The facade of the Ayala Center.
The facade of the Ayala Center.

Ayala Center Cebu is a large shopping center in the Cebu Business Park in Cebu City. The mall opened in 1994 in an area that was once a 44-hectare golf course and clubhouse. It now has a supermarket, over 300 shops, more than 1,500 parking spaces and receives more than 85,000 visitors daily with as many as 135,000 visitors per day on weekends.[1]

The Ayala Center is considered to be an upscale mall, offering higher-priced merchandise than other malls, with many well-known international brands represented.

On October 30th, 2008 the mall opened up The Terraces, a 600 million peso project providing upscale restaurants and shops in an extension offering 8,000 square foot shared amongst 55 tenants.[2]

Cinema showings and times can be found at SureSeats.com.

The shopping center produces 2000 kilos of waste per day and participates in the Kwarta sa Basura project. [3]

Contents

edit Shops

edit Apparel & Accessories

The Ayala Center offers open multi-story arcades.
The Ayala Center offers open multi-story arcades.

edit Bakeries

edit Banks

edit Bookstores

edit Business Services

edit Cafes

edit Computers and Electronics

edit Department Stores

edit Fitness and Dance

The Ayala Center's rotunda during a martial arts competition.
The Ayala Center's rotunda during a martial arts competition.

edit Gifts and Souvenirs

edit Health and Beauty

edit Hobbies and Toys

edit Home Entertainment

edit Home Furnishings

edit Internet Cafes

edit Kiosks

edit Opticians

edit Party Supplies

edit Pharmacies

edit Restaurants

A giant clock the shape of a wristwatch graces the grounds behind the Ayala Center.
A giant clock the shape of a wristwatch graces the grounds behind the Ayala Center.

edit Shoes

edit Supermarkets

edit Travel Agencies

edit Location

Cebu Business Park, Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Cebu City

edit Jeepney Routes

14D, 06H, 04L, 13B and 13C.

edit Links

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