merrimack premium oulets

This is NOT a discount outlet, neither is it under cover. If you travel to NH in the Winter be prepared to spend a lot of time out in the weather when you visit here.

Its a nice place to shop. Lots of stores to choose from. The only Disney Store left in the area. Visit soon!

While some may disagree. My wife and family find good values at the Merrimack Premium Outlets. We aren't fanatic shoppers but we like quality at a fair price! We like they Columbia and Michel Kors stores. Coach too. You'd be amazed at the number of international shoppers making it a destination as well. Heard they have specials with our local Crowns Plaza for shoppers weekend shuttles from the hotel. This is a well laid out facility although the prettier views are in the back near the gazebo. When the weather is nice its worth a visit. One con is our favorite UK cooking store left. ProCook was great and we miss it. Hint stop at the info.booth in the food hall for serious discount book. Worth the stop. Happy shopping!!

We went shopping in the snow ..... quiet mall without many people and compatible with prices orlando premium outlet, with a great advantage in the state of New Hampshire is not charged sales tax .... thought also the same price or lower than in Florida. enjoyed the access and parking, we lost a lot of time looking for parking in Orlando, climate perfect winter, bad just to try on clothes. the food court could be better, with more food options.

Just about every brand you can think of is found at this center. Be ready to take your time to browse. Allow 2-3 hours. Great prices in most stores.

Visited just in the beginning of the year 2015 - traveling from Boston with family. Heavy discounted sale was still going on in several outlets - Banana Republic was 50% Coach was 50%, Gymboree sale was at a very good price, calvin klein was a good offer. The food court has limited options and one must plan to eat before and/or after shopping. This outlet mall is relatively new and is very conveniently located for people of Boston.

How often do you get to go to NEW Premium Outlets? If you're on the east coast, it's likely never.... but when Merrimack first opened, we went up there and thought it was great. For those of us on the northshore, it's 20-30 minutes closer than Wrentham, and for me- it has all of the stores I actually buy things in and almost none of the ones I waste time browsing in. Parking is plentiful and easy to navigate, and it just feels so new and clean still. They are part of the Simon Premium Outlets, so if you have an account on their website, you can get extra coupons and a voucher for a free coupon book (the same book you'd get with AAA or have to pay for). The information booth is located in the food court and the staff there is always friendly and helpful. I've been there when it's been super busy and also when it's completely empty... it's kind of magical when it's totally empty. My outlet favorites in Merrimack are the smoothies at Bananas (food court), Columbia (just amazing deals, all the time), Puma (the staff knows their stuff), Loft and Gap (although they are both completely hit or miss). My real only complaint is that a couple of times we went, we thought we were seeing the same merchandise in shoe stores-- they say they get inventory every day but the styles do not seem to change in a few of the stores. Now, we just skip those, which is unfortunate but the rest of the stores and the experience of shopping in clean, new outlets makes up for it. I also really like that the signage appears to be updated regularly to reflect new, closed and soon to open stores. It is very well lit at night which is great since it gets dark early 1/3 of the year, and it has always felt safe walking around. FYI if you tend not to carry cash- bring a few singles- there is a toll both to get off and on the highway from these outlets.

Average for all outlet malls I've been to.A long long time ago; one could reasonably expect an "outlet" to sell items made at a nearby factory; scratched items, dented items, discontinued colors, and so on; all at fantastic discounts. Today, "outlet" malls may still have some of interesting vendors; but many of the stores will be selling the same stuff you could buy at a "regular" mall; sometimes, no cheaper; and sometimes, merchandise which is "worse" in some way.In this respect, this mall is about average; it is nicely laid out; but I would consider the selection of stores to be slightly below average for all outlet malls. For example, one particular high-end sneaker store, was selling discontinued sneaker models for 50% off "list" price; they had an excellent selection of sizes available; and they had a very helpful sales staff; awesome! This sneaker savings alone could be worth the trip. On the other hand, a wrist-watch "outlet" store next door had an small discount for mass-market watches which usually sell at a hefty discount at "regular" stores, anyway. Why bother? My quick take is that I recognize most of the stores from other outlet malls; few stores here are unique or impressive; but they did have one brand of sneaker outlet store, which I don't recall seeing elsewhere. Nice food court; attractive mall; clean; good parking; good access. Also; not what you go to an outlet mall for; but absolutely fantastic panoramic views from the parking lot!Summary: there are bigger and nicer places to shop, but there are outlets which are worse, overall this one is about average. That being said, if you are looking for a particular name brand product, do look on the internet and call ahead to see if the Merrimack Outlet Mall has what you are looking for. If you like outlet malls, worth looking around. But if you are in the area but in a rush; it's not a must-see.

They pretty much cover anything you can need on a typical shopping trip. One missing thing and if I lived closer I would open a coffee shop somewhere in the mall. Only place we found coffee was at the Lindt chocolate store!

Wife had a grand time shopping, and I brought the kids to the SEE Science Center about 20 minutes away because there's not much for kids to do.The deals were good, and the wife enjoyed her time. Of note, the burger joint in the Food Court served me a couple of burgers with the meat still red inside, so we brought them back and had them re-done. I will not eat there again, but there's lots of other choices for our next visit.

Craziness. Could not find a parking lot. Great sales, but boy did we have to work for the savings. Not happy with one sign--40% off entire store wasn't quite the deal at Sperry. Would definitely go back but not on Black Friday weekend. Food court too small for crowd.

It's a nice shopping mall with friendly staff (mostly) and nice prices (occasionally). But overall it is a very nice walk for me!

Merrimack Premium Outlets is a destination of choice when I am in need of a girls day away or when shopping for that special someone. Great variety of stores and items make this a go to spot. * just a tip: If you are a senior or have AAA, Tuesday's offers special discounts. Check with the service/ customer service desk inside the food court area for a special discount booklet with your AAA membership! ENJOY!

Went shopping for gifts for friends and it was not a successful trip how ever parking was not is nightmare here, the lot is large but set up where all cars are not more than 2 minutes wally from the buildings, and it also has people directing politely on really busy days. G great selection on stores and can always find a great deal.

I absolutely enjoyed the Outlets!! AMAZING deals!! I didn't have enough time in my day to browse the entire grounds so I had to return the next day! FYI:Bloomingdale's blew my mind!! AMAZING deals! Everybody was pleasant. I will definitely return for a stay over trip just to shop