Wish somone like the union station or kc museum got in touch with you to host this on a big screen somewhere for interactive viewing! Great work

real Philadelphians know about the secret Dark Tower: tallest building in Philly

County Seat. Memories do flood back. All these stores that use to line the mall are all gone or will be gone soon. Those that were bore in the late 90's or later really missed out on a lot of fun!

Dude, This video is beautiful..

Being here now exploring the tunnels there's so much missing and i needed to figure out wtf happened cause it all looks like a horror movie abandoned and all. I thought to myself "no wonder these places are behind closed doors in the tunnel looks like a place to traffic" so i just had to find some history cause yeah it was too much to just ignore but now i truly wish i could've seen the past of this..not stay but look

Travis mall center is probably now destroyed or a death mall but it was a beautiful mall and futuristic for the time. Travis mall center, you will always be in are harts. Goodbye.

Make a Nordstrom

Make a Nordstrom

Approved-Philadelphian, also can you build the Subway?

I’m 36 my memories were going to Annie’s Santa Fe and the Chinese Restaurant there. Playing on computers at Sears. Getting my Easter Dresses from The Jones Store. Going to Lane Bryant and spinning the racks while my mama shopped. My uncle and I one too many shopping spree and I was BK (British Knights) from head to toe. My first smoothie from Gloria Jean’s coffee. I can weirdly remember getting my ears pierced and I was one. Shopping at Sears, JC Penny’s even DEB, Claire’s both upper and lower level . Going to the movie theater arcade even my cousins (mother and daughter) use to work at the mall the mom would sale Black paintings and the daughter worked at Pretzel time and my brother, cousin and I would run across the mall cause their stores was across from each other. I got my family pictures taken there. Even going to Pearl Vision and making fun of my brother cause he had to wear glasses. Playing around the fountains and the play area the build. As teen I remember telling my mom I’m going to Rainbows but I ended up going to Fredrick’s Hollywood 😂😂😂. I remember getting my first expensive body spray at Bath and Body Works when it looked like a country market. The memories

Dont have mall like this no more what could keep the mall alive is has securitys and metal detectors to see who got weapons or something maybe banerster mall will still be here right now alot of violence cause the mall to be dead , abandoned and torn down sucks that beautiful place gone

What are the coordinates of the city? I spawned in the middle of nowhere

People really get emotional about malls; it's strange. I wonder if younger generations understand how much people depended on places like this before cell phones and modern tech for just basic human interaction. Nice song choice. I hope in my "life review" I can revisit my teen years wandering this mall in the mid 90s with my best girlfriend.

Literally breaks my heart. 😢 Somehow, the chosen song couldn't be any more perfect to the feeling of hanging out here in the 90's. I was a pre teen and teenage mall rat in the mid 90's and my best girlfriend and I would have our parents drop us off here on the weekends. We would just sit in the hallways for hours to watch boys our age (usually a little older) walk by, dream about what it would be like to meet our future husbands or boyfriends there (of course we never did); then head to that junky teen shop at the bottom of the escalator towards the end of the hallway where the baesment theatres were to buy some cheap lipstick. Next up to the Upper level to snag a CD at Sam Goody, off to the corner bookstore to look at teen magazines and collect the lastest posters of hanson, JTT, or the Backstreet boys; maybe buy a jaw breaker at the candy store cady cornered to the food court, maybe an orange julius next; off to a movie; head to the pay phone and call our parents for a pick up at the end of the day when we were finally so bored of looking at boys we couldn't take it any more. No cell phones. Nostalgia, absolutely. I wouldn't want to go back, though. Strange illusion, malls are. They ensnare the soul/mind, which is exactly what they're intended to do. Still, seeing these scenes is almost painful. Like walking these hallways all over again. At 13 I had my first kiss at this mall. 😢

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Wow I’m getting old.

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This is cool

Build Metro North

Thank you! I miss Ward Parkway Mall the way it was in the 60's through the 90's. Great job!

@Archmetal 06 Thank you for this! Any footage of the interior of TGI Fridays from the 1990's. That's where I met the love of my life while I was working as a server. I was working in the section inside that had the outdoor seating in front of it. There was a little built-in wood bench by the window in that area. Thank you so much! Lisa

After all these years of periodically searching… I’ve found it again! Oh the nostalgia!

I come back to this video from time to time.

Beautiful 😍

I NEED NEW VIDEOS

Funjis ruin everything

VERY Impressive!

There was a key kiosk outside the main Sears entrance. "Do Not Duplicate" didn't upset the high school girls who ran it. Don't know if you want it, or the auto center. I'm guessing you could get details from Historical Aerials. Cool project.

Wow...blast to see these...I worked at Macy's there in mid 80s and then with Dillard's...my husband from that time worked at Bennigans.

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yo troy from the chat

Broooo, try using the create mod, to add actual trains, so that the metro could come to life !

The anchor stores that were there where Montgomery wards, JCPenney, the Jones store, and Macy’s. Montgomery ward opened in 1976 and closed in 2001 JCPenney opened in 1976 and closed in 2008 Macys opened in 1976 later became Dillards and relocated in 2008 The jones store opened in 1976 and later became Macy’s in 2006 and is still open to this day

Eerie thing: the floors were always clean-looking and shiny even when it was a "dead" mall.

Cool to see a lot of the original structure is still there today for the most part (minus the anchor stores of course, with larger single floor stores replacing department stores). That's something I was curious about. I love having Trader Joe's there and I'll probably be going to see a movie this weekend. My only complaint is the T Mobile store tried to put me in a que when all I wanted was information since I know I'll need to switch to them in some form within a couple months because of where I'm moving this spring.

Miss it terribly saw it built as a kid and loved it hate how it slowly died. Babbages, fun factory, theater had it all. Worked at sears for awhile.

This is awesome

Nice work, Trav! Do you think you would implement KCK into this build?

howdy trav. you did great work

Does ANYONE PLEEEZE I NEED HELP) remember the Kansas City chiefs weekly show called The Bump N Run show at this mall? NOBODY remembers and I cannot find any thing on it so please any help would be greatly appreciated! I’m trying to find the one where I was on thank you in advance

Absolutely incredible work! I recognized every landmark! Great job, this is really a work of art.

I miss the good old days of the 2000s.

Such a different time.. 😢

2002 vibes ✨