Timezone is coming to the Mandurah Forum in 2025.
The new addition, along with sports retailer Rebel, will take the place of David Jones who will be closing their doors in February next year.
"While we will miss David Jones, we are excited to offer our customers new entertainment and sports options and a wider range of retailers for the community to enjoy," a Mandurah Forum spokesperson said.
Timezone and Rebel will open just in time for Christmas 2025.
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