Mall of America Release Video Reassuring Visitors That They Are Back, and They Are Safe
Mall of America, with over 40 million annual visitors, is the largest shopping and entertainment complex in North America. It is also home to the biggest indoor theme park in the United States. Situated in Bloomington, Minnesota, it is close to the twin cities of Minneapolis and St Paul.
The Mall is open to international tourism and with the rollout of the phenomenal vaccination effort in both the UK and the US, plus the pending announcement of a green light for travel between the two countries, they are excited by the prospect of welcoming back visitors from the UK and Ireland. To reassure visitors, Mall of America has released a short new film showcasing its efforts to keep customers safe, as travel returns.
Mall of America has been working tirelessly to create a safer environment. With its open spaces, sanitation stations and cleaning protocol the Mall has introduced a comprehensive plan to ensure the experience is worry free and just as enjoyable as it has always been.
With areas clearly marked out for safe passage, staff who understand the concerns of their customers and guests, and thoughtful adaptations to open spaces, they are confident that customers will not only feel safe, but they will be safe in Mall of America.
The Mall not only caters for shoppers with its 520 world class stores offering tax free shopping on clothes and shoes, but it is a truly interactive experience, catering for thrill seekers, families and anyone dedicated to good food and drink.
Home to Nickelodeon Universe a 300,000 square foot theme park, situated under cover inside the Mall, SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium a 1.3-million-gallon marine park, with sharks, stingrays, and other fantastic sea creatures, the Mall is among the most visited single attractions in the United States.
Virtual Reality experiences sit beside traditional thrills, such as the indoor Zip Wire. Guests of FlyOver America, sit in suspended chairs in front of an enormous spherical screen. The motion of the seats, combined with the stunning visuals and innovative sensory effects, make you feel like you are flying, as you soar over more than 10,000 miles of America’s most beloved landmarks, regions, and skylines.
The Mall is ready to welcome back safely visitors to all its attractions
Graham McKenzie
Graham has demonstrable history of working in the leisure, travel & tourism industry. 20 years leading one of the worlds leading online B2B travel publishers TravelMole , non-executive director of UK's leading Travel Brand agency designate.com. Strong professional with a BSc (Econ) focussed on Economics from London School of Economics and Political Science.
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