Editing 1 Utama (section)

==Features==
[[File:1 Utama Rainforest.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Rainforest in 1 Utama]]
1 Utama contains {{convert|203,000|m2}} of retail space. Its 713 stores appeal to all economic strata,<ref name = "EDGEPROP1UDETAILS" /> from department stores such as [[AEON (company)|AEON]] and [[Parkson]],<ref name="THEEDGE1" /> to high-end international chains and multiple restaurants such as the Food District food court, [[Din Tai Fung]], [[KFC]], [[McDonald's]], [[Church's Chicken|Texas Chicken]], [[Dunkin' Donuts]] and [[Carl's Jr.]] and two [[movie theater|cinema]] chains, [[TGV Cinemas]] and [[Golden Screen Cinemas|GSC]].<ref name="TRPOU" /> This mall previously housed the first [[IKEA]] store in Malaysia,<ref name="IKEARELOCATION" /> [[Cold Storage (supermarket)|Cold Storage]],<ref>{{cite news
| last         = Ganesan
| first        = Vasantha
| date         = 2019-09-05
| title        = Will Giant store closures hit EPF's investments?
| url          = https://maa.theedgemarkets.com/article/will-giant-store-closures-hit-epfs-investments
| work         = [[The Edge (Malaysia)|The Edge]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> [[MPH Group|MPH Bookstores]].<ref>{{cite news
| date         = 2018-08-08
| title        = MPH Bookstore in 1 Utama closes down after 15 years
| url          = https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1412211/mph-bookstore-1-utama-closes-down-after-15-years
| work         = [[The Edge (Malaysia)|The Edge]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> and [[Isetan]] department store.<ref>{{cite news
| date         = 2021-11-18
| title        = Isetan announces closure of 1 Utama outlet after 10 years of operations
| url          = https://www.malaymail.com/news/life/2021/11/18/isetan-announces-closure-of-1-utama-outlet-after-10-years-of-operations/2021785
| work         = [[Malay Mail]]
| access-date  = 2022-04-11
}}</ref> Aside from retail, 1 Utama offers [[Sports facilities|sport amenities]] to the public including a [[bowling alley]],<ref>{{cite news
| date         = 2005-08-01
| title        = Rolling time for media, athletes
| url          = https://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2005/08/01/rolling-time-for-media-athletes
| work         = [[The Star (Malaysia)|The Star]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> [[baseball cage]],<ref>{{cite news
| last         = Michael
| first        = Stuart
| date         = 2006-04-26
| title        = Baseball treat for members of media
| url          = https://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2006/04/26/baseball-treat-for-members-of-media
| work         = [[The Star (Malaysia)|The Star]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> [[climbing wall]],<ref>{{cite news
| last         = Siok Hui
| first        = Leong
| date         = 2005-12-24
| title        = A work of art
| url          = https://www.thestar.com.my/travel/2005/12/24/a-work-of-art
| work         = [[The Star (Malaysia)|The Star]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> [[surfing]] pool and [[skydiving]] [[wind tunnel]].<ref>{{cite news
| last         = Tey
| first        = Kelly
| date         = 2018-01-27
| title        = Go surfing and skydiving at 1Utama
| url          = https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news/2018/01/27/go-surfing-and-skydiving-in-a-mall-shopping-centre-offering-these-experiences-at-its-newly-launched
| work         = [[The Star (Malaysia)|The Star]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> The [[rainforest]] inside the mall was grown on October 25, 2003. It was done by extracting a ''[[Tabebuia rosea]]'' tree from a nearby forest carried into the mall to create the [[forest canopy]], whereas an additional 200 samplings of other species such as ''[[Alocasia]]'', [[wild banana]], ''[[Johannesteijsmannia|Johanesteijsmannia]]'', ''[[Aglaonema]]'' and ''Phyllagathis'' will be used as [[shrub layer]]. The rainforest opened to the public in November 2003.<ref>{{cite journal
| last       = Ng
| first      = F. S. P.
| date       = April 2015
| title      = Tropical rain forest in a shopping mall
| url        = http://eprints.utar.edu.my/1972/1/Tropical_rain_forest_in_a_shopping_mall.pdf
| journal    = Utar Agriculture Science Journal
| volume     = 1
| issue      = 2
| pages      = 57–62
| access-date = 2020-07-28
}}</ref> As of 2019, the mall attracts more than 33 million visitors annually,<ref name = "EDGEPROP1UDETAILS" /> with peak traffic occurring during the [[holiday season]].<ref>{{cite news
| last         = Jayaraj
| first        = Jayagandi
| date         = 2010-12-18
| title        = Festive shoppers causing traffic congestion at all hours
| url          = https://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2010/12/18/festive-shoppers-causing-traffic-congestion-at-all-hours
| work         = [[The Star (Malaysia)|The Star]]
| access-date  = 2020-07-28
}}</ref>