King of Prussia Mall in Downtown Philadelphia

Unbeknownst to most Philadelphia charter bus visitors who are visiting this wonderful city for the first time, the King of Prussia Mall has been around for a long time....since 1963, to be precise. Because of its mint condition, primary focus of delivering timely goods and services to the locals, people often assume it to be a rather new, modern mall. But no, the mall’s been around for a long time.

The mall is often seen as a top priority shopping destination for shopaholics and for those who are bent on finding the best deals for branded goods. Boasting of more than four hundred different boutiques, retail outlets and restaurants, we are sure even the most hard core shopaholics will find something of their fancy here. In fact, they take pride that some of stores and brand names cannot be found anywhere else in the region....it sort of makes the products and brand rather exclusive since you would have to head over to certain malls and cities just to find the brand.

The King of Prussia mall’s court and plaza, when combined, is known as the largest on this side of the country and they serve as a respite for travellers. To name a few, we think our charter bus Philadelphia customers will love it when they find the time to sop at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s Morton’s and the Cheesecake Factory.

The important thing about this charter bus visit would be finding enough time to go through the whole mall....it IS one of the largest and the hardest part about all of this is that once you get started at the King of Prussia Mall, it is absolutely hard to stop.

Located along North Gulph Road, the location is considered primary and strategically-located...and easy to find. Your Philadelphia charter bus driver will have no trouble finding it at all even if you do not personally know the exact location and direction. If in the event that you can’t find the mall, just let the charter bus driver known that it is merely less than one mile away from Valley Forge National Historic Park and the Convention Center.

Even if you are not heading over to the mall in a large, comfortable rented Philadelphia charter bus, there will be no worries about parking because there is plenty of them....to be specific, there are more than thirteen thousand parking spaces in there.

So, please do make the time to make a quick stopover at King of Prussia for the shopping experience of your lifetime.