It's time to shop till you drop at Fourways Mall

Finally, the wrappers are off, barriers are down, and the doors are open, revealing Gauteng's most exciting mall, with trendsetting offerings for every member of the family.
The much-anticipated expansion project - in progress for a little over four years - has added more than 100 000m² of space across all levels. The total space for retail is 178 000m² and it includes what was known as Fourways View and, not forgetting the previously standalone Game wing, which are now all under one Fourways Mall roof.
The mall now has more than 250 new brands and stores added to the retail mix, offering a staggering total of 450 shops and experiences that make for a great day out.
The entrances to the original mall now form the gateways into the expansion project, with soaring passages between multi-level retail sections forming a '4' at the heart of the mall, around the nucleus of the football field-sized Market Court.
The largest original anchor tenants have stayed in the same locations, although all of them have upgraded their stores significantly. Game, Woolworths, Checkers and Dis-Chem are all in the same locations, and Game has an exciting new neighbour in Pick n Pay - with these stores anchoring the mall's four corners. In addition to the vast range of fashion department stores and iconic brand outlets, the expanded Fourways Mall has been designed with families in mind, with a number of 'shoppertainment' destinations included. These venues include perennial favourite, Adventure Golf, Bounce (the energy-filled trampoline park), Fun Factory and cinemas offering something to keep even the most demanding teen or tween happy.
With the expansion section ready for opening, Fourways Mall fans will still see further developments in the coming months, with brands moving from the original section to the expanded area being replaced by even more exciting new outlets. Fourways Mall is the first mall in the world to create its own family of characters to help visitors navigate their way around the centre.