Drop-off spaces celebrate the infrastructure and return of products. Not unlike fountains of aqueducts, these offer public spaces and engaging activities centered around the infrastructure. Surviving malls have seen trends towards highly experiential and entertaining activities to draw visitors and sell products, and the addition of or Return Park, turns product return into its own celebrated activity. 

 

Situated in the former anchor stores, Infinity Mall’s Return Parks capitalize on the necessary drop-off spaces by making them experiential, exciting, fun, and ritualized. The Adidas park’s product drop-off allows consumers to return their products and run and climb alongside them as they move on the track.

 

Infinity Mall hosts 5 experience return parks in its anchor stores with brands which have already turned towards the experience economy to provide public spaces and activities beyond purchasing, like Toys R Us learning labs and Ikea bed movie-showings and sleepovers. Each surrounds drop-off areas with experiences and celebrates the fun of product return!