We used their bus service to get there which took about 1 hour to get there but nearly double that to get back onto Manhattan due to traffic. This is a massive site with some great shops and brands to choose from. Stone Island Mont Cleu plus other designer brands had queues to get in but the majority we a breeze to get in and out. Some real bargains to be had but plenty of dross too.

My goodness, what horrendously rude staff at the visitor 'welcome' office. My husband stumbled slightly in asking about the discount book and the staff member immediately interrupted him to say 'lets not make this into a speech'. We were totally shocked and embarrassed in how he spoke to us with utter disrespect. Disgraceful start to an otherwise good day. This needs addressed. I am not sure the name of the individual but we arrived on the 11.30 am from NYC on a Coach USA bus

We arrived to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets by bus from New York Port Authority Bus Terminal; ticket USD 40 per person. The outlet mall is a huge shopping area so please be ready to walk a lot. WiFi is available within the mall and inside the shops. There are various clothing, shoes, bags, watches, jewellery, and accessories brands suit everyone. Many restaurants are available in the food hall and within the outlet area. We had lunch at Shake Shack, which was really great experience.

My wife and I stopped at the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets in April 2024. We arrived at around 10 am. First we visited the Market Hall, food court and information (to get a map). Then we walked around for around an hour. Woodbury Common is a massive place with a huge number of stores. I went to the New Balance outlet and got some new sneakers. I also had a latte at the Starbucks and waited for my wife. It was an enjoyable experience.

I always enjoy the ability to go to Woodbury Commons. There are many roads which intersect just before a person reaches this venue. There is much parking space, but these parking lots can often get very full. This facility is huge, and it may be wise to frequently look at some of the maps. I have often found many of these stores to be very expensive, but I have gotten some great merchandise from these stores, such as an abundance of clothing. I definitely get great exercise from the prolific amount of the distance in which I walk. This venue can definitely get crowded, and there are many diverse cultures of people who visit this area. There are also many restaurants for people to dine.

We visited here many years ago when the £ had some purchasing power. Not anymore though and this top end factory outlet (think Bicester Village on steroids for UK folk) holds no real bargains. However, we were in the area and decided to visit again. It was quiet and easy to park close to a major entrance and most of the shops were quiet too. We did spot some dollar friendly outlets however and to our surprise and pleasure got some well priced items. The food court is impressive with some interesting outlets but we weren't hungry so did not partake.

I visited and reviewed here once before but I have more to talk about. The deals are very good and there are quite a variety of shops to choose from. The food we had was from Kung Pao which tasted good but instead of giving us BBQ chicken they put some other chicken in our plate. It was too late to exchange it. I love the Pinkberry since they are not too many frozen yogurt places in malls in the city. They still do not have a Lego store or any toy store which will be great if they did. Many families come with their kids so the management should consider opening a toy store and a Lego store also. The mall is just one hour and a half from Queens, NY and the parking is free.

Good range of products and brands..... and nice eating options. But bargains were few and far between..... were there to fill 3 suitcases, and barely could fill a handluggage.... prices were about the same as ordinary shops and seldom any special offers. Saks OFF 5th. Solar power should be collected on rooftops of parkinglot so cars could be in the shade. Nice to see gucci, brioni and high end brands have own shops.... maybe got connotations of word wrong, expecting outlet to signify good prices... anyone feeling thrifty for bargains try Marshalls and save time travelling.. Thankfully there is a playpen..

Must be one of the best outlets in country. Extremely well organized and easy to get around. Plenty of clean bathrooms and great food court. Surprising as to how many people come with empty luggage and leave overweight

Go the bus from New York $51.75 + taxes return. We came here 15 years ago and remembered the great bargains, this time, nearly all the supposed 'outlet' stores were more expensive than London retail stores. We went into Coach for a bag for my daughter, who, who sent me the screenshot of the one she wanted and the bag back in London was £290, the exact same bag was $450 + tax, more than £60 MORE!! The same with Pandora, Paul Smith, Nike & more Save your money & enjoy NY if you're a tourist & if you're American, come to London & see another great city & if you come when the sales are on, you'll enjoy it even more. See you all soon in London.