^ Have to hand it to her, she certainly thinks outside of the box. Across the street she has the trampoline and games park opening up and I have heard rumours about some other developments at the Mayfair site.

While much of the attention over the past week has focused on the highly anticipated and sophisticated opening of Vancouver’s new Oakridge Park mall and the arrival of the globally recognized Time Out Market’s Vancouver food hall location within that mall, another culinary destination has comparatively quietly debuted south of the Fraser River.

TM Wander, a new Asian food hall at Tsawwassen Mills, officially opened this past weekend with its first 12 food and beverage vendors, plus various small retailers.

Stepping into TM Wander is less like entering a shopping mall food hall or food court and more like walking into a colourful festival.

https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/tm-wander-food-hall-tsawwassen-mills

I would definitely check this out.

Deerland seems expensive at first glance, except their birthday party pricing is not bad at all and I think they'll get a lot of business from that. They'll pull a lot of the Flying Squirrel customers too, especially the younger ones.

^ Funny that they call it a children's museum but there isn't a museum in any sense that I would associate the word! Nevertheless I am sure it will be busy fall/winter at least.