The renovations started two years ago, with the entire mall receiving a facelift, inside and out.
The work cost R40-million and is expected to be completed in the next few months, with the building of a food court still in progress.
There are 65 additional parking bays at entrance two and a 22-bed clinic in the mall.
The opening was celebrated with jumping castles for children, face-painting and a stilt walker.
In addition, a truck was present to provide music and specials were on sale to mark the occasion.
Hordes of people were also present for the East Rand Model Railway Interest Group (Emrig).
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