Oakbrook Center

Reviews

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  Danny Alejandro

  2 days ago
  5.0
  I bought my Speedmaster at CDP back in 2016. Now at their new location, I was helped by Rosa who was more than happy to help and take time with my latest purchase, a Tudor P39. I will most certainly be returning for my next purchase with her soon.
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  Ryan Lewis

  Mar 31, 2026
  4.0
  Great mall! Its open air, so not super fun when its raining or poor weather (like snow). It has everything you need, and apparently has a uniqlo coming soon! My wife and I love to go together to walk around, and on sundays they have a small creators market in a central square.
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  Mila Anaya

  Mar 26, 2026
  5.0
  This is my favorite mall to go to, especially in the summer. It has many stores that I love to shop in. All the workers are very helpful and nice. Overall, experience is a 10/10!!
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  Dan Addington

  Mar 25, 2026
  5.0
  I mean, it's one of the best looking outdoor malls on the Chicago land area, and with malls doing all around, this one seems to be doing great. It's still fun to go to a place and freaking ship with something other than your thumbs and a screen! Plus, an outstanding food court to boot!
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  Usa jptv Usajptv

  Mar 9, 2026
  2.0
  I recently had a frustrating experience at Oakbrook Center in Oak Brook, Illinois regarding the lack of enforcement of handicap parking spaces. As someone responsible for a person with special needs, accessible parking is extremely important. During my visit, I witnessed a woman park in a handicap space even though she appeared to be alone and fully capable. When I approached her because I had a passenger with special needs who needed the spot, she simply stated she had a placard and was parking there regardless. Because of this, I had to drive around searching for another accessible spot while managing the person in my care. I contacted mall security hoping they could help or at least monitor the situation. Unfortunately, the response I received from a security guard named Kimberly was disappointing. I was told that security’s job is essentially just to walk around and that they do not intervene or interact with customers, even when it comes to situations involving handicap parking misuse. This raises a serious concern. Handicap parking spaces exist for a reason to ensure that seniors, people with disabilities, and individuals with special needs have safe and accessible access to the mall. When these spaces are abused or improperly used, it creates real difficulties for those who truly depend on them. If mall security is not responsible for monitoring or reporting misuse of these spaces, then who is? Oakbrook Center is a busy and well-known shopping destination, and with that comes a responsibility to ensure that accessibility laws and accommodations are respected. I strongly believe that handicap parking misuse should be actively enforced or ticketed, especially in high-traffic areas like this mall. I hope mall management takes this concern seriously and considers implementing better enforcement or coordination with local authorities so that accessible parking remains available for those who truly need it. Accessible parking is not a convenience it’s a necessity.!

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