Gateway Mall

Lincoln, United States

3.1

Closed now

15 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 402-464-3196
Website:
www.shoppinggatewaymall.com
Address:
6100 O St Ste 5, Lincoln, NE, 68505
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
2.5 miTrain Depot
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Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Lincoln) 7:40 AM Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Find Dillard’s, Sears, Younkers and JCPenney department stores plus more than 10 restaurants and 100 stores in Gateway Mall in Lincoln. The Gateway Mall is perfect for exciting dining and shopping in Lincoln. Exit Hwy 34 at North 64th for the Gateway Mall.

Vicinity

Near this location:
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5 Gateway
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jcp portraits
68 Gateway Mall
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#5 Gateway #152
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Deb Shops
226 Gateway Mall Unit F 612
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Gamestop
Gateway Mall 6100 O St
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Regis Salon
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15 reviews of Gateway Mall

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Place rating: 4
Lincoln, NE
I really like the mall. I was surprised how updated and clean it was once inside. I had a great experience at Express– the sales ladies were helpful but not too pushy. The same at Yonkers. It has everything you need. I’ll be back with my little one to play on the carousel and indoor play equipment.
Place rating: 1
Lincoln, NE
This mall not the best not very friendly
Place rating: 3
Lincoln, NE
This is a fairly typical indoor mall. These days they are sort of like indoor gyms for walkers. There are many stores here. Perhaps because this is one of the only malls in town. The food court has some decent selections.
Overall, you can probably find what you are looking for in here and you probably won’t be crowded out.
Place rating: 4
Ankeny, IA
A decent mall that has nice department stores of Dillard’s, Yonkers, JcPennys, and sears. They have a nice food court that has had nice upgrades and a good selection. As well as a good selection of restaurants located around the mall.
There are many seating areas which were nice!
This mall has a good selection of shops!
Some extra cleaning could be done on restrooms!
There is plenty of parking.
The mall does close early on Sundays and doesn’t stay open that late on weekends and holidays.
Place rating: 4
Lincoln, NE
Its a mall. Lincoln’s largest but its not so big you will find everything you want or get lost. They have all the staple stores of a large mall like JC Penney, Yonkers, Dillards, Sears, and clothing stores like Express, Eddie Bauer, Limited, Vic Secrets, etc. As for food, there are a lot of options in and around Gateway mall. Granite City, Olive Garden, Tilted Kilt, Qdoba and Applebees are located around the outside of the mall. The food court has Amigos, Panda Express, Runza, Charlies Subs, Great Wraps, Hibachi San, and Subway.
There is a GIANT carousel in the middle of the mall which is a lot of fun for kids, as well as a indoor play area for kids near Dillards/​Yonkers entrances.
Worth a visit if your in need of some shopping and they often have mall wide sales like Lemon Days or other promotions to get some good discounts.
Place rating: 4
Ankeny, IA
Gateway Mall has undergone several changes and renovations lately. The outcome has brought quite a few improvements and new shops to a mall that previously appeared to be dying out. The food court is excellent. Lots of seating scattered throughout the mall. A good variety of department stores and specialty shops available. Large parking lots and a parking garage. The mall is clean and well maintained. Security officers are notably present. I do wish they were open until 10pm on Friday/​Saturday nights & during Holiday shopping season.
Place rating: 3
Lincoln, NE
Gateway has had several «makeover’s» in Lincoln and each time it comes back with some new stores. The mall itself is «okay.» It is mostly full and has most of your usual stores. However, I have found that there really isn’t a lot of «interesting» stores at the mall and not much for kids. Growing up a «mall rat» I used to enjoy going to the Mall and just looking around. There are fewer and fewer interesting things to look at.
Place rating: 1
Lincoln, NE
Bathrooms are disgusting. Music is loud over intercom. Security guards look out of shape and not capable of preventing crimes.
Place rating: 3
Austin, TX
Went Black Friday shopping in Lincoln this year and was shocked to find Southpointe nearly deserted and Gateway packed. See, I’m just old enough to remember Southpointe as the nice new mall and Gateway as the old shitty mall. Well, management has taken good care of Gateway and it appears to have stolen a bunch of stores from Southpointe. Good going Gateway!
Place rating: 2
Bennet, NE
If you have been to a mall in any other city in America, you have been to a better mall than this. It is small. If you are the type to just walk through the mall to waste time, hopefully you only have to waste 30 minutes.
Place rating: 3
Cedar Park, TX
Your standard shopping mall, not too small, not too big.
It’s anchored by Younker’s, JCPenney, Dillards and Sears. There’s plenty of other stores, such as Aeropostle, The Buckle, The Cookie Factory, etc. etc. There’s even an indoor skateboard arena. The restaurants are pretty dece, plenty of seating, a carousel and a shady music/​store that looks like it sells CD’s that were bought out of the back of some dude’s car.
Overall, a decent mall. There’s also plenty of bus routes that stop right in front of it, so it’s convenient to get to if you live far away and don’t have a car.
Place rating: 3
Kingman, AZ
This is a typical mall.
I think every city needs one. I never expected it to be super specialized or super hip. It houses the regular stores and the regular food court options.
One extra cool aspect: it has a pre-​measured line/​path that runs throughout the facility letting you know how many miles you have roamed. So if you’re not into shopping, but need a place to walk indoors for free, this is it. I haven’t done it yet, but it’s on my to-​try list.
Overall, it is kept clean, has plenty of walking room to wonder about, and has stores the usual shopper would need.
Place rating: 2
Omaha, NE
The only people who would give this place more than two stars are those who have never been to an actual city with an actual mall. It’s not very big, horrendously crowded, there are no unique stores, and I’ve never left without a head-​ache. If you’re in Lincoln, though, it’s your only option for an indoor mall.
Place rating: 4
Corona, CA
Well, it’s kind of hard to write a review when you are used to Orange Counties best, but this little mall is cute and has pretty much everything you need. There is a great play area for the kiddies and another «hidden» play area for toddlers/​babies. If you have a little one under 3 check out the «family room» it’s back by the restrooms. There is a play table, cartoons usually playing, changing tables, breast feeding booths AND… the family restroom has not only a normal size toilet but a toddler size just like it!
Unlike a lot of the «fashion» malls I’m used to in the OC, this one is REALLY and truly geared towards the families!
Place rating: 5
Killeen, TX
I admit I didn’t walk through the whole mall. But if I lived in Lincoln, I’d be there all the time because the mall developers were smart enough and kind enough to make their mall family friendly. I’m referring to the family lounge with a tv viewing area for older kids to sit and wait, several curtained rooms for breastfeeding each with a comfortable chair and table, microwave for heating up baby food/​formula, multiple super-​modern diaper changing stations, and a family toilet. I could hang out and shop all day!