Plenty of great shops with fantastic scenery World famous cookie time store and ferburger for delicious monster burgers to warm you up

The mall was certainly more than I expected, but not a shopper's paradise. It was not ski season yet, so parking wasn't much of a problem though we did manage to get one ticket. Nice place in any case and you can get almost anything you want there.

There were many discount apparel shops. I bought them for my next trip. The quality was very good. I wore them at Doubtful sounds on the next day.

We were a little disappointed. We couldn't find a nice 'in between restaurant'. We didn't want a sandwich bar or fine dining, something bistro-y in between....not much fits that bill. The shopping reflects the area with plenty of winter gear available, but not at keen prices!

I was pleasantly surprised when I saw Queenstown Mall. Contrary to the bad reviews, I feel that Queenstown Mall is pretty self-sufficient. There is Starbucks at a corner which is always good for a quick pick-me-up dosage of caffeine. There are also a few retail stores like Just Jeans, Jay Jays, Dotti where a couple of us bought quite a... More

A very relaxing shopping area is the Queenstown Mall and this area is extremely popular on the edge of the Lake. Great Shopping, especially for the overseas travellers.

Was last here 2 years ago and nothing much has changed.While it is nice to have a walking street to shop in the range of shops seem to have shrunk somewhat. Sign of the times ...maybe!

Maccas, sushi, brand shopping, cinema... for a small town mall it has more than you'd imagine! All the locals go here too, and why not, it's right there in the middle of everything.

Expensive food court but at least you get some variety! Did not visit the shops but this is one of those generic suburban malls - colorless, soulless but efficient.