Your mall is cool but is it cool enough to have it’s own train running between buildings? Okay, so it’s a slow roller train and you can walk faster between the buildings, and it costs a buck each way, but if you don’t want to leave air conditioning, it’s the way to go. The mall does have a lot to offer from your normal run of the mill mall stores like Hot Topic, Boxlunch, Victoria’s Secret, Macy’s…etc. Along with that, you’ll find unique/local shops and eats. All-in-all, this is a good place to shop but when it’s busy, it gets packed so just be prepared for that, especially around holidays and weekends.

This is a great mall complex right in the heart of the island. Away from the busier downtown/Ala Moana area, all the stores you need are here: from Macy's and Target to t&c down to the smaller jewelery and sweet shops. Aqesoke eateries and bar choices also. Plenty of parking available, and the monorail in-between is awesome, so you don't have to go outside between the centers. Really appreciate all the family events they also hold, especially construction over the years.

It was a little more crowded than usual since most people seem to be Christmas shopping. There is a good variety of shops and eateries here. Every month there is a special attraction and this month is the keiki Christmas train ride. I asked my kids if they wanted to get tickets for it but they said they were too big already. I guess they're right since they are 15 and 11 years old. I just wanted an excuse to ride the train too. Maybe next time.

#grateful there is an awesome farmers market here Saturdays at 7 AM. There is lots of food and lots of groceries. It is located at the top of the parking structure.

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I enjoy this mall for the sightseeing while shopping. It's having two malls separated by a parking lot. The "big stores" are Macy's, Ross, and TJ Maxx. So, there are fewer tourists at this mall. 👍 The "downtown" mall has second-floor theaters surrounded by a food court. Plus, they have plenty of other food groups 🍪🍔🥣🧋while you shop on the street level and the lower level . There are Chili's, Gen, and CPK restaurants, too. All are always crowded but worth the wait. They even have a go-cart raceway with a separate track for RC racing 🏁 on the first floor. And unless you're dropping 🫳 🛍 off at your car to free your hands for more 😱🤑 shopping, you can sample the rail 🚈 by riding the mini-tram they have that cruises above the parking lot and roam around the "uptown" mall side. 💃🛍🫶 Uptown has Macy's, Ross, and TJ Maxx in addition to a lot of unique shops. As for playing, you'll enjoy Pups 🐶 of War, across from Hotdog 🌭 on a Stick‼️ good eats and good fun. Everyone finds something at Pearlridge.

Easy access, plenty of parking, and a variety of stores to choose from. There's something for the whole family! Be sure to check out the activities like glow-in-the-dark golf and nerf wars!

Super easy to find every store inside the mall. They have kiosks to help you navigate you're way around at the entrances. My One recommendation is to pick up a portable charger from EZTECH ELECTRONICS, and use the Hawaiian sun to you're advantage.

It's close to the Skyline and Macy's is an anchor shop so it's very convenient for shoppers who take public trans.

Went there to renew state ID at the satellite city hall. Then walked around a bit with my mom and sister. We had bought some food at the food court. I had the roast pork plate from L & L. While my mom and sister choose to get Filipino food. Last visit was to Brug bakery just as they were about to close.

This is my go to shopping centre away from Waikiki, there is something here for everyone, do not miss Five Guys hamburgers best on the island. Go to top floor of carpark at Macys for excellent view of Arizona and Missouri.

Its a nice mall but why is it in two separate parts? Weird. There's no obvious ways to travel on foot between the two separate buildings so its actual better to drive. Also 4 floors each so small you can walk its length in 10 min. Just an odd design. Love that there are like 5 stores devoted to pop culture.

This was a nice shopping mall that had alot of selection's. They have 4 floor's to shop from, but one floor is a food court and they also have a couple of department stores located just outside the mall, ross and TJ mac's, and a few others. The mall was clean and had lots of seating to sit and rest while shopping, and plenty of parking onsite. They also have digital screens that work like Androids to check shopping list for each floor. Which makes it easier for you when you are shopping. I hope this helps you out and have a great day.

Went shopping and ate a bit of food before we had to be somewhere? I don't remember where though? I know we came back here for the Escape Rooms 🤪 but not on this day? Was cute seeing all the X-mas decorations 😍

Pieology pizza - I used to Love this place but not so sure now. Pizzas are smaller now. No real flavor. Taste like cardboard with sauce and cheese on top. Everything has changed. Staff looks like they just do not care. Disorganized ! I've been a customer here for years - since they opened. Probably not anymore. Very Disappointed ! ! !

My first visit and you see all the standard chain stores plus a few unique ones. Nothing about mall was excellent just another place to hang out with folks and chill. A Hawaiian music concert taking place with young great talent. That was the best.

Memories of cruzin around on the weekends here. Food court has good options. And lots of restaurants sprinkled around the mall. I'm happy they had a bunch of local surf shops and HI brewing company. Bummer the monorail not running anymore.

Lots of good stores, plenty of parking available when we went. Elevators weren't working though so if you have mobility issues, can't park in the garage (which was the only option for us since it was raining hard).

The monorail is down. The sign says it needs necessary maintenance but typical with Hawaii, no work appeared to be getting done. Maybe they were working somewhere else.

Shop here often. It is a smaller mall with a good selection. There is a food court and a movie theater. It has free parking and way less people than downtown. It's the superior mall unless you're looking for a particular high end store.

Nice renovation

Just a great place to go for a walk.

Nice shopping center ..lot Of parking.. and convenient.

Nice since they renovated it. Food court is pretty nice along side the Preal Ridge Consolidated theaters. So you can eat before the show or after. Plenty of seating and lots of free parking.

OMG this lash vending machine is totally the best out there. Everything you need for your lashes as well as the most selection out there, quality vegan woman owned lashes that are affordable.....yup even in Hawaii. U must check out on the theater side of Pearl ridge, right by Spencer's. A very popular hot spot this lash vending machine, even celebrities have been spotted getting their lashes from Lashsav.

One of the few malls I know of that has a tram. I think historically, it was developed in phases, and given land availability, there are Phase 1 to Phase 2 sections. Lots of big box names like Marshall's, Macy's, Claire's, and Bath and Body Works. Food Court has a Church's Chicken and local eateries. There are two cookie corner locations along with lots of parking, which always seems to be full. Quick access from the H201 highway it is a go-to mall location for my family.

Great place to take family and kids. We did Easter bunny pictures this year, haven't done that the last 2 years. No line, fast, friendly and perfectly safe. Kids enjoyed the TILTS play area. Checked out the shoe store, great selection of comfortable shoes and sandals. We visited Auntie Anne's pretzel place, ate up at the food courts which wasn't too crowded. The workers there are quick to clean up after each guests had their meal. Parking was no issue at all, masks no longer required. It was nice to be able to enjoy and get out. Wasn't too crowded for a Tuesday❤️👍

Mall doors don’t open until 1000 am even if stores INSIDE the center, eg. Starbucks, post earlier hours. Employees and security people don’t seem to care about customers and are not helpful for those that arrive early. Posted signs of hours can only be read if you’re standing 2 ft away. When inside, no one monitors for Covid protocol as people are talking while half-masked and very loudly and while gathering in larger groups. What used to be a cool hangout decades ago has substantially degraded in customer care.

This is such a great hidden gem. The parking is free and there is plenty of open parking that is easy to find - lots of open space and no heavy insane traffic. This mall is easy for getting in and off the interstate, whether you are coming or going from East, West... doesn't matter. This is a great location for your regular mall type shopping - not the crazy expensive tourist stuff like you'll run into at the Ala Moana Center. Along with staples like Express, Macy's and PacSun for clothing, you'll find Bath and Body Works, Bed Bath & Beyond, Down to Earth, Dental Care of Pearlridge, First American Title, several banks, Tamura's Wine & Spirits and Poke, Hallmark, CVS, GNC, Specialty gift and souvenir shopping -  and so much more under one roof. I've been here all times of the week and weekend and even though it seems slightly busy on rare occasion because of vehicles stopping at the crosswalk that takes you to Macy's from the parking garage, it's never felt crammed at all. It's always been a breeze to park, jet in and out with the family and get what we need for day to day, visiting with family that comes to the island, Christmas shopping, etc...

I've watched this mall transform and it only gets better. The monorail takes you from uptown to downtown which are two different sections of the mall. You don't have to take the monorail you can walk buy its much more of an experience to take the monorail and see Pearl Harbor and the watercress farm from up top. The restaurants are great and the retail stores are the latest trends along with some local cultural fashion, which are unique to the island.

Pearl Ridge shopping center since the Renovations has been so much better. Good to see a lot new restaurants have been added to the mall experience. Also Nice to a lot locals coming out and enjoying there time .