Glass act: King of Prussia Mall
great and small, to take advantage of this delightful concession either. The largest is the King of Prussia Mall, 20 miles outside the city. True to its regal title, this place is palatial. Statistically, it has more retail shopping space than any other attraction in America, and to make certain it stays ahead of the competition there’s an expansion plan in progress. King of Prussia has more than 400 shops, seven of which are department
stores including Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s. Fashion brands range from Gucci to H&M so you can direct clients here no matter what their budget. If your clients feel overwhelmed
by the thought of negotiating their way around this vast retail mecca, sign them up for the mall’s new personal shopper service. Started by a local fashion graduate, the first hour is free with no obligation to buy any finds. The
MALL OF AMERICA: Barbie Dreamhouse
Barbie fans old and young can now make like a living doll at Barbie The Dreamhouse Experience, a new nine-room attraction at Bloomington’s Mall of America, near Minneapolis and St Paul. Visitors can see full-sized versions of Barbie’s closet of outfits and shoes, make cupcakes in the kitchen and ride the signature pink lift. There’s a cafe, plus a boutique where visitors can pick up an exclusive Barbie Dreamhouse Doll. Entry is from $16.99, with under-2s visiting free. Those who don’t like Barbie have the entire mall to explore – the largest in the US, it has more than 520 shops.
bloomingtonMN.org/barbie
WIN A BARBIE! To be in with a chance of winning a Barbie Dreamhouse Doll worth £50, email
melissa@cellett.co.uk by August 31. Include your contact details and write ‘Bloomington
CVB Barbie Competition’ as the subject. 60 •
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