MAHA 2014 also starts on 20th at MAEPS, just opposite of the IOI mall, LOL.

The mines, let's see how much this will affect the mines or vice versa.

Erm no idea on your definition of lala ahbeng mall. From what I experience, definitely not as lalabeng as Berjaya Time Square.

Can say the visitors are comprised of all race, Malay, Chinese and those Iranian. The age segments also pretty diversify, from working adults, students (uni and school) to family.

Exactly what I felt.

The empty space/void to shop ratio is too big.

I mean they left too much unnecessary space here and there. The floors tall centre atrium in front of the water park there also not feeling right IMO.

I do agree that a mall should be spacious enough so the visitors will feel more comfortable, but what IOI City Mall did is neither right. I think they may be planning on adding more stalls at those places, but I afraid even then it will still had many empty space left. I also hope they won't become another Sungai Wang or Time Square...

Also, I hadn't yet see a signature distinct characteristics (design, architecture, interior and so on) of it from other mall other than its strategic location.

And it's current carpark routing is a mess. Also the entrance a little too small and sharp for some cars.

Hope they can improve on those in long run.

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 11 2014, 02:43 PM

That's what I felt too.

So big, so spacious but still the feel aren't right.

May be wait till it mature first.

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 11 2014, 03:55 PM