truly wants to cause disturbance then they will do so at any given time. To sum up my main purpose of expressing my argument is that, it is unfair to penalize everyone for groups of peoples actions.

A Private User

Not my favorite mall but I go here when Im in the Towson area. I get a weird vibe from the place. As the other reviewers have said, you dont feel all that safe. Ive never witnessed a fight, but Im not surprised that they happen. Its not just the teenagers, the people who come to this mall seem ignorant period. Especially when its crowded, people act like they would rather walk into you than simply move. There isnt but so much room to walk, so I guess it would be asking a lot for some courtesy if people could just move off to the side instead of staying where they are thus forcing you to bump into them. The parking garage is crazy, you have to dodge getting run over just to make it to the entrance. Its not worth the hassle, your experience of coming here will be more frightening than fun. It used to be a nice mall but its gotten ghetto over the years.

Jamila Bonner

Recently, I went to the mall with my sister who attends the same college as myself, and she was turned away. This was due to the curfew that was recently implemented. My sister and I are well over the age that is required to attend the mall alone. However, she was not allowed in because she did not have a valid State ID. We were told that a valid college ID would suffice, but she was still not allowed into the mall. I then mentioned that I was many years older than my sister, and that I could stand in as her guardian but we were still not allowed into the mall together. We have both been loyal customers to this mall for years, and to not be allowed in together even though my sister could prove she was a college student was not only inconvenient but also frustrating. Needless to say, we will both find another mall to spend our money.

JOHN BILES

This is a wonderful indoor shopping mall. Especially now since they no longer allow minors to hang out call causing trouble. This place is always clean, always busy, security is everywhere, the stores are plentiful. Best of all you can walk from one end of this mall to the other end and there are no vacancies. They attract the newest most modern stores with the latest fashions. The bathrooms are always clean no matter which one you go to and they are always well stocked. Parking can be a hassle but thats the price you pay for a place like this that is very popular. They have a wonderful food court along with close proximity to TGI Fridays and the Cheesecake Factory as anchor restaurants. You can spend a week in this mall and never shop at all the stores. Its a beautiful place and very well maintained.

Jerry Coolz

Crowded place and parking is usually a mess and people cannot par for their lives in these garages, but they have better store and food than the white marsh or Delaware mall I went to. As for safety I usually dont feel safe even though nothing happen when I go shopping, but I get alerts every day from the nearby university that there are always crime and robberies in the area. idk but I would go with a group of friends if I was shopping here especially at night. A lot of high end stores to shop at so for stores its 5/5 for everything else its like a 2 or 3 out of 5

Edward Parks

This place has a terrible set up for parking. Whoever designed the garage needs to go back to school for planning. The spots are to small even for a small sedan. Theres a ton of crime here. They try to fight it with more security, but it doesnt help. I watched someone get maced exactly 2 minutes after 3 people were being arrested for shoplifting. Theres plenty of nice stores inside, but I avoid going here for the fact that the crime is so high. People have been stabbed, and I think there was even a shooting.

Mel Darklyter

Nice indoor mall. 5 floors with variety of shops. Its parking garage is connected to the Sheraton Grand North by a pedestrian walkway from the 2nd floor of the hotel. Good options for inexpensive to medium priced dining. Macys, Bose, Nordstrom, Cheesecake Factory. Lids to name a few spots. And stop by Custom Apparel kiosk on the first floor. Custom lettering and artwork in hats, shirts, etc. Note- its not embroidering or needlework, but its faster to get done, looks cool and less expensive.

Chris Montcalmo

This mega-Mall has been around a while. Its located right in the heart of Towson. Parking is challenging, even with its own dedicated parking garage. The neighborhood has changed and crime is on the rise. Dont leave valuable items in your car. The food court is decent and there is a store here (or kiosk) for just about anything. Expect a few pushy salespeople from some of the kiosks, though (Im looking at you, Deja Vu). Mommy central during the day. Questionable crowd at night.

Killian Hawk

I love the mall but the parking lot is a disaster! Its horribly laid out to the point that it keeps me from shopping here sometimes. White Marsh is about equal distance from my home so I end up there instead, unless theres a store thats only in Towson (like the Lush or Nordstrom). Other than that, its a huge mall with a good selection of stores, and its easy to lose track of time while youre wandering around.