Not many stores left at all. But the ones that are, doing good job. It's sad to see what was ones a thriving mall-dwindling away.
If you bring the stores back-the people will come, from the South Hills
Hope you do and will
It was a beautiful mall back in the 1990's. Newest owners promised to fix it up and bring in new stores and never came through with anything. They abandoned this place and there are only a few stores left and all the places to get food are closed. You aren't allowed to take pictures anymore because the evidence is in the photos. They failed us all. F-
It's a typical dying mall holding onto the few breaths of life it has left. Few stores remain. Food court is gone, Sears, as well as many of the typical mall mainstays. During it's heyday, 80s-90s, it was a crowded, bustling, state of art modern shopping experience bar none. Due to the convenience of online shopping, it, too, suffers the same fate as most malls in America.
It's truly a shame what has happened to this mall. When I was a child I would love coming here at Christmas time to shop and see Santa, now, with less than a dozen stores open, and the only patrons are old mall walkers, it has turned into a ghost town. Where the food court was, the smell of pizza and burgers, has been replaced with the scent of mold, mildew, despair and depression. This is what happens so when liberal politics, and a community plagued with poverty and the "urban street mentality", meet. The "folks", with money who shop and support the economy, decide against shopping in a place where they most likely will be robbed in the parking lot, and choose to frequent cleaner, and safer environments for their families. Mall management let the place go to hell, and the people left. Even the parking garage is condemed because it is collapsing, which is truly a sign of the times. Why the doors remain open is a mystery that I have yet to get am answer. For the poor souls who still work here, the daily depression of going to work, and seeing this compete failure, has to be overwhelming. I'm sure they prey everyday to wake up and see the building on fire, in the morning news. In other wordsSTAY AWAY FROM THIS MALL!!!!
I love it out here lots of good things to choose from because hardly anyone comes to this mall and that also makes it great because its not over crowded
Great place to walk around if you ever wanted to feel like no one on Earth was left but you and 30 other people.
Not much left. Sat in the massage chair and played Pokemon. Met some nice people. I'll go back.
I checked the rating of this store before l went and it wasn't good. I went anyway and it was great. Your rep Travis is the best. He knew your products well and has the communication skills to explain them. We walked in with a jetpack problem. He fixed it and answered my questions about data as well. We left much better informed and with a bigger plan. Thank you to Travis.
When did mall security begin searching for vehicles to tow at 9pm? I understand the mall closes at 8 (pathetic), but this is awfully early to assume a car is left abandoned when it's been there for less than three hours.
My boyfriend and I often meet at this mall cause it's a midway point for us. We usually walk inside for a bit, then leave a car and go eat (no food court) or do something else and come back. We've been doing this for years with no issue. We come back at about 9:10pm tonight & a security officer rolls up next to my car, records my license plate and model, and searches all over. When I approach him, he asks if this is my car and gives me attitude. Im fiddling for keys and he's still inspecting my car, then criticizes my park job (slightly not at a 90 degree angle and within the lines, who cares?) and accuses me of causing unwanted mischief in the parking lot. He also kept a suspicious eye on my boyfriend who was parked in two spots over, making sure I left safely.
Look, I'm an adult, not some punk teenager, and don't appreciate the interrogation and assumptions from mall security that I'm causing trouble, nor do I need you hovering around my car as I'm trying to leave. Find something better to do with your night! It would be nice to know and warn others that your car isn't safe there anymore for even a few hours, so don't even bother to go there or leave it anywhere. This place is so sad and needs to RIP.
Not very busy, but very few stores left open. I only ever go here to visit Cash and Culture and New Dimensions.
It's only a shell of it's former self - half of the mall is totally vacant. Strangely, the last time I was here, it was pretty busy, but then again it was a few days after Christmas. Of the few stores left here, they're at least nice and well-kept. Parking is only plentiful because it was made back when the mall was still popular.
A very strange mall indeed. There are very few stores, but the ones present are worthwhile and are still serviceable to the region. However, its run down, and the current owners are unresponsive, and have let the mall fall into neglect. There's a big crack on one of the walls, the roof leaks, and when I was there, there was a big hole in one of the ceilings.
Moonbeam Investments. If you're reading this, get your act together. The mall can do so much better than this.
Century III is a nerd hangout by night. Hit up century comics and return to retro for a good time. Dnd on Monday and Wednesday.
This Mall was so popular for a long time. It's in such a convenient location, but many businesses have left. JCPENNEYS is still there with great clothing deals, coupons, and now appliances. There are places that sell jewelry, intimate clothing, Bath and Body Works, food vendors, etc. I really like this place and wish more stores would move back.