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Reserve your Mall of Georgia parking spot through new app

AJC File Photo
AJC File Photo
By Amanda C. Coyne
June 14, 2018

Sick of driving down seemingly endless lanes of mall parking lots, hoping to find an open spot? The Mall of Georgia just made your parking hunt easier.

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The mall has partnered with self-parking app MyPark, which allows users to choose a reserved spot before they arrive. There are 20 spaces available for reservation through MyPark, all in Section A by the food court and Pottery Barn, according to a MyPark release.

Spaces can be booked right before you park, or reserved for a specific time or date in advance. The first two hours cost $3, and each additional hour is $3 more.

The app is also available at Lenox Square in Atlanta. It launched at the Buckhead mall in November.

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What to know about Sears at Gwinnett Place Mall closing In May, Sears announced that its location at Gwinnett Place Mall will close. It was deemed one of more than a dozen "non-profitable" stores in the round of closures by the company. In June, a luxury apartment developer purchased the Sears building at Gwinnett Place Mall. Gwinnett County Commissioner Jace Brooks, who represents the area, called the purchase “a very positive move toward meaningful redevelopment” at the mall.

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