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MacArthur Center

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300 Monticello Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia, United States

MacArthur Center Reviews

Moonvera
54 reviews

Nov 12, 2007

Opened on March 12 1999, this newest mall in downtown Norfolk is a premier upscale shopping center in Hampton Roads. It is located 3 blocks from Waterside, 2 blocks from Norfolk Scope Arena and next to the General Douglas MacArthur Memorial.

There are over 150 shops and restaurants and an 18-screen theater surrounding a 70-foot atrium in this 3 level mall

A 3,000 Square-Foot, Picnic-Themed Indoor Play Area on the first floor is where children can pass their time in, on or around an oversized hot dog, a giant cupcake or a mega pickle.

For those who are caffeine dependent, there are two Starbucks, Nordstrom Espresso Bar, and a Grand Court Cappuccino Court.

There is valet parking at $5 and two parking decks with nine elevators. Handicapped parking is available as well as RV parking. There are push-for-assistance boxes should you loose your keys or lock them in your vehicle.

This is a great place to pass time if you like to shop or enjoy people watching and don't mind the crowd and noise.

MacArthur Center is open to walkers ...
Mon-Sat 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Sunday 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Mall Hours ...
Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

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11 comments

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Moonvera says:

2,200 USD? That's kinda high.
Thanks for the smile Shaun :-)

Posted on: Nov 13, 2007

milltownmeadow says:

I look forward to reading about your research on MacArthur the last time I was in Manila I had a private tour of his suite in the beautiful Hotel Manila I have photos of it to stay the night it was 2200 dollars.

Posted on: Nov 13, 2007

Moonvera says:

Growing up in Norfolk and made to visit his museum each summer with our out of town guests, I, along with most Filipinos, thought he was a hero. Then last year, I spoke with a US Vet who was part of the Death March and he despised the man. He felt betrayed. I plan to do a bit more research on the General and find out what really happened.

Posted on: Nov 12, 2007

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Moonvera

Oct 27, 2007

We then proceeded down the street and walked through the Selden Arcade, an art’s center with galleries, studios, a Strarbucks and a City of Norfolk gift shop. I could have spent the whole day there but we had to move on. The MacArthur Center was our next stop. It’s the latest mall in Hampton Roads and the most… My First Real Downtown Norfolk Outing . . .