Explore Sawgrass Mills end to end including outlet stores, dining options, anchor tenants, and parking entrances. The mall spans six distinct wings across a single-level footprint, so knowing where you're going before you arrive saves significant walking time. Use the map to locate a specific store, find the nearest food court, or identify which parking gate gets you closest to your first stop.

About Sawgrass Mills

Sawgrass Mills opened in Sunrise, Florida, in October 1990 and has grown into the largest outlet center in the United States, covering approximately 2.4 million square feet of retail, dining, and entertainment space. Owned and managed by Simon Property Group, the mall draws roughly 25 million visitors annually — making it the second-most-visited tourist attraction in Florida after Walt Disney World.

The tenant mix spans more than 400 stores across a range of formats:

• Traditional outlet retail in the original Sawgrass Mills wings
• Designer and couture brands in the Colonnade Outlets section
• A growing entertainment and dining precinct at The Oasis

Anchor tenants include Off 5th, Nordstrom Rack, Dick's Sporting Goods, Super Target, and a 23-screen Regal Cinema. The Colonnade Outlets adds a higher-price layer with brands including Burberry, Coach, Tory Burch, Michael Kors, and Ralph Lauren.

The mall's sheer scale creates a genuine wayfinding challenge. Six distinct shopping wings fan out from a central core, and the single-level layout means there are no escalator landmarks to orient yourself by floor. Navigating from the luxury Colonnade section to a specific mid-mall outlet involves passing through multiple wing transitions without obvious cross-references on a static printed directory.

The property's 15 million annual tourists face this with no prior knowledge of the layout. An interactive map that can be searched by store name and filters by category turns a 2.4-million-square-foot maze into a planned itinerary before anyone leaves the hotel.

"Mappedin is Simon’s choice provider for all things indoor mapping. The platform’s flexibility and customizability make the maps feel like an extension of our brand and give shoppers an easy way to explore all our shopping centres.”

— Patrick Flanagan, SVP, Digital Development, Operations & Strategy and Data Protection Officer, Simon Property Group

Why interactive wayfinding matters here

Sawgrass Mills serves 25 million people a year—a meaningful share of them tourists who have never visited before and won't be back soon. A static printed directory posted at the entrance doesn't travel with you down a half-mile wing, but an interactive map does.

When a store relocates or a new concept opens in The Oasis, a live map reflects that in minutes. Mall operators running Simon's network use digital wayfinding to reduce front-desk queries, connect shoppers to tenant promotions, and track movement analytics that inform leasing decisions. The map is part of how a property at this scale earns repeat visits.