Galleria At Crystal Run Mall

I love the abundance of seating available at this mall. Great when you go out shopping with a partner who doesn’t want to go from store to store.

We stopped at this mall after a day of wine tasting. The parking lot could use to be repaved and the exterior could use a facelift. Upon entering the main part if the mall, the interior could use a facelift as well. Still, it was a decent place to walk around and we were able to get a snack at Wendy’s, iced tea from Dunkin Donuts, and a gift for our goddaughter from Target.

This really isn’t much of a mall, there is a lot of empty space which I guess implies that a lot of the stores have shut down. Which makes whatever is left of the mall look empty. By the way… what happened to the food court? It’s lacking restaurant and fast food choices!
I’m a fan of the Gap however I’m not quite sure how the one at this mall managed to stay open because it’s empty! The shelves, the racks, the wall… everything.
Yankee Candle and The Children’s Place are my top two favorite stores at this mall!

This mall has seen it’s fair share of better days. I noticed a few stores are now empty and the food court is very weak. 5 lame choices and they actually have a Game Stop in the food court. Anyone have a craving to eat Call of Duty games. It can use a new look because it’s rather drab but having said that, there are some stores that appear to be doing well. For a better experience, larger space and a bustling atmosphere, the Palisades Mall is your best bet but if you’re bored enough and don’t want to deal with much of anything, this would be your plan A destination.

I had been in Middletown many times and did not know this was such a nice and big mall. Because of the way that the stores are set up. Most of the big stores like JCPenney, Sears and Target have the store front and the whole buildings joins in the middle where the mall area is. So, you really have to ask someone where is the mall depending on which way you enter the building. The mall has a lot of nice stores with a second floor. I smelled something nice but I was not able to find the store that was baking, since I am not a mall person, I am not going to spend hours and hours searching for a store, no…, no…, make you’re signs clear of loose business…, I did find the Hot Topic Store which is a very nice a store.

IDK why people hate on this mall it has variety, from Holister to Old Navy most of the stuff u need, I know it’s not a MEGA MALL, but it’s what we need in the area. I guess haters gotta hate huh?

Well seems like others don’t enjoy this mall… I for one do. Compared to the Rockaway mall, it’s bigger and has more stores that I like. Plus in Middletown there’s a whole bunch of things to do just around the mall area. Rockaway isn’t bad, I just think it’s small, a bit more crowed up… Oh and I’m getting really frustrated with how whenever I grow to like a store, 3 months later it’s demolished and replaced with something new… Ugh…

Our area mall. It gets worse every time you visit. From the traffic, to the shops, to the… you name it. I only go here when there is absolutely no time to go somewhere else, anywhere else.

Not bad to me. I’ve been to bigger and better, yes. but they have decent stores, a movie theater, food court could be better, and if you don’t like the stores in there, there are a lot of other stores to shop at in the surrounding area.

This place could really use some help… When this place opened it was the balls, since then it’s gone down hill. There are a few decent stores, but nothing to merit going and strolling around this hole all day long.
It happens to be the closest mall to our house, but I don’t think we’ve ever gone there with the intention of spending the day. We usually know what we want and are in and out pretty quick. Some of the decent stores: Build-​A-​Bear (for DD), Dicks Sporting Goods, American Eagle, Macy’s and Target (although it’s an odd location for a Target, it’s kinda slapped on the back of the mall)
Once and a while a few new stores will come along that make you think there might be some fight left in this sh*t hole of a mall but then another 5 businesses will be boarded up and you realize how bad this place really is.
I’m not sure what they can do to make it better, but now that I’m getting on in years, the old lady and I prefer to hit this place up on a weeknight when it’s deserted (especially since they have rules to stop the kids from roaming around unsupervised now)

I don’t agree with the people who reviewed this Mall. There have been stores that have left the area as in every area, but this Mall still has some wonderful stores. Old Navy, Gap, JC Penneys, Sears, Macy’s, Borders. They also have alot of teen-​age and pre-​teen stores but that goes with any mall. I DO live in the area and like the face that people come here to shop. These other reviewers dont live in the area and are very critical. We are a shopping haven for Sullivan county, Pennsylvania and lots of Orange County.

This place is a freakin joke. I have to agree with the other Unilocalers here. It was a nice place to go when it first opened. Now my opinion to why it has gone downhill is that since the use of the internet there is really no need to wander around a galleria. We can get all of our shopping needs met from going to various websites. You can even rent movies online (netflix, etc) The malls and galleria’s are just having a hard time accepting the fact that they are a dinosaur.
The Orange Plaza (anyone remember?) had its day and the Galleria will have its day as well.

The worst mall ever! I grew up in the area and when this mall first went up it was decent… but it has slowly gone downhill from there. Besides that there are absolutely no good stores here or the stores that are here the selection seems terrible compared to say an Old Navy or Gap in another mall… the type of people who are here are a bit on the sketchy side — especially all the groups of kids that are there Friday and Saturday nights. I would rather drive the extra 15minutes to Palisades Center.