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You can find Journeys Store at 835 West East Promontory, in the west section of Farmington (a few minutes walk from Centennial Parkway @ 10255 South). This store provides service chiefly to the districts of South Jordan, Sandy, West Jordan, Draper, Midvale, Riverton, Salt Lake City and Herriman. Doors are open here today (Sunday) from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm, for those who would like to visit. For further information about Journeys Farmington, UT, including the store hours, place of business address details and customer rating, please refer to the sections on this page.
Journeys Store occupies an ideal place close to the intersection of Monroe Street and Centennial Parkway, in Farmington, Utah.
Only a 1 minute drive time from 10600 South, 10200 South, Exit 293 (Veterans Memorial Highway) of I-15 and Auto Mall Drive; a 4 minute drive from Sego Lily Drive, State Street and Veterans Memorial Highway (I-15); or a 10 minute trip from Jordan Gateway and 11400 South (Ut-175).
Visitors using GPS systems should use the following address: 835 West East Promontory, Farmington, UT 84025.
You may get on or off a bus at Centennial Parkway @ 10255 South, Jordan Gateway @ 10427 South, 10600 South @ 55 East and South Jordan Station (Bay D). The most convenient services: 201, 218, F202 or F514.
Customers can get a light rail to Sandy Civic Center Station (4970 ft), Sandy Expo Station (1.44 mi) and Crescent View Station (1.60 mi away). The simplest line to use is the TRAX Blue 701.
If you are arriving by train, you will be dropped off at South Jordan Station (1280 ft away). Catch the FrontRunner line.
In the vicinity you'll find Neff's Grove, Shops at South Town, Momentum Indoor Climbing Sandy, Promenade Wetlands, The Commons at Southtowne and Gateway Park.
There is presently 1 Journeys branch open in Farmington, Utah.
Go to the following page for the full index of all Journeys locations near Farmington.