Whilst Premium Outlets and all it’s bargains stands at the north end of International Drive, the south end is home to which can be arrived at by taking exit 75A off Interstate 4. At the end of the ramp turn right and at the first set of lights turn left and continue as far as you can go, you will drive straight in to the surface car parks which surround the mall which is situated on the former Belz outlet site. Parking is on both sides of the road and the left hand side, closest to the shops tends to fill up first. Parking spaces are slightly more generous than those at Premium Outlets and if manoeuvring is not your favourite pastime park on the right hand side of the road where there are always plenty of spaces available as well as being the situation for the Reebok and Rockport outlets.
For none drivers the mall is served by the I ride trolley (as indeed is Premium Outlets) and the Lynx bus service.
Like Premium Outlets it is not easy to visit all the stores without some back tracking so be sure to pick up a mall directory as Prime offers several stores not to be found elsewhere: Kipling, Under Armour, North Face, Columbia, Forever 21, The New York Company and Juicy Couture to name but a few and it is these less commonly found outlet stores that make the trip to Prime Outlets worthwhile.
There is no playground as such but situated centrally in a plaza area complete with restaurants and decorative fountains, there is entertainment for its younger visitors. A train and a trampoline where there on our last visit, but beware, they both carried an additional cost.
Dietary needs are served by the food court and Starbucks is the ever present favourite of many. The mall also offers three full service restaurants, Vinitos Italian and Kafe Kalik offering Caribbean and Bahamian cuisine, both of which offer both indoor and patio dining, and the Red Brick Pizza company which serves fire roasted pizzas and sandwiches.
As with Premium Outlets there are several alternative dining options when you leave the mall. International drive is simply heaving with every type of cuisine you can imagine but for the carnivores amongst you we can recommend Texas de Brazil situated on the right hand side of the road shortly after leaving the mall. Just make sure you shopping has left you hungry as this is a superb all you can eat experience, not cheap but after hard days shopping you may feel you deserve it!
The opening times for the mall are the same as Premium Outlets.
For none drivers the mall is served by the I ride trolley (as indeed is Premium Outlets) and the Lynx bus service.
Like Premium Outlets it is not easy to visit all the stores without some back tracking so be sure to pick up a mall directory as Prime offers several stores not to be found elsewhere: Kipling, Under Armour, North Face, Columbia, Forever 21, The New York Company and Juicy Couture to name but a few and it is these less commonly found outlet stores that make the trip to Prime Outlets worthwhile.
There is no playground as such but situated centrally in a plaza area complete with restaurants and decorative fountains, there is entertainment for its younger visitors. A train and a trampoline where there on our last visit, but beware, they both carried an additional cost.
Dietary needs are served by the food court and Starbucks is the ever present favourite of many. The mall also offers three full service restaurants, Vinitos Italian and Kafe Kalik offering Caribbean and Bahamian cuisine, both of which offer both indoor and patio dining, and the Red Brick Pizza company which serves fire roasted pizzas and sandwiches.
As with Premium Outlets there are several alternative dining options when you leave the mall. International drive is simply heaving with every type of cuisine you can imagine but for the carnivores amongst you we can recommend Texas de Brazil situated on the right hand side of the road shortly after leaving the mall. Just make sure you shopping has left you hungry as this is a superb all you can eat experience, not cheap but after hard days shopping you may feel you deserve it!
The opening times for the mall are the same as Premium Outlets.