Apple is all set to open its relocated Tysons Corner store in Fairfax, Virginia, on May 19. This reopening is a momentous occasion as it marks the 22nd anniversary of the store’s original debut back in 2001.

Tysons Corner Store: Symbol of innovation and inclusivity

Located in the heart of Tysons, a suburb of Washington D.C., the store is nestled within a bustling shopping mall. Apple’s move to a different spot within the mall is more than just a geographical shift. The company asserts that the redesigned store will showcase a raft of design upgrades that echo Apple’s core values of inclusivity, innovation, and sustainability.

Apple has expressed its enthusiasm about the reopening by stating, “Since opening our first-ever Apple Store here 22 years ago, we’re proud to be opening this newly reimagined space. It’s a celebration of how far we’ve come. And we couldn’t have done it without the community.”

Reminiscing the past: The legacy of Tysons Corner Store

Tysons Corner Store holds a special place in Apple’s history. In 2001, Steve Jobs himself gave a tour of the store, revealing its design to the world. While Tysons Corner was the first Apple Store to open, given its East Coast location, it was closely followed by Apple Glendale Galleria just a few hours later.

Join the celebration: Store opening on May 19

The new store’s inauguration is set for 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time. True to Apple’s tradition, the company is likely to mark the occasion with giveaways like t-shirts and postcards for the early bird visitors.

We’re eager to hear your thoughts on this milestone in Apple’s journey. What are your expectations from the redesigned Tysons Corner Store? Feel free to share your opinions in the comments section below!