Things to Do at Morocco Mall
Complete Guide to Morocco Mall in Casablanca
About Morocco Mall
What to See & Do
Aquarium Magique
The mall's centerpiece aquarium sends blue light rippling across the ceiling like water reflections. You'll hear the mechanical whir of the conveyor belt carrying visitors slowly through the glass tunnel while sand tiger sharks glide overhead, their rough skin scraping audibly against the acrylic walls. The briny smell of seawater mingles with popcorn from nearby kiosks.
Fashion Avenue
The marble floors here are polished so highly you can see your reflection between displays of handbags costing more than most Moroccans make in a year. Security guards in tailored suits stand so still you might mistake them for mannequins, while the air carries the faint scent of Italian leather and the whisper of tissue paper being unfolded.
Traditional Crafts Court
Tucked between international brands, this section smells powerfully of cedarwood and saffron. Artisans sit cross-legged, fingers moving rapidly over brass lamps as metallic tapping echoes off terracotta walls. You can feel the texture of hand-woven carpets under your fingers—some still rough with lanolin from High Atlas sheep.
Entertainment Dome
The bowling alley's crash of pins competes with video game soundtracks and the mechanical whir of the indoor roller coaster. The air tastes faintly of artificial butter from the cinema concession, while colored lights reflect off the ice rink where couples glide to Arabic pop music.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
10am-10pm daily, though luxury shops might open later at 11am. During Ramadan, hours shift to 10am-7pm with extended evening hours for food courts.
Tickets & Pricing
Entry is free. The aquarium tunnel costs 100 dirhams for adults, 60 for children under 12. Ice skating runs 80 dirhams including skate rental. Bowling lanes rent by the hour—expect 200 dirhams for peak times.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings if you're serious about shopping—shops are restocked and staff attentive. Evenings bring the social spectacle: Casablanca's elite circling in designer heels, but you'll queue 20 minutes for anything. Avoid Friday afternoons when prayer time empties the place, leaving it eerily quiet.
Suggested Duration
Three hours minimum to circle the place properly. Add another hour if you're eating or seeing the aquarium. Serious shoppers budget half a day—there are 600+ stores and the place is designed to disorient you into staying longer.
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
The beachfront promenade starts right outside the mall—worth a sunset stroll to watch locals playing football on the sand while mosque loudspeakers broadcast the evening call. The salt air tastes sharp after the mall's filtered atmosphere.
Fifteen minutes northeast by taxi, this architectural masterpiece offers guided tours where marble feels cool under bare feet and the Atlantic crashes audibly against the mosque's glass floor. The contrast with the mall's consumerism is striking.
The recreated movie set bar sits in the Old Medina—overpriced but atmospheric with its piano player and ceiling fans turning slowly overhead. Worth one drink to say you've been, then escape to the real city outside.
The central market shows you where locals shop—stalls piled with pyramids of olives glistening in oil, while fishmongers shout prices over the slap of fresh catch hitting marble slabs. The chaos makes the mall feel like another planet.