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In the heart of Salt Lake City, City Creek Center is the retail centerpiece of one of the nation's largest mixed-use downtown redevelopment projects. This unique shopping environment features a retractable glass roof, a creek that runs through the property, a pedestrian skybridge and more. This world-class fashion and dining destination offers over 90 stores and restaurants including Nordstrom, Macy's, Tiffany & Co., Michael Kors, Coach, and Texas de Brazil Churrascaria, in a casual, pedestrian-friendly environment.
| Today's Hours: | 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Address: | 50 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 |
| Phone Number: | (801) 521-2012 |
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Anchored by Macy's and Nordstrom, this world-class fashion and dining destination opened March 22, 2012.
News
Taubman's City Creek Center Opens to Thousands, Many from Around the World
Press Release
Posted Mar 22nd, 2012
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich., March 22, 2012 – Taubman Centers, Inc. (NYSE: TCO) today announced the opening of City Creek Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Thousands of visitors from near and far attended the grand opening of the only regional shopping center to open in the United States this year. According to the International Council of Shopping Centers, City Creek Center is the first enclosed regional shopping center to open in the United States in six years.
Taubman Announces City Creek Center Store Line-up in Preparation for March 22 Grand Opening
Press Release
Posted Mar 1st, 2012
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 1, 2012 — Taubman Centers, Inc. (NYSE: TCO) today announced over 90 retailers that will join City Creek Center when it officially opens on March 22, 2012. City Creek Center is the retail component of City Creek, the major mixed-use development rising in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. The new 700,000-square-foot shopping center, anchored by Macy’s and Nordstrom, is the only regional shopping center scheduled to open in the United States this year.
City Creek Center Shopping Center to Open in Downtown Salt Lake City
Press Release
Posted Feb 23rd, 2012
New Salt Lake City Shopping Destination features a retractable roof, an indoor creek, a pedestrian skybridge and two 18 foot waterfalls
Salt Lake City already has skiing, hiking, the mountains and Olympic-caliber sports venues. Soon it will also have a one-of-a-kind shopping experience too. Opening March 22, 2012, City Creek Center will be Utah’s newest retail and dining destination covering two downtown city blocks with a tempting mix of stores and restaurants.
City Creek Center To Host “Sneak Peek” Gala Benefitting Four Local Charities
Press Release
Posted Dec 7th, 2011
City Creek Center Reshapes Salt Lake City Retail Landscape
Press Release
Posted Oct 26th, 2011
City Creek Center Unveils Countdown Clock to Mark One Year Until Opening
Press Release
Posted Mar 22nd, 2011
Salt Lake City Marketing Veteran Dee Brewer Joins City Creek Center
Press Release
Posted Mar 10th, 2011
Taubman Names Linda Wardell General Manager Of City Creek’s Retail Operations
Press Release
Posted Dec 15th, 2010
FAQs
- What amenities are offered?
- What is the size of the retractable roof?
- How big is the project overall?
- How many jobs has the shopping center created before and after construction?
- What percentage of the business trade building the center is local?
- Where is the parking for City Creek Center?
- Who are the retail anchors?
- How many stores are there in the retail portion? How big is the retail portion?
- What are the operating hours for the Food Court?
- Where is the Food Court located?
- Is the project LEED certified?
- What is entailed to be LEED certified?
- Are pets allowed in the center?
- Where can I get a wheelchair?
- Where is the center Security Office located?
- Do you have a discount card, coupons or coupon book for tourists?
- Where can I purchase a mall gift card?
- What is City Creek Center's Code of Conduct?
- Is photography allowed within the center?
- What is City Creek Center's bike policy?
- Which City Creek Center retailers allow dogs within their stores?
City Creek Center has a variety of dining selections, including outdoor dining; a creek running throughout the project with live fish (in the pond in the court in front of Macy's) and two 18 ft tall waterfalls; proprietary feature fountains with music and programmed displays; 1000-seat Food Court; children’s indoor Play Area; unique gathering spaces for shoppers; wi-fi; underground weather protected parking; a retractable skylight roof; Main Street pedestrian bridge featuring an observation room- mid-way on the bridge with views down Main Street and to the mountains — an authentic, urban, retail, mixed-use experience.
Back to TopWhat is the size of the retractable roof?
Approximately 250' long x 60' wide operable skylights on each block for a total of 500'.
Back to TopHow big is the project overall?
Approximately 23 acres, 2.5 Salt Lake blocks, 1.2 million sf office, approximately 800+/- new residential units and 500 existing hotel rooms, City Creek Center will have approximately 700,000 square feet of retail and an additional 60,000 square feet (approximately) of retail tenants located in the base of adjacent office and residential buildings on the same blocks.
Back to TopHow many jobs has the shopping center created before and after construction?
Approximately 1,700 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs.
Back to TopWhat percentage of the business trade building the center is local?
More than 80% of the construction workers were local. Our three general contractors were all Utah-based companies.
Back to TopWhere is the parking for City Creek Center?
There are approximately 5,000 underground spaces in total located underground on both the East and West blocks. City Creek Center Parking is accessible from West Temple, 100 South, South Temple and State Street. Valet parking is also available entering Regent Street Westbound on 100 South between State Street and Main Street. For a map and more information click here.
Back to TopMacy’s – approximately 155,000 sf, three-levels
Nordstrom – approximately 124,000 sf, two-levels
How many stores are there in the retail portion? How big is the retail portion?
There are approximately 80 stores. City Creek Center features approximately 700,000 square feet of retail and an additional 60,000 square feet (approximately) of retail tenants located in the base of adjacent office and residential buildings on the same blocks.
Back to TopWhat are the operating hours for the Food Court?
The Food Court hours are Monday through Saturday, 10am to 9pm.
Back to TopWhere is the Food Court located?
The Food Court is located on the East block, level 1, easily accessible from Regent Court or through the Eagle Gate Tower entrances on 100 South and State Street.
Back to TopIs the project LEED certified?
City Creek Center has earned LEED Silver, LEED ND, Neighborhood Development. Sustainable principles have been applied in design, construction and operation of City Creek Center. For example, more than 50% of demolition debris has been recycled. City Creek Center was a LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) pilot project. It is one of 60 pilot projects in the country selected to participate in a focus group that is helping the U.S. Green Building Council finalize its new LEED ND certification process.
What is entailed to be LEED certified?
To be LEED certified you have to be evaluated by the US Green Building Council in accordance with their rating system.
Back to TopAre pets allowed in the center?
City Creek Center welcomes well-behaved dogs on proper leashes in its outdoor common areas. Stores that also welcome dogs have signs at their entrances. Please note that some stores do not permit dogs inside. A list of stores that welcome dogs is available at the Customer Service desk.
Dogs are not permitted in the Food Court, restaurants, landscaping, water features or on escalators.
Our first priority is the comfort and convenience of our human visitors. Dog owners must adhere to
these rules of safety and courtesy:
•Your dog must be leashed or inside a carrier at all times.
•Retractable leashes and leashes longer than six (6) feet are not permitted.
•You must control your dog at all times.
•You are legally responsible for your dog’s behavior. You are responsible to clean up after your dog.
•Do not leave your dog unattended at any time.
•If your dog is deemed to be a disturbance by City Creek Center Management, you will be asked to remove your dog from the premises immediately.
•Your dog must be in compliance with applicable laws, including laws regulating licensing and vaccinations.
•Dogs are not permitted in the Food Court, restaurants, water features, landscaping, or on escalators.
Customer Service, located in the East block , level 1, provides complimentary wheelchairs on a first-come, first-serve basis. We recommend you visit early to ensure availability.
Back to TopWhere is the center Security Office located?
The City Creek Center Security Offices are located at the South end of the Food Court. The Food Court is located on the East block, level 1, easily accessible from Regent Court or through the Eagle Gate Tower entrances on 100 South and State Street.
Back to TopDo you have a discount card, coupons or coupon book for tourists?
The City Creek Center IT Guide is our version of a discount card or coupon book. The IT Guide is given to guests in groups of 10 or more, and individuals that are traveling 50 miles or more to visit City Creek Center.
Back to TopWhere can I purchase a mall gift card?
City Creek Center gift cards are available for purchase at the Customer Service desk, located in the East block, level 1. City Creek Center gift cards can be redeemed at all stores and restaurants that accept American Express.
Back to TopWhat is City Creek Center's Code of Conduct?
Our Code of Conduct is consistent with most shopping centers across the Country and all other shpping centers in the Taubman portfolio.
City Creek Center is a privately-owned property (“Property”). We welcome all visitors who comply with these Rules of Conduct and our other policies. We have established these Rules of Conduct to insure the safety and comfort of all visitors. The following are prohibited on the Property:
1. Disorderly, intimidating, threatening, dangerous or disruptive conduct of any nature, including but not limited to: use of obscene or insulting language or gestures, loitering, running, yelling, fighting, throwing any objects, littering, playing radios or other audio devices, rollerblading, skateboarding, bicycling.
2. Standing, walking, sitting or moving in such a way as to cause inconvenience to others, or in or on a prohibited area or object.
3. Any act which could result in physical harm to persons or damage to property.
4. Any act prohibited by local, state or federal laws or ordinances.
5. Truancy.
6. Possession of an open container or consumption of alcoholic beverages other than in licensed areas.
7. Possession or consumption of illegal substances.
8. Distribution of literature or other items, offering any item for sale, solicitation, conducting surveys, videotaping or photography, without, in each instance, the prior written consent of center management under the center's Access Policy or other applicable policies.
9. Visiting the center without shirt or shoes, or failing to be fully clothed. Wearing clothing that is, or in a manner that is, obscene, offensive to others, that may provoke a disturbance, or is otherwise inconsistent with a first-class, family oriented shopping center.
10. Smoking.
11. Possession of pets or other animals, except dogs, is prohibited. Dogs and their owners must adhere to the Canine Code of Conduct at all times. Canine Code of Conduct is available at Customer Service.
The foregoing list of prohibited activities is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all prohibited activities on the Property, and management reserves the right to prohibit any activity or conduct which is detrimental to or inconsistent with a first-class, family oriented shopping center. Management's interpretation of these Rules of Conduct is conclusive and binding.
Violators of these Rules of Conduct may be subject to expulsion, banning, and/or arrest for criminal trespass or for other violation of law. Violators of banning orders may be subject to arrest and prosecution for criminal trespass. These Rules of Conduct may be amended or changed at any time and are in addition to all other rules and policies pertaining to the Property.
Is photography allowed within the center?
Guests are welcome to take personal pictures of their City Creek experience in the common areas of the center. Individual stores do have rules governing photography of their stores. Commercial photography, including wedding or engagement sittings, is not permitted within the center.
Back to TopWhat is City Creek Center's bike policy?
City Creek Center allows bicycles within the center with the following restrictions:
- Bicycles must be walked while on property
- Bicycles are not allowed on elevators or escalators
- Bicycles are not to be left unattended
- Bicycles cannot be locked to anything other than a bike rack. Bikes locked to trees, fences, etc. will be removed.
Look for dozens of bike racks around and in the center for your convenience. We have 50 bicycle rack spaces in the underground garage and 40 street racks in 8 different locations.
Back to TopWhich City Creek Center retailers allow dogs within their stores?
City Creek Center is a canine-friendly shopping center. Here is a list of retailers that allow dogs within their stores.
Allen Edmonds
Ann Taylor
AT&T Mobility
Banana Republic
Bauer’s Fashion Eyewear
BCBG Max Azria
bebe
Bose
BOSS
Brighton Collectibles
Brooks Brothers
Cache
Chicos
Clarks
Coach
The Disney Store
Express/Express Men
Fanzz
Gap
GNC
Go Toys and Games
H&M
J Crew
L’Occitane
Michael Kors
N3L
Nordstrom
Pandora
Papyrus
Porsche Design
Restoration Hardware
Rolex by OC Tanner
Sephora
Steve Madden
Tiffany & Co.
Tricked Out Accessories
Tumi
Yankee Candle
Zagg
*Individual store policies may differ. See store for details.
Back to TopParking
There are over 5,000 parking spaces available underneath City Creek Center.
Click here for a printable map.
Paid parking is available at City Creek Parking, accessed from West Temple, South Temple, 100 South and State Street.
Valet Parking: Enter Regent Street from westbound 100 South between State Street and Main Street.
Rates:
$5 for up to 3 hours
$4 per hour after the initial 3 hours
Parking managed by City Creek Parking
Phone: (801) 321-8760