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Mop Directory Phase 1 & 2 A3 260221 FLIGHT CHECK-IN CENTRE The services below are temporarily unavailable until further notice: • FREE Shuttle Bus Services • FREE Baggage Storage DIRECTORY OF STORES - (KLIA & klia2 MOP) Service Ground Floor (G) • Flight Information Display System (FIDS) • Flight Check-in Kiosk • Bus/Taxi Ticketing Counter • Car Rental Service • Money Changer * Bus/taxi services are only available with a valid ticket issued at bus/taxi MOTORCYCLE DESIGNATED AREA FOR PARKING ticketing counter. • Website Check-in Service TAXI RANK AND BUS STOP DROP OFF/PICK UP POINT FLIGHT CHECK-IN CENTRE SURAU ENTRANCE 5 ENTRANCE 6 G47a COMING COMING SOON SOON G70 G47 COMING G68a SOON G53 G52a G52 G55 G54 ZONE C G67-68 G57 G51 G50 G71 G58 G66 G65 G64 G63 G62 G60-61 G59 G49 RIVER WALK BEACH WALK G48a K01 G48b G48c G72 K08 G46 G91 COMING G92 SOON G73-74 FOREST WALK G93 G97 G45 G30-30a G31 G32 G33 G34 G35-36 G37 G38 G39 G40 G41 G42 G94-95 G74a G96 ENTRANCE 4 G44 ZONE A G28b G74b G90-90a TROPICAL ENTRANCE 1 SUNSHINE PLAZA G89 SQUARE G88 G17 G18a G18 G87 G19 G25 G24 G23 G20 G75a K06 G86 G85 G21 G84 G29 G28a G28 G27 G26 G22 G16 SKY WALK G75 INFORMATION PIER WALK COMING COUNTER SOON G76 G79 G77 G78 COMING SOON ENTRANCE 3 G80 G83a G09 G81-83 ENTRANCE 2 G04 G06 G07 G10 G11 G12 G13 G14 LEGEND SIGNAGE G02 G03 G01 F&B Shops Accessible Restroom Money Changer 餐饮商店 特殊人士优先专用洗手间 货币兑换服务 DROP OFF ZONE Autopay Machine Restroom Shops 自动付款机 洗手间 RESERVED 商店 ZONE B PARKING Baby Room Stairs Escalator 育婴室 楼梯间 扶手电梯 GROUND FLOOR (G) MJ Black by Metrojaya G81-83 FURLA K08 BEAUTY & FRAGRANCES SERVICE, SPECIALTY STORE & HOME MOTO GUZZI G86 GEOX G18 FOOD GALLERY @ GROUND FLOOR (G) Bus Stop Surau FASHION Beauty SCENTS G34 AKEMI UCHI G12 Information OUTLET by CLUB21 G04 HUMMER G89 Beryl’s CHOCOLATE & CAFE G49 巴士站台 祈祷室 6IXTY8IGHT G94-95 THE BEAUTY LABORATORY G85 Counter PADINI OUTLET STORE G70 Jelly Bunny G52a BRICKSSMART G75 AIGNER G28b THE COSMETICS COMPANY G42 Bakery/Café/Confectionery Western Cuisine 综合服务区 PARKSON BRANDING OUTLET G67-68 KAUFMANN G26 Chocolate Street G41 Flight Information ALL DENIM OUTLET G76 STORE Taxi pierre cardin (Men’s) G87 kipling G48c Famous amos G83a Display System BALLY G31 计程车服务 POLO RALPH LAUREN G29 LYN G97 find your JAPAN G01 Police Kiosk 航班信息显示区 BROOKS BROTHERS G30-30a FACTORY STORE Outlet 360 G52 GINTELL G93 警员求助站 CALVIN KLEIN JEANS G62 OPTICAL, TIMEPIECES & JEWELLERY Lift ATM SACOOR ONE G96 pierre cardin G07 LE CREUSET G50 ATM COACH G02 自动提款机 SACOOR outlet G40 & G51 Samsonite G45 HOUR PASSION G37 LIVING AVENUE G92 直行电梯 COMMON SENSE G21 & G91 SmartMaster G24 Scholl G71 Ice-Watch G54 myNEWS.com G47 COTTON ON G14 Superdry G38 SEMBONIA G19 & G32 Inspiration @ Seen G77 OPPO K01 DAPPER G48a TOMMY HILFIGER G60-61 Timberland G44 OOPPA G57 Tefal G48b A dining establishment for Meals around meat Ed Hardy G72 Triumph G23 The FLEXX G18a SWAROVSKI G55 Typo G10 lightmeals with a dishes and uses simple ELLE G20 VERSACE G84 TIME LAB G09 Ermenegildo Zegna G03 Wacoal FACTORY OUTLET G78 specialization in herb blends instead of SPORT & OUTDOOR WESTIME G58 For further enquiries or assistance, please Fred Perry G64 FOOD & BEVERAGES sandwiches or bakery complex melanges. G2000 G25 & G66 adidas G90-90a BOOST Juice Bars G75a products. visit our Information Counter or call 03-8777 GUESS G35-36 Kappa G74a SHOES, BAGS & LUGGAGES DOME G16 G17 GAO! GAO! 9300 or visit: MOPKLIA HACKETT G28 NIKE G46 ALDO G06 DUNKIN’ G47a G75a Boost Juice HLA G33 Onitsuka Tiger G39 mitsuioutletparkkliasepang BONIA G59 GAO! GAO! G17 G16 DOME HUGO BOSS G28a Carlo Rino G13 Hot & Roll K06 G47a DUNKIN’ DONUTS www.MitsuiOutletParkKLIA.com.my JOHN MASTER G80 COLE HAAN G27 KIDS & MATERNITY STARBUCKS G65 K06 Hot & Roll KASHKHA G79 ELLE G68a tealive G74b MITSUI OUTLET PARK KLIA SEPANG Levi’s G53 COTTON ON KIDS G11 G65 STARBUCKS fitflop G88 MANGO OUTLET G22 Ralph Lauren Children G63 G74b tealive Persiaran Komersial, 64000 KLIA, Sepang, MC Vogue G73-74 Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia Open Daily: 10am - 10pm All information is correct at the time of printing, may subject to change without prior notice. Version updated 260221 TOURIST PRIVILEGE PASS & CARD DIRECTORY OF STORES - First Floor (F) Tourists can redeem their Tourist Privilege Pass by presenting their passport at Information Counter, Ground Floor to enjoy attractive discount & privilege. For further enquiries or assistance, please visit our Information Counter or call 03-8777 9300 FOODCOURT F68 F67a COMING F67 SOON COMING COMING SOON COMING SOON F66 SOON F52 F51 F50 F49 F48 F69 F65 F53 F47 F46 F64 F58 F58a F59 F56 F44-45 F43 RIVER WALK BEACH WALK F41-42 F39 COMING F70-71 SOON FOREST WALK TROPICAL F89 F72 PLAZA F90 F38 COMING F91 F93 SOON F26 F27 F28 F29 F36 F37 F30 F33 F33a F34 F35 F92 COMING COMING SOON SOON F24b F87-87a SUNSHINE SQUARE F14 F12-13 F84-85 F25 F15 F83 F16-17 F82a F82 F24a F24 F23 F21-22 F20 F18 COMING K03 SOON SKY WALK ATM ATM PIER WALK COMING F75 COMING SOON SOON F76 F78 COMING F79 SOON F06 F80 *F61 F63a F01 F81a F02 F03 F04 F05 F07 F08 F09 F10 F11 F60a F60 *F62 LEGEND SIGNAGE F63 F&B Shops Accessible Restroom 餐饮商店 特殊人士优先专用洗手间 Shops Baby Room 商店 育婴室 FIRST FLOOR (F) SHOES, BAGS & LUGGAGES SPORT & OUTDOOR KIDS & MATERNITY SERVICE, SPECIALTY STORE & HOME Escalator Flight Information FASHION ACE F49 adidas F12-13 BEST VALUE OUTLET F30 CHESTER LONDON F48 扶手电梯 Display System aprilia F87-87a AMERICAN FLYER F51 asics FACTORY OUTLET F35 PONEY F92 LocknLock F82a FOOD GALLERY @ FIRST FLOOR (F) 航班信息显示区 BEST VALUE OUTLET F39, 41-42 Bata F93 BROOKS F78 Tiny Button F33a MollyFantasy F68-69 Bratpack F24 Coleman F11 Trudy & Teddy F46 TOY WORLD F66 Lift Crocodile F87-87a Bakery/Café/Confectionery Japanese Cuisine Asian Cuisine Western Cuisine Food Court DOCKERS F26 camel active F09 CONVERSE F37 Noritake F43 直行电梯 Clarks F28 diadora F89 watsons F67a Hush Puppies apparel F20 BEAUTY & FRAGRANCES mnb F25 C-Square F34 GATTI SPORTS F84-85 ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS F53 elianto make up F81a Restroom NAUTICA F87-87a crocs outlet shop F63a FACTORY OUTLET IL FRAGRANCE F82 洗手间 pierre cardin lingerie F05 DELSEY F50 kronos F79 FOOD & BEVERAGES Sasa Outlet F18 (* Non-Halal ) SODA F90 EXTREME F72 mont-bell F10 BARI-UMA* F61 Stairs sorella F76 Herschel F15 new balance F14 baskin robbins K03 楼梯间 TODAK F52 Hush Puppies FOOTWEAR F23 Original Classic F67 OPTICAL, TIMEPIECES & JEWELLERY BURGER KING F70-71 UNITED COLORS OF F33 KicKers F65 PUMA F38 A-LOOK eyewear F02 FOODCOURT F59 A dining establishment 和食, “Washoku” offers Categorized into several Meals around meat Enjoy the wide range of BENETTON leather avenue F24b RIP CURL F36 ATM CITIZEN F01 Gong cha F06 for light meals with a an abundance of major regional families, dishes and uses simple food selections at ATM VOIR F64 obermain F27 salomon F07 自动提款机 G-SHOCK F83 Kenny Rogers ROASTERS F58a Young Curves F75 TOMAZ SHOES F21-22 SKECHERS F16-17 specialization in gastronomical delights including East Asian, herb blends instead of affordable prices with SOLAR TIME outlet F24a LETEN F60a Young hearts F05 Travel For All F80 THE NORTH FACE F08 sandwiches or bakery with a boundless variety Southeast Asian, South complex melanges. good customer service. TUFF F03 UNDER ARMOUR OUTLET F44-45 padi HOUSE F58 products. of regional and seasonal Asian, and Central Asian. The integrated indoor Universal Traveller F29 VANS F04 Para Thai F56 dishes as well as F70-71 BURGER KING and outdoor open dining SENYA* F62 whatsBag F91 K03 baskin robbins international cuisine. F60a LETEN F58 padi HOUSE environment are both SUSHI KING F63 The Chicken Rice Shop F60 F06 Gong cha F56 Para Thai F58a Kenny Rogers available to cater The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf F47 F47 The Coffee Bean & F61 BARI-UMA* F60 The Chicken ROASTERS different needs. Tea Leaf F62 SENYA* Rice Shop F63 SUSHI KING F59 FOODCOURT All information is correct at the time of printing, may subject to change without prior notice. Version updated 260221 (*Non-Halal).
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