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Planet Fitness Coming To Moorestown Mall This Spring

The 23,000 square foot facility joins Orangetheory Fitness among the health and wellness outlets offered at the mall.

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Fitness buffs will have a new outlet in Moorestown this spring. Planet Fitness will open at the Moorestown Mall in spring 2020, the mall’s parent company PREIT announced. No specific opening date was announced.

The 23,000 square foot facility joins Orangetheory Fitness among the health and wellness outlets offered at the mall. Planet Fitness offers a range of activities, including the use of free weights, cardio workouts personalized exercise programs and small group trainings.

“Gym-goers today are focused on the fitness journey — they’re not just going to the gym, but buying attire that suits their athletic style and seeking healthier eating alternatives,” PREIT CEO Joseph F. Coradino said. “We want to provide local consumers with more reasons to choose the mall as their go-to destination for activities that suit their lifestyle. With the addition of Planet Fitness, we’re continuing to add health and wellness tenants supporting the all-encompassing experience offered by our properties as consumer interests expand well beyond soft goods.”

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Planet Fitness already has three Burlington County locations, in Cinnaminson, Delran and Mount Laurel, as well as one on Route 70 in Cherry Hill. Memberships start at $10 a month, with an annual fee of $39.

The addition of the Planet Fitness follows the announcement that the Lord & Taylor’s at the mall will be closing. Read more here: Lord & Taylor’s Closing Moorestown Mall Store

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PREIT called results at the Moorestown Mall “strong,” as rent generated at the former Macy’s store checks in at 19 percent times the prior revenue, and traffic through June 30, 2019 was up 5.7 percent when compared to the first six months of 2018.

The spot formerly occupied by Macy’s now houses three stores: Five Below, HomeSense and Sierra.

Michael’s Arts and Crafts will also be opening in 2020. Both stores join a roster of restaurants that includes Harvest Seasonal Grill and YardHouse, Regal Cinema, popular retail brands including H&M, Express, Foot Locker, Hollister and Victoria’s Secret, and the award-winning Rizzieri Salon and Spa.

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