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The Trading Academy Mumbai center is located in High Street Phoenix (the erstwhile Phoenix Mills) in the heart of the city at Lower Parel in Central Mumbai. High Street Phoenix is widely regarded as Mumbai’s premier lifestyle destination. It is the first-of-its-kind consumption center developed in India, covers more than 3 million square feet of space and houses retail, entertainment and commercial complexes. It has the reputation of being the flagship for fledging shopping and entertainment hubs across the country. The mall is spread across different zones hosting a variety of stores in leading national and international brands. It premiers a large choice in all most every category be it clothing, appliances, accessories, jewelry or home decor and for every taste a lip-smacking food court peppered around with various kiosks. The many restaurants in the complex offer a wide variety of local, national and international treats. It also houses a 2000-capacity multiplex with seven digital screens as well as a gaming zone. The centre boasts of a 1300 car park area making it one of the largest in the city. Brimming with mega retailing opportunities and a thriving ambience, the mall proves hard to resist.
High Street Phoenix is in a prime location, with easy connectivity to important city centres by road. Visitors may use the ample parking space available in the parking lot in the complex. It is also easily accessible by the suburban trains, with the nearest station on the Western Railway line being Lower Parel and that on the Central Railway line being Curry Road.
Within the High Street Phoenix or Phoenix Mills complex, the Trading Academy center is situated on the fourth floor of the C Block in Phoenix House. The entrance to the building is close to the following landmarks : Skyzone West entrance, Natural Ice Cream Parlour, Orama Carnival Street and the College Street kiosk.