This page shows the interactive map of Kingsway Mall done by MapleVia, it is your helpful aid for finding stores and getting around the whole area. Here below the whole map, that allows visitors to find the exact positions of stores and plan their schedule before leaving the house.
Are you looking for something specific? The search bar in the upper left part of the map will help you. Just type the name of the store and press (and it appears).
Want to browse without a particular idea in head? Going through different categories works just as well. Need a closer look?
How To Use This Kingsway Mall Directory Map
Just move the mouse over the map and use the scroll wheel to zoom in. The tools in the bottom right corner offer more options, zoom, rotate or switch to full screen mode for the best view.
Kingsway Mall has three separate levels: FL, SL and TL. Switching between them is easy, simply click the buttons in the upper right part of the map. Shopping happens on the two bottom floors while the upper floor holds professional offices instead of stores.
Clicking on any store icon, you get extra details about that place, which makes planning your trip to the mall easier.
Kingsway Mall, the second biggest shopping place in Edmonton sits nicely just north of the city center. Across its two main shopping floors, you will find a rich mix of stores and services. There is also an underground level, here you find The Shoe Company.
The third floor does not get in the way of the shopping experience.
The mix of tenants here reaches a nice balance between big retailers and smaller players. In the mall you will see famous brands like Hudson’s Bay, Sport Chek, H&M and Bench. Lovers of fashion will find a lot of happy purchases at Aritzia, Lululemon Athletica, Fossil, Pandora and Sephora, all found here.
On top of those main stores, dozens of independent and special shops add to the mix. There truly is something for almost every taste.
Finding parking is not a problem at Kingsway Mall. Free parking surrounds the building, with two extra levels on the east side for even more space. If you prefer to cycle, their is bike parking.
The mall is fully accessible by wheelchair, which is always nice. Also, Edmonton Transit serves the area, so arriving without a car is fully possible.
Taking a break for food during shopping is simple thanks to the food court in the place. Nice bonus: some stores offer student discounts, if that matters to you.
Still, the mall changed over the years. Target and Bluenotes once operated here before closing all their Canadian locations. Zellers is another name from past times of the mall, that no longer exists.
The mix changed, but stays rich enough to walk through it.
Location wise, the mall stands out through its position. Sitting just north of the Edmonton downtown, it is reachable from almost every part of the city. Not sure how to reach it?
The official website of the mall describes ways to help.
Here is something useful to check before you go: the hours of stores differ, and the mall adjusts its schedule during holiday days. Especially in busy times or during sales events like Black Friday, the times can change fast. A quick check of the website of Kingsway Mall before your trip is worththe time that it takes.
Basically, Kingsway Mall offers a solid shopping experience in Edmonton. It is quite big enough to give real variety, without the whole size of West Edmonton Mall. The mix of free parking, public transport access and careful blend of big brands with independent stores makes it a simple option for a day of shopping.
Remember, this interactive map shows the current mix of stores at the time of publishing. Because changes in details happen often, updates will appear regularly. Save this page in your favorites, so that you can quickly check the map before your next trip.
