Plush toy, pop-culture center says hello to Surprise market
City Councilmember Patrick Duffy, left, helped MINISO Manager Cody Pannell cut the ribbon Oct. 16 on the new store at 13220 N. Prasada Parkway.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Surprise now has a one-stop shop for items such as plush toys and pop-culture collectibles at MINISO, 13220 N. Prasada Parkway.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Surprise now has a one-stop shop for items such as plush toys and pop-culture collectibles.
MINISO held a special pre-grand opening preview and ribbon cutting on Oct. 16 at 13220 N. Prasada Parkway, giving shoppers a first look at the store before its official public grand opening two days later.
The Village at Prasada location, which spans 10,000 square feet, is now the largest MINISO in the U.S. It will serve as its flagship store.
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Surprise now has a one-stop shop for items such as plush toys and pop-culture collectibles.
MINISO held a special pre-grand opening preview and ribbon cutting on Oct. 16 at 13220 N. Prasada Parkway, giving shoppers a first look at the store before its official public grand opening two days later.
The Village at Prasada location, which spans 10,000 square feet, is now the largest MINISO in the U.S. It will serve as its flagship store.
Store Manager Cody Pannell cut the ribbon alongside City Councilmember Patrick Duffy at the preview event.
District Manager Marlaina Rodriguez and Store Operations Manager Alicia Gaillyn Wesseler were also on hand.
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