The King of Prussia Mall is set to get several new shops and restaurants in the coming months.
As some other retail centers struggle, die, and transform, the massive Montgomery County complex has remained a thriving shopping destination, with a wide array of retailers, dining options, and experiential concepts.
Over the past year, the 2.9 million-square-foot mall has become home to the world’s first Netflix House — which contains a restaurant and four paid immersive experiences in an old Lord & Taylor — as well as Eataly, an Italian marketplace, and the Philly region’s first Sloomoo Institute, an interactive slime playground.
More experiential retail is in the works. Next year, Level99 is set to open a 46,000-square-foot live social-gaming venue on the ground floor of the former JCPenney.
The mall’s expansion comes as others in the region have become ghost towns. One of the vacant complexes, Exton Square Mall, closed Tuesday after more than six decades as a Chester County retail hub.
Stores coming soon to the King of Prussia Mall
By the end of 2026, the mall plans to open the following stores:
- Pop Mart: The global designer toy company behind the popular Labubu vinyl and plush figures plans to open a shop by Nordstrom
- Candyland Adventure: The indoor playground and kids entertainment center, which already has a Springfield location, plans to open another location near Primark this winter, according to Candyland’s Facebook page.
- Los Chicos Mexican Grill: The restaurant is set to open at a yet-to-be-released location.
- Ana Luisa: The maker of “luxury-quality jewelry without the luxury price tag” — and with recycled and hypoallergic materials — is set to open a store also at a yet-to-be released location.
The Pandora store will also move from the Court to the Plaza, and the David Yurman store will undergo a facelift. David Yurman will open a temporary boutique near Neiman Marcus while its permanent location is renovated.
New stores at the King of Prussia Mall
- Ampfit: The first U.S. location of the AI-powered home strength-training company has opened near Neiman Marcus.
- Soleply: The boutique where sneakerheads can buy, sell, and trade shoes has opened near Primark.
- Adidas: The sportswear company’s new location, near Eataly, includes a customization lab, where customers can personalize jerseys or put custom designs on sneakers.
- Nespresso: The boutique sells coffee makers and espresso machines, fancy milk frothers, and more from its new outpost near the Apple store.
- Faherty: The casual, coastal-style clothing brand has a new store near Nordstrom.
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