DEAD MALL:SIX FLAGS MALL:DAYS BEFORE DEMOLITION!

Our video tour of the Six Flags Mall, only days before it was razed for good, please share, and subscribe!

[@gravis778]

This is just weird. I moved out of Arlington in January of 2016, and before that, I used to go to the movie theater at this mall. I would take friends to walk around the rest of the mall, because it was about 90% dead then. There was a pizza place right outside of the theater that refused to close (I don't know how he was able to afford to stay open), and about 10 stores clustered in a single wing of the mall. It was really weird because the rest of the mall was still open to pedestrians, although no one was ever there. So we got to experience the "dead mall" feel. Seeing it now featured on a Dead Mall video is just weird

[@Pinkugirl]

Lifelong Arlington citizen of 36 years here. You described this to a t, I couldn't have done better. I too always wondered how that place stayed open.

[@paleo704]

You sure that wasn’t Forum 303 Mall?

[@TakahashiKira1]

For anyone curious, Foley's was Texas' Macy's. Around the mid 2000s Foley's was absorbed and bought by Macy's, thus all stores being rebranded with the Macy's name.

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

I know, right?

[@konoronok]

Sanger Harris before it was Foleys, I think, and we had Titches (became Joske's then Dillard's) I had to google that one

[@bmstylee]

thanks for showing the dead malls. Dan Bell seems to have gotten away from that for more abandoned places. these places are really cool to see. it's amazing how clean this place still is.

[@07jmclark]

wild bill I think he may have visited all of the abandoned malls in the area that he's willing to travel to. Love his videos.

[@matthewreed1078]

wild bill I wish Dan would do some malls here in the Houston area we have a few here

[@play4u67]

*matthew reed* -- Adamthewoo is down there in Houston doing some video's of a little bit of everything as he says, maybe he'll do some malls. He's having a meet-up on Feb 5th at a mall (forget which one and the times, but you can look him up and find out (: Hope this helps some.

[@dgardner7259]

What malls in Houston have closed or are getting ready to shut down?

[@jaygoods5092]

D Gardner No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope not!

[@ChodaRagu]

I lived in Arlington from ‘83 to ‘86. I remember singing there in 6th grade choir during Christmas ‘83. I also saw Ghostbusters and Karate Kid at that mall during that time. Wow...feel old now.

[@junosynth]

I grew up on this mall. So many memories! Went there every Saturday to the arcade in the 80's/90's playing Street Fighter II. I was the kid that would play the sit down Space Harrier and flip the game with 1 quarter.

[@mrthunderbird5]

I just don't understand why some developers haven't come up with another use for these gigantic structures ? My idea was to turn them into luxury condo villas . Just imagine rain or shine and in some states snow , and everything you need is right there under one roof . From groceries , doctors and dentist offices . The big spaces could be used for the groceries and clothing or discount types of stores and the small spaces could be all the other common everyday things like the cleaners , laundry , legal offices .I guess no imagination hum ? Because the sheer ecological damage of demolition and filling up more land with construction debris is catastrophic . Guys pass on this thought because construction debris is rarely recycled and can last for thousands of years . Thanks again and I love your videos , and look forward to seeing more . Maybe I'm a bit of a mother goose , but I would like to see you guys wearing a hard hat at some of these places . Just a suggestion , and it comes from caring . Peace and prosperity to you .

[@mirinbrah739]

I think a mall in Austin was turned into a community college? Or maybe it was another city, I can't remember. But it sounds like a good idea to me.

[@SnowmanTF2]

It is odd the guy they interviewed seemed so bent on getting research clients, I have seen some old dead malls just turned into a complex of general office buildings. The building looks in decent enough condition that it seems entirely plausible to use for that and the Metroplex seems like an area that could have some demand for that.

[@0Orion]

It would be awesome if dead malls could be transformed in to huge VR/augmented reality play centers. Dan Bell recently showed a mall that was made in to a school. That's also a good alternative.

[@davidlevy706]

If nothing else, it would make for a decent episode of _Black Mirror_ (or a hypothetical _Sliders_ reboot). Just throw in a competition whose losers' organs are harvested or something.

[@clink76]

at the very least someone should be allowed to go in there and scrap parts. The overhead doors alone are worth thousands each. I just cant believe how such a beautiful building can just be scrapped.

[@kewlfx]

Took my girlfriend here a few years ago while it was on it's very last legs. She thought I was nuts but I enjoyed walking around just like in this video and remembering the late 80's an 90's when this place was full of people. Now it's nothing but big piles of dirt and concrete. Thank you for the upload.

[@TheMrFrank101]

This BIG slices of pizza next to the theatre 😥😥😥

[@redwineinspections]

Agreed...memories of better times

[@tamarawalker8973]

I went to this mall almost every weekend, had a season pass to six flags & had to hit up the mall while in town. I lived in Sherman, at the time, this was back in the late 70s & early 80s. Nice memories.

[@postgraduate]

I grew up with this mall in the 70’s. The three original anchors were Sears, Penney’s and the Dallas based Sanger Harris. Those painted white arches actually were beautiful tan bricks with dark reddish brown trim. The mall also had many planters with a lot of foliage. Sad to see it died like that.

[@shaquanasmall6117]

I have been waiting on this episode! I worked at Everest College above the Quick Learning or whatever it's name from 2007-2010 Then we moved across the highway. I have watched majority of your videos and have became obsessed with them. They have started on Dillard's demo and then stopped. We love the movie theatre since it is so cheap. Glad they are not tearing it down. I literally live two minutes from there and try to pass that way once a week.

[@AcesAdventures1]

thanks shaquana! i appreciate your support!...More on the way!

[@thanhchunggsm]

+Ace's Adventures ok

[@beverlydowdy8697]

This mall declined so bad in it's latter days. If it was maintained better, it may have stayed alive being so close to Six Flags Theme Park. It had power cords running throughout the mall at one point. It was dirty & we called the Dillards Outlet store "Dirty Dillards!" I miss that Dillards Outlet cause it had dirt cheap clothes for parties or formal dinners.

[@exsandohhsify]

***UPDATE*** It's all been demolished now, including the movie theatre..

[@brit4026]

Some Guy Oh no! The movie theatre too? I thought they would save that.

[@exsandohhsify]

Brit unfortunately they closed that theater at the end of March 2017 because the theater was losing business due to the demolition..

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

Some Guy say what? they torn down the theater? It was a popular place for movies in the 1990s

[@exsandohhsify]

Benny Moonwalker Yes, all what's left is a mountain of pebbles. Soon the land will be redeveloped into a GM parts industrial warehouse. Development should be completed by 2018.

[@indo8794]

That movie theater was so special for some reason, never that many people and they had that little pizza place right next to the box office....rip

[@armesisp3201]

Thanks for the vid, i love the format and calm commentary. Can you do more dead malls that are still open for business? Those are the best.

[@Supergirl-fe5rg]

This is a mall in my area rip Sixs Flags Mall

[@averywilt2348]

Supergirl 1996 👍👍

[@kagitsune]

Supergirl 1996, same here. I remember the old cheap cinema me and my friends would go to when we were in high school. I remember the dreary days lost to waiting for my mother to make her choices at the Dillard's outlet (that's a whole other story). And I remember that they had a cute little Chinese souvenir store that my sister and I loved to visit. The last time I was there, there was a weird for-profit college operating out of one of the old spaces. It's a shame... It was a really pretty mall inside.

[@matthewwestbrook7107]

Supergirl 1996 me too

[@johnbean9591]

Supergirl 1996 I know, so sad! I live down the road in Waxahachie. I remember going to this mall as a kid.

[@discoron77]

Stopped by this mall when I was in town in April for WrestleMania. I took a walk around the entire outside, then went I went inside to the movie theatre, all the while taking pics along the way. That one entrance on the outside, not sure if it was Foley's or whichever anchor, but it had a mural that reminded of the entrance to the Great Palace in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. The main part of the mall was blocked off just past the movie theatre, but I still grabbed a few pics of the closed down eateries that were right there. What was striking to me was how eerily similar the movie theatre was in comparison to one in Warren, Michigan, at the Universal Shopping Center, which itself was a former enclosed mall. Both were Cinemark Theatres, so this makes sense, but it is interesting that they were both attached to two now dead malls. This further makes me wish the Universal Mall had received a video just like this one, alas the main portion of the mall was torn down in 2008. I did take a few pictures of the mall before it was gone, and got some very sketchy old camera phone footage though. Maybe I could make a video out of just that?

[@elbosausage]

had some good memories of that mall.

[@AndyCarlValentin]

Great Job! I have tons of memories of Six Flags Mall both when lively and dead. Thanks again!

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

Andy Carl Valentin same

[@jeee1074]

I went to this mall in the Summer of 2015 when it was briefly known as Plaza Central. The mall was mostly empty except for the area near Dillard's. Only one food court vendor was open that you can see at about 12:00 in your video. Glad to see some video of the mall before it is gone.

[@Kieryboo]

I absolutely love the 80s vibe coming from your content, man. It's super cool

[@DayNNyteDJs]

Somebody should start converting malls over to condos. Everybody gets their own "store" and you would have a private, safe, secure community.

[@carvahaunter122]

DayNNyteDJs Oh my god, that's the most brilliant idea I've ever heard of.

[@caliborntrashboy2741]

I see people bring this idea up a lot, you'd think that business owners would also have thought of this but nah. capitalism, says that's too much work and not profitable enough so let's just destroy the environment more in the hopes that we can just sell the land, what a great idea :)

[@Lost-xl6im]

Who wants to walk 1000 feet to their front door with a load of groceries ?

[@Sarahlynn1304]

As long as the malls are in desirable locations for housing. Most malls fail because of the change in demographics

[@__Hyde__]

That abandon kids tricycle is actually kinda creepy, I'm surprised you didn't focus on that at all.

[@willkohudic5674]

They should have added a cut scene of Danny on his trike in The Shining

[@fixman88]

Foley's ended up being bought out by Macys and most Foley's locations got converted into Macys (the rest were closed). That's rather ironic considering that Macys is now in financial dire straits...

[@LindaFromSeaAtTull]

Fixy Clary They deserve it in my opinion. They took all our regional department stores and killed them, it serves teem right.

[@frothe42]

Fixy Clary I totally agree. The parent company, Federated, is to blame for that. Once they killed I. Magnin then Marshall Fields, people protested, and refuse to Patronise Macy's, as I still do. Even their flagship in Herald Square has become a dump!

[@thrasherx2k1]

Linda from SEA AT TULL Marshall Fields being another chain they bought out and made disappear here in Illinois.

[@tgustafson85]

I still miss Marshall Field's (and Dayton's)!

[@malcolmcrawford5787]

I miss Foley's. It was so much much better store than Macy's. I think there was a Woolworth or Kressge here once

[@Metal8Lover]

this brings me to tears I loved this mall

[@junkmalme]

The last time I was in this mall was in the early 2000s. The mall is actually cleaner and looks way better as a corpse than it did when it way dying. I actually made my dad come with me because it was locally known for being unsafe with a lot of minor violent and property crimes happening on the mall grounds.

[@trixiejoyce1516]

Thanks so much for this. This mall brings back childhood memories. So sad to see it go.

[@jamessoto8286]

wow , love the first part of the video with the news coverage

[@huntingtonparkway]

James Soto Great idea wasn't it. Kinda sad too.

[@indo8794]

RIP thwy just closed down the movie theater too, this was my childhood joint.

[@Christopher0817]

another awsome dead mall video thanks for sharing.

[@thesaexplorer]

Foley's merged with Macy's over here in SA about 10 years ago

[@295g295]

> 5:04 < Foley's was out of Houston TX.

[@rockforever6676]

I use to buy some of my Rock and roll stuff there back in the late 70's thru the 80's.I bought some great posters and albums in that mall.

[@nancydarling4918]

Great video. Loved the architecture. It's sad that it's going to be demolished. Love your channel. Have viewed most of you videos more than once.

[@Hammster69official]

Believe it or not, Arlington had a third mall (Forum 303) halfway between Six Flags and The Parks. Only The Parks still stands today. Foley's actually started in Houston, and was bought out by Macy's. The San Antonio store was Joske's, which was in turn bought out by Dillard's. Six Flags Mall was plenty old enough for that Dillard's anchor to have started out as a Joske's.

[@AcidbrainwashEffect]

We see the ruins of a past where a greater living occurred. Looking ahead, we see an existence of decline. Lost forever in time and memories. Here's to You The Blind that once could see. I Love You.

[@meganarpasi]

Okay so the music and clips are EVERYTHING! Lol 👌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@jumpbacktome]

Pittsburgh represent! Thanks for doing these videos. This one is in such great shape here!

[@johnwilliamgardner6609]

Foley's was a Houston based company from 1900s. It was a huge business in 1940s because of its "Store of the Future". Just wanted to let you know.

[@WHR17]

I grew up in Arlington and went to this mall often. Once they opened the Parks Mall in the late 80’s it sealed the fate of this Mall. Foley’s was based in Houston and was bought my Macy’s. Most of the stores were converted to Macy’s with exception of this one in Six Flags mall. The area around this mall has turned into an industrial area. So very little retail is left. RIP Six Flags mall.

[@dorisrosa2946]

What a shame they demolished this Mall it sure was a beautiful one... I remember that Foley commercial wow took me back in time... thx for sharing this video

[@jeremykemp4030]

Great video! I'm glad I found this channel

[@TheWorstThingEver]

I love your videos, man!

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

I remember going there back then when we were living in Alrington, TX

[@bigbrother2478]

Great Video - Again!!!

[@Hoffyman]

Keep up the good work man!

[@vastudent99]

I used to love Foley's when I was younger. I didn't realize it was a regional/local chain.

[@yahstino]

Yup, Houston based....Tx only

[@Lambert1386]

I went there many times starting with when it opened. It was a beautiful mall.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Love your mall video's! :)

[@KhrysPKreme]

Skipped many days of school at this mall back in middle school 😩 #Rip 😩😂😂😂😂😂

[@katiehamilton9582]

I grew up going to this mall.. I'm so glad to see it again. It's gone now but the memories last forever

[@josephloro633]

i live n lived down the street off 360 i used to walk there n used to be packed in the 90s

[@ItsaRomethingeveryday]

liked video, Happy New Year's

[@TexansForChrist]

This really tugs my heart having grown up in Arlington. The camera pans and tilts are perfect

[@akisey1]

Great video. I like the calm commentary and the quality of the audio.

[@MrMario2011]

Dirt all over the floor? Haven't seen that at a mall, they completely gave up on everything right before close.

[@jawilbu]

I was wondering the same thing. Anyone have an idea what this was? It was all in a circular pattern - there must have been some reason other than just random dirt

[@yupyup1562]

jawilbu Just a guess, but it looks to me like someone decided to steal some planters. In order to move them they had to remove the dirt. You see first attempt was digging dirt out with a couple square bins. Probably took too long and too much effort, so they began tipping the planters over to dump the dirt. The dirt is in a circle because the planters are narrower at the bottom so they roll in a circle. Once the dirt was out they took the planters.

[@gir12301]

I live very close to DFW, kind of wish I could've seen it before demolishment, but very nice video.

[@missionabandoned]

Fantastic page , i love the way you look around ,i have been exploring for the past 15 years , if your ever in the UK let me know

[@loditx7706]

Foley's was a great store. I'm sorry they're gone.

[@wednesday181]

LodiTX Macy’s is trash compared to Foley’s (or Sanger-Harris before them).

[@SearsCool]

@@wednesday181 I never buy anything at Macy's, I just think of them as a perfume store

[@battybethc]

Awesome Video! Keep up the good Work! I do wish the Malls weren't dying out so rapidly! I do hope they make a Comeback in the Future and also to include smaller Businesses and such.

[@as6110]

Beth Cialek it's what's kept our mall alive.

[@thawingclock3]

I used to go to the movie theatre back when i was in middle school. It was pretty cool, the pizza was alright, movies were cheap, and the arcade was a good way to kill time before the movie.

[@Daniel28021991]

Great job!!!

[@SURENITY]

This would be a great college campus!! UTA SHOULD HAVE BAUGHT IT OUT

[@Infindox]

Good vid, new follower here!

[@raylamascus2296]

I was 13 years old when this mall opened up I grew up in Grand Prairie me and my buddy Jerry Roper came here all the time it really saddens me that it is gone. Had a lot of memories there.

[@Rodrickrodney]

Awesome vid

[@AcesAdventures1]

Sr. Mc Neckass thank you!

[@bravefearlessswift2997]

I live nearby and had always wanted to visit the mall, especially after I heard it was getting revamped into Plaza Central. I never actually made it until June or so though, and was unaware that the mall itself was no longer in buisiness. Literally walked up to the door to go in and then was like.... oh. (I missed it by 2 months!! So mad). But I did strike some good deals at the Dillard's Clearance Center that was in the process of closing. I really wish I would have made it out in time, but great video! Thank you so much for posting.

[@Techgiant]

Great video this reminds me of a damn bell Dead mall series video

[@JediFight]

Lived and worked next to this mall from '97 to '04. Knew then that it was going to die. Bummer. Had many lunches in the Mexican food restaurant inside the mall. Bought furniture in an anchor furniture store, and still have the furniture to this day. Saw many movies there, and I'm pretty sure, it had the first chic fil a at which I ate.

[@SearsCool]

First Chick Fil A in Texas was in Forum 303

[@moderatepatriotparty2713]

Great Video Thanks

[@elineff3895]

I wonder what it's gonna be like when there's literally NOTHING left even Wal-Mart and other big box stores would be gone, shopping on the internet can only go so far financially

[@sumrose7972]

ELI NEFF I can't help but imagine.. just huge distribution centers run by machines and drones, only cost being overhead.. no employees to pay, I can see this definitely being the way of the future, corporations are too greedy not to go this way.

[@stevew8513]

I look at this video and can't help but remember all sorts of things. "That's where the Waldenbooks used to be where I bought Amiga magazines". "That was the Suncoast Video I bought anime tapes and old marked down Atari 2600 games in the late '80s". "I used to buy clothes from that Structure store where my friend worked". Sigh. The first sign that things weren't going well was that the Target store to the east of the mall closed in the early '90s. They outright said it was due to shoplifting. The area north of the mall suddenly had lots of strip clubs. The IHOP in front of the Toys R' Us closed and became a porno store, which the other local businessmen eventually got shut down and demolished. One by one the local restaurants and stores near the mall closed and became either industrial (like Target) or a low-rent restaurant (like the old McDonald's, Wendy's and Taco Bell buildings). You could see the area just erode in front of your eyes. Whereas the Forum 303 Mall a few miles away died shockingly quick, the fuse for that one started with the 1987 financial crash. Within two years most stores inside seemed to be empty other than one discount clothing store (with the ugliest shoe selection I've ever seen). But that's a different story.

[@crystalscan2002]

wow sad , such a shame , that is pretty mall :(

[@jacquelinegarcia5803]

I grew up going to this mall for movies with my mom. There was a pizza place in the tiny food court that we ate at on my birthday and then went to the moves in the mall. I remember specifically there was a pet store there too.

[@BollingHolt]

That corridor at 7:02 is beautiful. It's still incredible to me that society is basically REGRESSING to preferring outdoor malls? I guess all that air conditioning and heat provided by indoor shopping malls is just wretched. Shopping outside in the elements, especially at Christmas time or in the scorching days of Summer is much more appealing. (scratches head)

[@michaelrhoadarmer7621]

Great job. Very well done. Intelligent commentary which seems to be lacking in some of the videos these days. The background info is very much appreciated . If you are not from an area where the videos are filmed the background info makes or breaks the it. You have done an excellent job on this one. Hope you have more planned.

[@maggie..ajmclean]

I MISS THE 1990'S BECAUSE WHEN YOU WERE A 90'S KID YOU USE TO GO TO THE MALLS AND SHOP AROUND ALL YOU WANTED UNTIL YOUR OUT OF MONEY AND NOW EVERYBODY SHOPS AT AMAZON..WHAT A RIP OFF..

[@TheMrFrank101]

The BIG slices of pizza next to the theatre..😥😥😥

[@crowgrl13]

Wow. I used to live in Arlington and shopped there way back in 1995....

[@greatlakeswi6796]

There is an awesome dead mall in Northwestern Wisconsin, Superior WI. It is called the Mariner Mall. The theatre just recently closed, and there is one anchor left with little telemarketer businesses strewn about

[@BlueThundah75]

I used to go to the arcade there as a child every single weekend. I don't remember much of the rest of the mall, but I do remember that arcade.

[@hazzardcountystudios2029]

one mall you need to go to is Marquette Mall in Michigan City Indiana they are struggling BAD the website is no longer up and the building is for sale. as for abandoned buildings... theres a few abandoned houses in Chesterton Indiana and a few other things here and there that i can take you to on certain days :)

[@deltaecho5470]

Really like the opening montage

[@manymelons46]

I'm playing catch up right now, I was sick for 10 days at the same time I got sick I had quit smoking just before, so I didn't have the mood to watch lol but now I missed you guys too much I had to come back, missed your voices and videos

[@ThomasSpychalski]

Congrats on quitting, I have twice and went back, trust me never take one more drag...ever. Shits worse than crack!

[@manymelons46]

Thomas Spychalski oh I know the feeling, I quit when I was 19 then started again 10 years ago because I was going through some hard times then quit again, then 3 years ago out of no where I started again after a fight with my ex, this time I went to light up a cigarette and said "uh I really don't want you" and tossed it out. haven't had a craving either.

[@ThomasSpychalski]

Yes indeed that is how they get you back but good for you for doing that!

[@manymelons46]

Thanks! If you are determined itll happen for you too.

[@ThomasSpychalski]

Cheers for the positivity!

[@julosx]

Thank you for that very Dan Bell-ish quality of filming and editing. ;)

[@mrojas0889]

They built a few warehouses here. I was sad to see Dillards outlet go 😒 I remember coming to this mall in the early 2000s

[@KoubuPilot]

Hopefully you guys make it out to AZ and see Fiesta and Metrocenter. Fiesta just lost its Best Buy. Metro's anchors are super 70s as well as Souper Salad. You may be interested in other things around town such as the Dillard's at Desert Sky Mall. It's an unremodeled former Diamonds department store. The arches in the mall remind me of lost Los Arcos Mall. I don't know the history of Foley's and if this includes Tecas, but I know they came under ownership of May Department Stores. When May bought out ZCMI in Utah, they used the Foley's name. In AZ, Goldwater's was bought out by JW Robinson's, then that became Robinson's May after the merger with May Co. Then when Federated bought out May, the stores became Macy's or Bloomingdale's. So Texas has a chain of restrooms named Sanitarios? Weird.

[@mhill781]

General Motors bought the land and has begun to build distribution warehouses for their parts suppliers. Arlington offered these companies tax breaks to move from Mexico to Texas. The entire area of Six Flags Mall and the strip that used to be on the north side are all being demolished for this growth tied into the GM plant.

[@uts4448]

Damn I go to Arlington for goods that they have on Pioneer Parkway. That street is full of Asian stores. I go to Arlington all the time I never knew about this mall. I only knew of Parks Mall.

[@ddaayydreamerr]

It's so sad... I loved that place...

[@kym7409]

I grew up in Arlington and this Mall was a lot of my childhood!! I spent a lot of time in this mall. Makes me sad. Wish it was like it used to be…

[@watchgoose]

What a shame. Did a lot of shopping there back in the day.

[@overbanked]

Foley's was based in Houston and they had stores in six states; TX, OK, AZ, NM, LA & CO. I remember when the Citadel Mall in Colorado Springs had a Foley's.

[@csmlyly5736]

That's cool! I never knew Six Flags over Texas had a mall, but it figures Arlington would have done something like that.

[@mysky]

Clinton McBride Six Flags didn't own the mall. The mall was simply named after Six Flags since the park was just across the highway from the mall.

[@carlavision6143]

Anthony, I've been to Six Flags Mall once when we went to Grand Prairie to our Uncle Lester's. That was decades ago.

[@williamhardee8863]

Don’t have many memories of this place being open, but they still kept the Cinemark open, and we would go there all the time because it was stupid cheap, but then they tore the place down which was a truly sad day.

[@oopsibrokethecow]

Wow...the narrator's voice on the Foley's commercial! I would be too scared to go there!

[@Oooo-up1if]

wow i remember going to the movies there 10 years ago sad to see it go

[@Titanic19127]

This mall is beautiful! Wish it were saved!

[@Aaron-wq7lt]

I was curious myself about the song about 2 minutes and 30 seconds in. But if you go back to the beginning they put in description music by waterfront dining born deja vu you can find it hope this helps everyone who's asking what that song was

[@kellireeves4527]

Nice mall-too bad it didn't survive.To think this is being demolished when Rolling Acres sat to rot all those years.Wish we could do something constructive with this space!!

[@fortheloveofeldersscrolls]

Come to the brook wood mall here in Birmingham Alabama they keep remodeling it but still barely stores in it thanks

[@pepstalynn]

Went to that mall only once around 2014 and saw Transformers 4. That's the only memory I have of that mall.

[@Sergigrinkovvolponyfan]

i remember when this mall opened. This is so heartbreaking.

[@skateZY14]

10:39 I remember playing in the circle ⭕️ thing blocked off with wood in the video when I was a kid waiting for my and sister to come out of the store I remember being upside and jumping in and out wow I miss this mall I was born in 96 25 now

[@yaboyeric]

I legit did the same 😮😅 that part of the video made me gasp