Malls always fascinated me because they not only had major department stores in them, but also quaint little boutiques that were fun to shop in. Little businesses that had a spirit to them, atmospheres that were interesting. Much of the merchandise was overpriced, but hey, one expected that in malls. And in the 70s and 80s, one could find really special and unique items in mall stores, even the bigger ones. Food courts, jewelry stores, clothing stores, toy stores, music stores, pet stores -- something for everyone. It's just too sad that so many malls have fallen by the wayside. I blame customer disloyalty in part for it. Businesses can't survive if people won't buy from them. I also blame the internet. And bad management who cared more about pleasing shareholders than pleasing customers. Maybe if our American economy perks up and becomes profitable again, some of these businesses might return or new ones might open. If that happens, I hope they have a wide selection of merchandise and GOOD customer service. One thing I would recommend above all else: That stores allow their paying customers to use their restrooms if needed, and not give people who are shopping a bad time about it. And large department stores, PLEASE, have your restrooms located close to your entrance so customers don't have to walk a mile to access them. That's one reason I don't like to shop at Walmart or some of these other big box stores -- they have their restrooms clear in the back of these HUGE stores and I have to walk my legs off just to use them. Not fair to customers who have trouble walking or get tired easily. Any business that values customer service will have these facilities located in a convenient spot that isn't ridiculously far away. I look forward to the return of malls. I would prefer to shop at a physical mall any day than shop online. In fact, I never shop online.

That's quite an extensive mall. You were taking some dangerous chances wandering into those dark areas. Perfect places for criminals to hide and attack. I'm also surprised there aren't any homeless camps set up in there. It looks like the vandalism was and is extensive, as well. Sad to see all the abandoned businesses that once had probably thrived in that mall, at least for awhile. I thought I saw what was once a food court, and that jewelry store still has its front sign. The rest is just an eerie mess. At the same time, going through there provides fascinating fodder for one's imagination.

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Interesting video, thanks! One of the malls in my city was torn down for much-needed redevelopment but I regret not going inside for one final look.

This is awesome

This church and school are currently being demolished

Nice work and video 👍

Yoo whats the music at the beginning?

Take the trans

It looks creepy😥😨 B

Cant belive there isnt more recognition for this account your posts are so cool and nostalgic. Keep it coming

Great intro with the news clips and such! Like vid from a channel with millions subscribers. Great vid overall

Decay wins again

Nice news and vapor overlays!

I remember exploring this back in November looks like more graffiti and vandalism has happened since I last got my footage there

Very creepy

Nice vid I’ll sub

Is their anything in that dead mall except music playing very loud and what happen here at this another dying mall

Why are american malls so dead compared to europe- theyre still really busy here? Also like ur video and insta ♡

Quality Channel, Great insta page! Keep going man!

Where is this place? I love a place like this