The Woodland Mall is the place for walking indoors if the weather is adverse. It has had a decline in patrons but lots of fun family activity shops are there., dance studio' martial arts classes., fitness center and fab lab. The three most important stores is Elder Beerman, Dunham sporting goods and none other the largest Sears store I have ever seen. Churches, Thrift store, hair salon and play areas in a safe setting in Bowling Green ohio.
Great prices on movies, the stores that are left staff is nice, clean, good food court.
If you're into dead malls, then certainly check this out.
The movie theater is very cheap, but the quality reflects that price. It's generally clean and safe, but ugly and uncomfortable.
Great place to walk when weather isn't good. Cheap movie theater and Elder Beerman always has good buys! Sears Hardware and Dunham's is there along with St Julian's to work out. Dance studio, Thrift stores, and a few places to eat.
Thanks for the childhood memories Woodland Mall. Aside from the theater, that's all you really have to offer anymore.
Whoever decided to build this mall on the very edge of town in the industrial area is an idiot. This mall was sentenced to death a long time ago. Almost all of the outlets that were once here are still in town they just moved to better locations. As a local born nearly 3 decades ago, walking through this "mall" just leaves me pondering better days and feeling depressed over things that 'once were.'
Small mall with poor maintenance in common areas. However, each individual store is well maintained and staff members are friendly. Prices at the movie theater are great!
This is no longer a shopping venue! Many of the storefronts are vacant and only one major department store to anchor it.
Although Elder Beerman's is a very nice store it isn't enough to draw out of town shoppers. Alas the end of what once was a destination to spend a day browsing a number of retailers big and small is NO MORE!
There's nothing really left here at this mall for me other than the movie theater these days. The theater still offers cheaper tickets than anywhere else I know in the area and remains the only reason I visit this mall anymore.
The Elder Beerman location is poorly kept up and most of the merchandise feels dated and overpriced. I'm pretty sure the layout, decor, and the company in general haven't been updated since I first went there as a child in the early 90s. I used to come to the mall for shoes - but even the shoe store has fled. Other than that, there's the militia-run gun shop, the Broken Chains Church, some dance/fitness studios, and a sporting goods store which offers limited selection and sizing, rendering it pretty useless to me. The food court used to be decent, but it seems lately every time I go, at least half the shops in the food court are closed for the day. All of this is made worse by the "events" they frequently host which range from gun shows to petting zoos, which mostly make the shopping experience unpleasant.
The whole place is unsettling, and visiting on a weekday leaves you feeling like all the shop attendants are watching you everywhere you go. So I consistently opt to drive the 1/2 hour to Toledo or Findlay instead of visiting this mall. When I was in to see a movie a week or so ago, there was some sort of gun show going on and was approached and harassed by so many of the vendors that I don't think I'll be going even to the theater if I have to walk through that sort of thing again.
It's like an empty shell of a mall most of the stores are not used it appears to be a wasted space of property and real estate
The only thing worth really going for is the movie theater. Not a lot of stores or good places to eat
If you want to go to the movies, this is the place for you. Unfortunately if you want to do anything else, I wouldn't suggest stopping by this mall. Apart from the movies, there is a single clothes store and a few small junk stores.
Not really a place to hang out as much of it is either empty or turned into a place for service type of businesses (dance studio, makers space, martial arts). I'm sure there are other good local stores inside, but we mainly go for the inexpensive movie theater.
The restrooms are clean when I go and the movie ticket I want is priced right. Small I guess for a mall but the clean and quiet make up for that.