The shopping-mall level in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 is called Mall. It is an indoor-style stage built around corridors, storefronts, escalators, open atriums, and obstacles that let players chain together grinds, manuals, wall rides, and other tricks.
Mall is one of the game's early career locations and is designed as a compact environment packed with lines. Players can skate through shop areas and public spaces while completing objectives, collecting items, and searching for gaps. Its layout helped demonstrate how the series could transform familiar places into interconnected skate parks.
Downtown, Plaza, and Market are plausible-sounding names for urban levels, but they are not the canonical name of this shopping-center stage. The level is commonly referred to simply as “Mall,” without a longer subtitle. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 was released in 2000 and became one of the most highly regarded entries in the series.