I went to MMS during my last vacation because I wanted to check out the Incoco Nail Bar (there's only three in LV, and none back home).  Since the other two branches aren't at places I'd ever go to (Hawaiian Marketplace and Harrah's), MMS was the best bet.  Also, this mall includes a Bath & Body Works (which both my friend and I wanted to shop at), so we knew we could manage to \"kill two birds with one stone.\"\n\nAs soon as my friend and I walked into MMS (from the North Entrance), we had to deal with politely refusing an \"offer\" to attend a timeshare presentation.  We were short on time but since I really hate to cut people off when they're talking, we stood there for a good 10 minutes or so listening to the sales pitch... *cringes*  \n\nAfter that, we grabbed a mall map brochure and proceeded toward somewhere to eat for lunch.  TBH, there weren't many choices to pick from, in terms of what I was willing to eat / spend.  We ended up going to Cheeseburger Las Vegas (I've been to other branches).  While we sat in there, I took a look at my mall map to take note of what stores I wanted to check out.  FFS, what is with the color coding system (especially since it's based on store location instead of store category)???\n\nFollowing our lunch, I stopped by Victoria's Secret to buy a few things for the remainder of my trip.  Then I went to the Incoco kiosk while my friend went to the Massage Professionals for Health kiosk.  Not much to say here other than I probably shouldn't deal with any kiosk vendors when I'm half-asleep...  Oh well, lesson learned =P\n\nAs it turns out, BBW was the highlight of shopping at MMS.  We browsed at several other stores, including French Connection, H&M, Bread & Butter, United Colors of Benetton, and The Walking Company.  None of these stores impressed me much.\n\nAt the end of the day, I'd have to say that if Incoco had more kiosk locations around Las Vegas - specifically, in The Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace - I'd go there and completely avoid MMS altogether.