former site of the mall's original Macy's. In summer 2010, a new trackless train from Beston opened. Soon afterwards in 2011, Dillard's also converted the men's store (the former Lord & Taylor/Mervyn's building) into a clearance center, leaving the former women's store behind to be purchased by Christ Fellowship in 2012, it opened in 2014. The train closed in 2015 to make way for Safari Rides. In 2017, The Disney Store closed. In 2013, Small Fry Carousel was closed to make way for a bungee jumping attraction near the Dillard's clearance center. H&M opened a 15,000-square-foot store in summer 2015. On November 8, 2018, Sears announced that its store at the mall would be closing as part of a plan to shut down 40 locations nationwide. The store closed in February 2019, leaving The Gardens Mall as the only Sears remaining in all of Palm Beach County. Anchors Current: Christ Fellowship (opened in former Dillard's Women's) (2014–Present) Macy's (former Burdines location) (2005–Present) Macy's Backstage (inside Macy's) (2017–present) Dillard's (opened in the former Mervyn's location, became Clearance Center in 2012) (2002–Present) J.C. Penney {original tenant} (1985–present) Cinemark (opened in 2007 on former Macy's site as Muvico, became Cinemark in 2009) Former: Jordan Marsh {original tenant} (closed in 1991, became Sears in 1992)(1986-1991) Mervyn's (opened in former Lord & Taylor in 1991, closed in 1999 became Dillard's Men's) Lord & Taylor {original tenant}(closed in 1991, became Mervyns) Burdines {original tenant} (became Macy's in 2005) (1985-2005) Sears (opened in former Jordan Marsh in 1992, closed in 2019) Dillard's (women's store opened 2002, closed 2012, space became Christ Fellowship Boynton Beach campus in 2014) (2002-2012) Macy's (Opened in 1991 in new building, demolished when Macy's relocated for former Burdines in 2005, site became Cinemark) (1991-2005) References External links Washington Prime Group Shopping malls in Palm Beach County, Florida Shopping malls established in 1985 Boynton Beach, Florida 1985 establishments in Florida