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Galerías Valle Oriente

A huge mall with many different stores and a large foodcourt. See the website for a complete listing. On the North side of the mall is a large Cinepolis movie theater including some "VIP" theaters (triple the price with large comfy seats and waiters).

Address: Lázaro Cárdenas 1000, Valle del Mirador
Getting there: Rio Nazas
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