Monmouth Mall In Eatontown Announces Monday Reopening

EATONTOWN, NJ — As New Jersey malls get ready to reopen, so will Monmouth Mall. The building will reopen Monday, when Governor Phil Murphy lifts coronavirus restrictions on malls.

Few details about Monmouth Mall's reopening are available as of Friday afternoon. Patch's attempts to get more details from Brookfield Properties, the mall's owner, were unsuccessful.

Murphy announced June 18 he would allow malls to reopen with certain requirements:

• All mall customers will be required to wear face coverings
• Stores must limit capacity to 50 percent
• Restaurants may provide take-out or outdoor dining
• Common areas such as food courts must remain closed or otherwise cordoned off
• Movie theaters and arcades must remain closed at this time
• Specific floor plans to eliminate congestion must be developed

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During the closure, several of Monmouth Mall's businesses and restaurants offered curbside pickup and served takeout. Read more: Some Monmouth Mall Businesses Open For Curbside Service

Read more: NJ Coronavirus, Reopen Updates: Here's What You Need To Know

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