The Mall at Wellington Green

This mall is ok I guess, I’ve seen better and I’ve seen worse, however, in terms of accommodating handicapped people, especially for a mall located in Florida, I would say this is clearly and by far the worst I’ve seen. Nowhere else have I seen such utter disregard for the needs of handicapped people. In my particular case, I had just undergone a knee arthroscopy and it was extremely painful to walk. Of course, my wife wanted to go shoppinh after christmas, the mall was crowded, all handicapped parking near the Macy’s entrances were all taken but luckily after driving around a while, I found a parking space that was close enough, not sure what the federal regulations say about % of parking spaces for handicapped people, but, at least, near the Macy’s entrances, there were not enough. Went inside, you can imagine my discomfort even with a cane, but when the people at Macy’s tell me that the handicapped carts are not at Macy’s but at the mall’s «customer service» located right in the middle of the mall, I was not happy, but had to go there anyway. For someeone like me that had to endure sharp pain to walk the really long way from Macy’s to the center of the mall, it was not a good experience. When I get there, after a long wait in the cue (there was only one person, and the same person takes care of customer service as well as selling lotto tickets, the line was full of people wanting to check if their tickets had won). Anyway, when I finally get there, I asked for the cart, and I was told that I needed to pay $ 10:for the cart, it would allow me only 3 hours of use, if I return it before the 3 hours, I would get a refund of the $ 10. So I asked the lady if I could leave the cart at the Macy’s customer service instead. Of course not. I told her that it defeats the purpose of offering carts for the handicapped if I had to return it and then walk in pain back to my car which was at the Macy’s entrance. The woman said, well next time park closer. That would mean i would have to have parked at the food court entrance, which is the closest to the «customer service» area. Anyway, being the educated and non belligerent noron that I am, I went all the way back to my car, yes the pain was excruciating, went to the food court parking area, it was completely full, also very small percentage of handicapped spaces and all full. Evidently, it was not my day, went back to Macy’s and there was no nearby parking either. At that moment, I decided to call my wife, get her to come out and make her promise to buy her crap online. I have been to many malls around the USA and around the world, this is the one that takes the cake in being the most unwelcoming, the most anti-​handicapped people I have ever seen or expwrienced. I will also call the ADA to report my experience, I hope they are in breach so that at least I can rejoice in seeing these idiots get a hefty fine.

Wellington is a nice mall. It’s a lot smaller than the usual malls I have been to. Though it is a little dark inside. The lighting could be a lot better. Not sure if they’re up for a remodel or not.
There are a variety of stores to choose and shop from here. Though, I wouldn’t go out of your way to come to this mall.

There are many quality stores here… Went shopping for a few things from high end to low end! All were available! Especially for children merchandise!

We live between Boca and Wellington. I’m not sure why, but I favor the Wellington Mall. Seems like parking is easier. I can’t tell you if the merchandise is different at the higher-​end anchor stores, but the Starbucks is the same. My wife and I have «walked» the mall before opening and I like it. Perhaps the customers are a bit (understatement) less pretentious and the lips aren’t quite as swollen. What more does a person need: Apple Store, Starbucks, California Pizza K, Victoria’s Secret (nice to walk by), Macy’s, and no problem finding athletic shoes or t-​shirts.

This mall has nearly everything. I would love to come back and browse around. There is ample parking (free), close to major highways, no traffic in this area and I could spend hours here with something new to do.
Not as packed as the other malls I frequent (Dolphin in Miami, Fl).

What happened to this mall? I used to frequent this mall about 10 years ago but lately it’s been pretty empty. I keep seeing stores open and after a few months they’re gone. This mall currently have at least 5 stores that are unoccupied and a handful of not-​so-​known stores. The only good thing about this mall is the big H&M, Nordstrom, and Lush!

I absolutely love this mall! Hands down it is my favorite mall! Love all the stores and especially love that they have a Starbucks and a smoothie place! What a better way to shop with a coffee in hand! Love that the have an elevator for people like Mom who are disabled and can’t walk up the stairs! The atmosphere is out standing and the mall always looks clean and fresh. It’s a joy to shop there!

If you have butt loads of money to spend then this mall is for you. You have two options. Very expensive. Name brand stores or stores that barely have purpose for Mose people. The mall itself is clean. Could use more bathrooms. Parking is a mess.

Decent mall, they have pretty much every store for the average American. They have a lot of things that the gardens mall doesn’t. Hot Topic, Auntie Ann’s, etc

I purchased a leather chair and ottoman at Ashley’s Wellington Mall location three weeks ago. The chair was delivered with no ottoman. Salesperson promised to stay on top of it and send it as soon as it arrived. Three weeks pass prompting me to call. They had two in stock and had not bothered to call me much less deliver the ottoman. Once the sale is made, I guess you are on your own. I shall furnish the remainder of my home from another store.

I really loved this mall, especially when I moved to Wellington a little over a year ago. Retail therapy is definitely, though it may sound pretentious and ridiculous, really does help me just get my mind off of all the crazy shit I normally have going on…
But I’m noticing an influx or infiltration, rather, of more and more ghetto/​trashy people here… Which makes my shopping experience less and less pleasant every time. I try not to be that stuck up bitch (honestly) because of course, by no means am I perfect nor do I claim to be. The quality of people in this world has just really gone into the shitter.
Sometimes I come to the mall on a mission & I am just bombarded by a bunch of retarded people… Just IN THE WAY. It takes me three times as long to get out of the damn place when I only came for TWO items. Sadly, all these dumbass people are procreating and having dumbass children… This is what the world is coming to. Help us all, I need to move to Europe or something

The mall is fairly new. Lots of shops and the food court is average. I been there few times but Black Friday was insane way too packed as was expected. There is lots of shops the anchors are Macy’s, jcpenny, City furniture, nordstrom and Dillard’s. It’s a more upscale mall with better environment than boynton mall so the extra drive is worth if you have time in your hands bc finding parking is little difficult. The mall does offer valet parking however. The food court is big but options are limited. There is California pizza kitchen and chickfila which does the job for me.

Great Mall with all the latest shops. Just wish they would not allow the people working the kiosks in the middle to attack shoppers like vultures. Even if you tell them you are not interested they keep trying. Otherwise everything is perfect at this mall.

Great mall with lots of store options. Very clean. I did not see much of the mall security outside which somewhat bothered me. I am a former police officer and also was a Director of Security for a large mall. Outside security presence is important. Customers are leaving with purchases and want to feel safe walking to their vehicles. I did see a few security personnel inside walking. That is my only reason for 1 star being subtracted.
This mall has excellent anchor stores and lots of clothing and specialized stores inside. Food court was clean with plenty of seating and the cleaning staff kept tables properly cleaned. Good selection of places to eat. Outside the mall ring road has additional stores and restaurants. Curious how busy this mall is during the holiday season as for the most part, weekends are not terribly crowded for shopping. What would give this mall the extra star would have been a movie theatre. It’s convenient to shop and see a movie.

A lot of shops like brookstone and they have kiosk stands that sell nice seasonal or sometimes year round products. They have plenty of entertainment shops and they have Ashley furniture and city furniture. They have plenty of good stores and a great food court you can get sushi to Cajun subs interesting mall a lot of choice.

Nice Nordstoms here, went there to buy a waterproof watch… great sales guy who wasn’t pushy. The sunglass hut had a huge sale and great selection too.

Very big, 2 stories, has some high end stores with some common retail stores from Forever 21 to AF and American Apparel. Food Court has a good variety of restaurants from fast food to sit-​in restaurants. Parking is never an issue unless you’re parked on the Food Court side which is where everyone wants to go to have easy access to dining before or after they shop.
Exiting the parking lot can be a bit disorienting if you are not familiar with the Wellington area and exit signage to streets or I-​95 are not clear either.

Ok — I only head to Wellington on Sundays for polo. But I visited a friend at Wellington Regional hospital, and decided to venture in. It was packed with holiday shoppers, but the festive shop windows made browsing enjoyable. Love the Ice Palace and giant snow globes, it even snows inside the palace.

Ok I’m middle of the road on Wellington Green and I’ll explain …
Wellington Green has decent parking, the food court has just about something for everyone, outside perimeter shops have variety and there are still some good stores here. Thank goodness for Dillard’s because the Macy’s is horrible. There have been a lot of stores that have closed in the last 3 – 5 years that have been replaced with totally obscure ones. The clientele at this mall has significantly declined over the years. So much so that unless I am completely desperate I will not come here in the evening or on the weekend and I won’t come alone with the little ones unless I valet (safety wise). If things don’t change we’ll be looking at Wellington Green becoming the sister mall to Boynton.
It works in a pinch but not for real shopping. Pity.

Great mall, very clean, tons of stores
Huge XXI
American Apparel
Macys, Nordstroms, others
Good food court
Good chain restaurants
Also, great selection of independently owned shops ranging in price points from dirt poor to extremely wealthy