
Huntington Shopping Center
A shopping mall in Huntington Station, with wheelchair accessible.

Walt Whitman Shops is an open shopping mall in Huntington Station, New York, with 112 stores. It holds a 4.3/5 rating from 3,995 Google reviews.
Sophisticated retail center with high-end department stores & boutiques, plus sit-down restaurants.
“A well-established shopping centre in Huntington Station with 107 stores to explore, well-regarded by shoppers. With wheelchair accessible and free parking available.”
146 stores and services

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I've just noticed on the Walt Whitman Shops webpage that there are quite a bit of vacancies with 9 stores vacant (one anchor, eight in-line tenants, maybe one more as I put a question mark on the map). I have not been to this mall since 2013 when they were renovating and have moved since then. Anybo
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