Ontario Mills
Ontario, CA
Free entry; attractions extra
By Simir Shah
★★★★★4.5(30,595 Google reviews)
What parents say
AI summary of 5 Google reviews — not a first-hand visit. How we write these
An indoor mall reviewers use for walking in any weather. Parking is usually plentiful, though one reviewer found the lot full early on Black Friday and circled a while for a space. Reviewers call it clean and easy to navigate. The coin-operated massage chairs drew a complaint for not working.
Huge indoor outlet mall anchored by Dave & Buster's arcade, an AMC 30 movie theater, and the Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theatre — a reliable rainy-day plan with dining and entertainment under one roof.
Plan your visit to Ontario Mills
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- How long to spend
- Most families spend a half day, combining a movie at the AMC 30 or games at Dave & Buster's with a meal and some shopping across 200-plus stores.
- Parking & getting there
- Large surface lots surround the mall, with numbered entries; Entry 3 near the AMC Courtyard and Market Broiler is the closest to the food court, and expectant-mother parking is at Entry 3. By transit, ride Metrolink to the Ontario-East station and connect to Omnitrans bus 81 to the mall.
- Best ages
- Rainforest Cafe, with its animatronic animals and indoor thunderstorms, is a hit with younger kids, while Dave & Buster's arcade and the AMC 30 suit older kids and teens. The Improv Comedy Club is an adults-oriented venue.
- Food
- The food court is in Neighborhood 3, and sit-down options include Rainforest Cafe (the last one in California), Market Broiler, Dave & Buster's, Blaze Pizza, and Yong Kang Street Dumpling & Noodle House.
- What to bring
- Comfortable shoes, since the mall is very large and spread over several neighborhoods. Family restrooms and a nursing lounge are between H&M and the food court, with baby-changing stations in all women's restrooms.
- Rain or heat plan
- The entire mall is indoors and climate-controlled, which makes it a go-to on Inland Empire heat days and rainy days.
Common questions
Is Ontario Mills an indoor mall?
Yes, Ontario Mills is a fully indoor, climate-controlled outlet mall, which makes it a reliable plan for hot or rainy days.
Is there a Rainforest Cafe at Ontario Mills?
Yes, Ontario Mills has California's only remaining Rainforest Cafe, with animatronic animals, jungle sounds, and simulated thunderstorms during meals.
Does Ontario Mills have family restrooms?
Yes, family restrooms and a nursing lounge are located between H&M and the food court, and every women's restroom has a baby-changing station.
Can you get to Ontario Mills by train?
Take Metrolink to the Ontario-East station, then Omnitrans bus 81 to the mall, a ride of about 13 minutes.
Good for
- Ages 0–2
- Ages 10+
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1 Mills Cir, Ontario, CA 91764, USA
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What visitors say
- Wayne Cheng★★★★★
Came on the busiest day of the year: black Friday. Arrived at 7am,and the parking lot was already packed. It took us about 15 minutes to find a spot to park. Anyway, people lined up in front of many stores. I will take it as a sign that the economy is still very good
10 months ago
- Daniel Prendiz★★★★★
Ontario Mills is a great shopping experience. There are many retail stores and food establishments. I'm sure you'll find whatever you're looking for here. We arrived early and beat the crowd, shopped at the hat club, and ate at Jubilee. There is plenty of parking, including handicap-accessible spaces close to the entrance.
5 months ago
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