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Queen's Park. Bloedel Conservatory. Write a review Upload a photo. Most Recent. Very good. My family and I love shopping Metrotown - the largest shopping mall in BC. You are better off finding a table to sit when it's busy first - THEN tag teaming and taking turns getting your food. And then there are the people who don't consume any food there - but use it as a place to rest - or sit down and play with their cell phones.

Geez what part in "Food" Fair don't you understand. Likewise you should always watch out for people who are cutting diagonally in front of you - they usually don't care who is in fr0nt of them.

Happy Shopping! Ron H Baarn, The Netherlands contributions. The mall is large. That is for sure. Lots of different kind of shops are present. You can spend your day shopping here for all you might need to buy. The mall itself has different levels and the entourage is very nice. It promised to be a big mall And it was a HUGE mall. Not my cup of tea, but most of the fast fashion and mass-market brands are here. Can wander for hours if you fancy shopping, pleasant and clean environment with lots of food options.

Kirsten Burnaby, Canada 24 contributions. Great way to spend a rainy day, or the place you should go if you need to pick up anything! It is worth to visit this mall. This mall is amazing and it is between the biggest malls of Canada. It is in the top 5 list. There is a metrotown station close to the mall and go there is pretty easy. There are important brands such as banana republic, Victoria secret, apple, Microsoft The lunch area is very good and it is hard not to find anything you like!

The food store, Great Canadian, is very good and well priced! Not much waiting at the check outs! Omg the bathrooms are so disgusting. Smells like nobody hits the toilet and filthy. This is turning me off from returning. I feel like I need to hose down after visiting the loo. The rest of this mall is fantastic. Laurie F Canmore, Canada 23 contributions.

As the reviewer from a week ago said most escalators were not working. PookyCake Victoria, Canada 11, contributions. Metrotown Mall is my favourite mall. Opened in conveniently just in time for Expo 86 , it is the largest mall in BC and the third largest overall in Canada.

Much like the Greater Vancouver Area, Metrotown has a colourful history. Initially established as a stand-alone mall, Metrotown was connected to two other shopping centres via skywalks: Eaton Centre and Station Square.

In completing this merger, the two separate food courts were eliminated and one very large food court was created — the largest in all of Western Canada, in fact. Station Square, which was not included in the merger, continued to operate on its own until finally closing in I have many fond memories of Metrotown.

Most have very little to do with the stores per se, but more to do with events that happened in and around those stores. The first one of note happened just outside of the Sears portion of Metrotown in the late s. I just had to have the figure, but the store was closed boo.

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