holiday village mall

The Holiday Village Mall is the largest mall in Great Falls. It has a decent number of stores but not like larger centres in Phoenix/Vegas. The mall has a weird layout so we drove the car around so that we didn't have to carry bags all over the mall. It provided a few hours of shopping but not a great mall. Average at best.

Some good stores here, the set up is a little different, and the food court is small--but it has a cool pretzel place. (The Twisted Pretzel)Our group we found some cool stuff at different stores--mostly clothes, but some cool pop-culture stuff in one store that blasted very heavy metal the whole time--so if you don't like that music, either stay out of that store or bring earplugs.If you like it, then even better.Lots of parking and not too big, with some variety.

This mall has the weirdest layout ever, and there's virtually no food court, but the stores that are there were sufficient when you keep in mind that Great Falls isn't all that big. I'm not saying there's no food court at all, but there's not much selection... there's a Greek place, Subway, a pretzel place, Orange Julius and I think maybe one other place. We're Canadians who were looking to do a bit of shopping on a long weekend, and we were able to conjure up enough shopping in the city to kill a day or so. There's no other mall in the city but there's a strip of stores not far from this mall, where there's an Old Navy, and some other stores.

Hasn't quite become another casualty of the internet age. It's clear that there used to be many more shops to choose from but the ones that have made it are nice.

This mall used to be better about a decade ago. Now, it seems as if it's starting to become a "dead mall" - a lot of the stores at the east end have been closed. I did find what I was looking for, though.

In Great Falls, there is not much malls so take the opportunity to visit here. You can find good deals at Ross Dress for Less, Big Lots, Rue 21 and JC Penney. Its not a large mall but at least you got one to go to. What I find weird is the way the mall is laid out from one end to the other. There is not a consistent way for wheel chair, strollers or scooters to travel from one end to another since there is techincally two levels here but it depends of where you are at. If you are on the Bed Bath and Beyond side, to get to the other side with mobility devices, you will need to go to the JC Penny and use their elevators to go downstairs to the food court so you can be at the mall level at the other side. The ramp leading you downwards towards Sheels has a set of stairs that will greet you and stop you in your tracks. Oh well, perhaps because its older mall.

This mall has much better shopping than your average small town mall. The mall is very clean and the mall employees are very friendly. Good stores and good food, overall a nice experience.

This shopping mall was clean, well maintained and huge. It offers a variety of stores, for any age group, for any interests plus a food court for a quick meal. You can easily spends hours inside this mall so make sure you have very good walking shoes. Highly recommend this place to anyone. Across the mall is Café Rio Mexican restaurant - go there if you want to eat outside of the mall.