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About Cottonwood Mall

Cottonwood Mall has two distinct histories in Utah and New Mexico. In Utah, the site at 4835 Highland Drive in Holladay once opened in 1962 and was redeveloped starting in 2008 into Holladay Hills, preserving Macy’s on site while envisioning a European village–style mix of theater, retail, and residences. In Albuquerque, NM, Cottonwood Mall at 10000 Coors Bypass NW opened in 1996 as a two-story super-regional center with major anchors and a large parking footprint. Today, both locations serve as community hubs for shopping, entertainment, and events. This page provides a practical, user-friendly overview to help you secure seats for events, plan your visit, and find trusted nearby hotels and dining.

Whether you’re planning a day of shopping, catching a film, or attending a community event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Utah's Cottonwood Mall site in Holladay has hosted notable moments, including serving as a park-and-ride during the 2002 Winter Olympics, and ground-breaking for redevelopment began in May 2008. The Albuquerque Cottonwood Mall area has been a local event hub and a filming location for productions like Better Call Saul and Daybreak. For travel planning, consider local transit routes and parking facilities, plus affiliate-recommended hotels and restaurants to simplify your visit.

If you’re looking to attend an event or simply browse the latest retail and entertainment options, you’ll find straightforward guidance here. We’re your connection for easy, reliable ticketing and visitor planning at Cottonwood Mall venues.

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  • Cottonwood Mall (Utah): Address 4835 Highland Drive, Holladay, Utah; opened 1962; demolished mid-2008 as part of redevelopment; Macy's remained on site and redevelopment was planned as a 'European village' style project.
  • Utah redevelopment: The site is now known as Holladay Hills; current concept plan indicates a mixed-use development with theater, retail, parking garages, residential components; completion window originally estimated at five to ten years (subject to market conditions).
  • Cottonwood Mall (Albuquerque, NM): Address 10000 Coors Bypass NW, Albuquerque, NM; opened July 1996; described as a two-story super-regional mall with anchors including Dillard’s, JCPenney, Sears (vacant), and Regal Cinemas; currently closed for redevelopment under Spinoso Real Estate Group.
  • Albuquerque transit: ABQ RIDE Route 157 serves Cottonwood Mall; Montaño Transit Center provides connections; transit info publicly available from ABQ RIDE and Rio Metro.
  • Albuquerque parking: About 7,440 parking spaces listed in recent property listings; large surface parking typical of major malls.
  • Nearby hotels (Albuquerque): Several options are listed as near Cottonwood Mall, including Drury Inn & Suites Albuquerque North and other nearby properties; hotel options are visible via hotel search sources.
  • Notable events hosted (Utah): The Cottonwood Mall site parking lot was used as a park-and-ride lot during the 2002 Winter Olympics; ground-breaking for redevelopment occurred May 2008, signaling the start of the new project.
  • Notable events hosted (Albuquerque): The mall area has hosted local events and community activity; the site has also served as a filming location for productions such as Better Call Saul and Daybreak.