MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The Mall of America announced Friday it will be postponing its previously scheduled reopening date of June 1.
The MOA had made the decision to reopen after Gov. Tim Walz gave the go-ahead for retail businesses to reopen beginning on May 18 — with restrictions. But in light of recent events, they made the decision to remain closed for the time being.
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READ MORE: Minnesota Weather: Sunday Snow Could Make For Monday Morning Commute HeadachesAdditionally, curbside pickup is also unavailable at this time. The MOA says it will announce a new reopening date in the coming days.
MORE NEWS: Shoplifter Shoots St. Paul Liquor Store Worker Twice, Police SayOur previously scheduled June 1 reopening has been postponed. Additionally, curbside pickup is unavailable at this time. We will announce a new reopening date in the coming days. Thank you for your continued support. Visit https://t.co/9VAyGuH77E for the latest updates. pic.twitter.com/bLOkxsbxZ6
— Mall of America (@mallofamerica) May 29, 2020
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