Micronesia Mall

Micronesia Mall (Japanese: ミクロネシアモール; Korean: 미크로네시아 몰; Spanish: Centro comercial Micronesia; Russian: Микронезия Молл) is a shopping mall in Dededo, Guam. Located at the intersection of Guam highways 1 and 16, it is the largest shopping center in the United States territory of Guam with over 100 stores and restaurants.

Micronesia Mall

Location	Dededo, Guam
Coordinates	13°31′10.06″N 144°49′2.79″E
Address	1088 West Marine Corps Drive
Opening date	August 8, 1988
Owner	Goodwind Corporation
No. of stores and services	102 (as of March 2021)
No. of anchor tenants	4
Total retail floor area	700,000 sq ft (65,000 m2)
No. of floors	2
Parking	7 levels of garage parking and 1000 ground level parking spaces
Website	micronesiamall.com

The four anchor stores are Ross Dress for Less, two 149,377 sq ft (13,877.6 m²) Macy's stores, which are the only Macy's west of Hawaii, and a 24-hour Payless Supermarket. The mall is also home to stores such as Gap, Guess, Levi's, and Foot Locker. The mall is also home to a 24-restaurant food court and a 12-screen movie theater featuring all stadium 3D/digital technology.

Other retail chains include ABC Store, Vitamin World, GNC, Bench, GTA, and Docomo Pacific. Toys "R" Us’ only location in Guam was in this mall up until the 2018 Bankruptcy, the store closed on June 27, with no prior announcement or liquidation sale.

Fast food, restaurant and snack chains include Burger King, Panda Express, Cold Stone Creamery, Häagen-Dazs, Denny's, Great American Cookies, KFC, Pretzelmaker, Raising Cane's, Sbarro, Subway, Taco Bell, Tutti Frutti, Chatime, Coffee Beanery, Honolulu Cookie Company, Cinnabon, Pepper Lunch, Robeks, as well as Jollibee and Winchell's Donuts on the outskirts of the mall.

History

The Micronesia Mall opened on August 8, 1988, a date chosen by its owners for luck: The number "8" is considered a lucky number by Chinese and other Asian cultures.^[1] Its first store was a Sterling Department Store, which opened ahead of the rest of the mall.^[2] The store was later purchased by Liberty House in 1994, which was replaced by Macy's in 2001.^[1] A major expansion was completed in 1998, doubling the mall's size.^[1]