Mall officials said they hope the concept will appeal to sleep-deprived travelers who need a quick snooze after a long flight but aren’t staying long enough in the Twin Cities to book a hotel room; or punch-drunk dads who need a refuge while their wives and children traverse the mall’s 4.3 miles of storefronts.
“We think it would be really good for husbands at Christmas,
But still, 70 cents per minute for nap time?