Four Seasons Town Centre

Reviews

• BF

  Brian Frey

  2 days ago
  5.0
  Cool mall. Still a lot of stores for a mall that big. Good amount of people there for 11 on a Saturday.
• LP

  Loraine Puryear

  Jul 4, 2026
  1.0
  This mall has no real adult clothes stores. It seems to be filled with cheap prom dresses and clothes for teens I wouldn't let my child out of the house when wearing. The down escalators were under repair so navigating the three floors was interesting. If I was 12 I might like this mall. But as an adult used to better shops than Rue 21 and middle of the mall kiosks I won't go again. Shop elsewhere unless you like three story flea market junk.
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  Carol Johnson (Meemaw)

  Jun 25, 2026
  3.0
  The mall has dilapidated in many areas. They're taking their time fixing the escalators which I think half of them are out. I know the cost is a lot per unit. Dillard's and JCPenney's are the only bigger stores left. Chick-fil-A has left the building along with a lot of other places. There are a lot of anchor stores left like Victoria's Secrets, Bath & Body Works, H&M, Boss Lady Piercings and Tattoos to name a few. We still go for there are a few stores that we really like.
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  Jminah B

  Jun 23, 2026
  5.0
  The Ultimate North Carolina Day Trip! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ​My family and I love driving down to Greensboro every other weekend just to visit Four Seasons Town Centre and Round1—it is hands down the best mall and arcade experience in North Carolina! ​It honestly feels like a movie theater and an amusement park came together and had a baby. Round1 is absolutely massive and incredibly immersive. The games are truly endless; they have everything right at your fingertips, including a bowling alley, endless claw machines, racing games, lottery games, pool table, and even a bar. While the fast-paced, high-energy environment can feel a bit overwhelming at times, it is always an absolute blast. ​The mall itself is just as great, featuring fantastic shopping stores for both men and women, alongside an amazing food court to refuel. If you are looking for exciting, fast-paced fun for the whole family, you need to check out Round1 and Four Seasons Town Centre. We can’t wait to go back!
• CS

  Candy Sheets

  Jun 8, 2026
  3.0
  I've yet to experience the shopping center as a whole. There are several popular stores, though the big pull is Round 1. I will leave my review for that specific location. There is plenty to do, IF you have the money to do it with. There's bowling, food, and arcade. This is a massive collection of claw machines and arcade style games. They are played via a card you purchase prior to playing. It's based on a points system. Each game ranges from around 10-14 points, lasting mere seconds. If you take your time, walk about a little, and play both "ticket" and claw machine games-- you could get about an hour for $150!!! Yes, $150! There is the issue. It's very expensive and you need to stay aware of what you get. I'm not good at claw machines and found that it was a waste of my time and money. If you are good at the skill games, as my girls are-- you could wipe out a machine! I found that the "ticket" games (loads automatically onto card) was smarter for me. Though the prize return is a bunch of silly stuff, you can end up with a decent prize after reaching over 1100 tickets. They have food and drinks available. Their main dish is ramen. Prices are similar to what you'd pay at any ramen restaurant, around $15/ person. It looked and smelled good but we decided to eat outside of the facility. The place is clean and wasn't overly crowded on a Friday night. Again-- it's the price you need to be aware of. If you want to have a lengthy visit-- considering bowling with games being the back up. They have great anime and vocaloid characters rotating out constantly-- so, that fun.

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