what time does american dream close

The stores at American Dream are closed on Sunday because of Bergen County’s Blue Laws, but the attractions at American Dream are open seven days a week.

American Dream megamall and entertainment complex in East Rutherford, N.J. After more than 17 years in the making, it finally opened October 25, 2019.

American Dream Mall first opened its doors to the public on October 25, 2019, some 15 years after the initial groundbreaking and numerous design changes and pauses in construction.

All entertainment, beauty and dining are open everyday, but a selection of retail is closed on Sunday per county ordinance.

Overview. With seven major department stores and more than 450 stores, boutiques and restaurants, King of Prussia Mall is the largest retail space in the U.S. and the largest shopping mall on the East Coast. The mall’s 2.9 million square feet of retail space welcomes around 20 million visitors a year.

It includes more than 30 rides and attractions for all-ages enjoyment and is open 365 days a year. The rides are themed around Nickelodeon shows that range from your younger days through today’s faves — such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jimmy Neutron, Rugrats and PAW Patrol.

The American Dream mall is nearly down to its last dollar, a startling reality for the $5 billion retail attraction. The beleaguered mall needed to pull $9.3 million from a reserve account on Tuesday to make a payment on about $290 million in debt, Bloomberg reported.

Tickets are $39.99 and $49.99 and get you admission for a specified block of time. What are the Nickelodeon Universe rides? The park has 35 rides and attractions. American Dream had not released a list, as of Thursday afternoon.

This mall has everything in one spot. Amusement park, water park, skiing, ice skating, golf, aquarium, etc. but extremely overpriced for what you get. Rides are broken, golf is small and crowded, theme park is small you can finish the park in 3 hours with lines.

American Dream is the second biggest mall in the United States, and at 3 million square feet, it is certainly big enough to entertain you and your family for days on end.

The Westfield is the biggest mall in New Jersey and is the most authentic mall experience you’ll get. People enjoy Westfield for its wide variety of stores, but they also love to take advantage of their unique services such as The Suite.

Also known as the Blue Laws (originally written on blue paper – hence the name) NJSA 2A:171-5.8 prohibits the sale on Sunday of clothing or wearing apparel, building and lumber supply materials, furniture, home, business or office furnishings, household, business or office appliance.

American Dream offers convenient parking to all guests. The first hour of parking is free, thereafter, guests are required to pay $5 per vehicle (taxes included) for the duration of the visit.

Dubai Mall – Dubai, United Arab Emirates

At over 12 million square feet (equivalent to more than 50 soccer fields), the Dubai Mall is the largest shopping mall in the world based on total area.

New Jersey went “blue” a long time ago

A blue law restricting most activities on Sundays dates back to 1704, and in 1798 the state Legislature incorporated it into a new law called the “Act to Suppress Vice and Immorality.”

The history of the blue laws dates back nearly 2,000 years, when Roman Emperor Constantine in A.D. 321 wanted to set aside Sunday as a day for rest. Until the 1990s, blue laws prohibiting the sale of clothes, home goods, appliances and other goods were much more common nationwide.

Bergen County’s blue laws restrict the sale of certain goods on Sundays, forcing all department, mall and most retail stores to close for the day. Everything from clothes to furniture to appliances are off limits.

No. You don’t need a ticket to get into the mall. But you do need a ticket to get into Nickelodeon Universe or onto the ice rink.