The new wave music intros are pretty cool you should keep doing it

I can watch 1000 dead mall videos and see 10000 dead mall hallways, and it never gets old, it never gets boring or redundant. For me, the nostalgia these places evoke is just too strong.

Definitely keep it up!! While everyone else has been kind of moving away from malls, yourself and Retail Archeology manage to always put a new spin on the mall explore!!

I love all those neon triangles in the ceiling truss structures. So cool!

Nothing ever lasts forever... The lyrics are pretty much spot on. Never realized it till now.

Your intro is SSSSSIIIIIICCCCCKKKKK!!!! Thank you soooo much for what you do! Thank you for the memories of all the better and good times!

Absolutely love your intro to this video. But i just love your videos anyway.

that was an amazing cold open! Great video all around.

Seeing this with the music somehow takes me back to my adolescent days. As I’ve mentioned on other videos I’m a 70s/80s kid and the mall was kinda like our social network. Its a bit saddening the kids of today will probably never experience the mall as we knew it.

Went to this Mall all the time during the late 80s and 90s. Very nice Mall in it's day.

SIGH, this mall was rather beautiful.

Anthony, I very much enjoy your videos... Being from Canada, it lets me see the mall situation in the States...

Cool vid. Great synth 80s music choice for Marley Station.

The music and intros are amazing! Thanks for all the nostalgia!

I did watch your Route 66 videos and loved them but I wasn't as due diligent at hitting the Like icon so always a good reminder as a free watching KZfaqr how much EVERY like or THUMBS UP matters

Awesome video great intro great use

The ceiling is so cool 😁

Fantastic video... thank you 🙂

I appreciate the positivity of this video. It's a really pretty mall and it's nice to hear about a place where you personally have good experiences.

What a difference 34 years makes.

i also like your opening too that mall still live that's good

Being an essential worker who worked the entire pandemic my interest in dead malls grew exponentially. It gave me motivation to keep working and save up for a car which I got with a loan and now I get to see malls and take photos. So sad to see the Sears gone there. I'm glad I got to see it when I went there in 2019 and 2020. Keep up the good work Ace.

I love your intro with the editing and the perfect song from Tears for Fears. I used to love Marley Station Mall when I was younger, I had my 1st kiss there, 1st job, lots of memories with friends and family members.

I love your Mall adventures please never stop :) I love your taste in music too :) Thank u for the beautiful Tour :) I love going on walks with you thank u always ....

I remember going to Marley Station when it first opened in the late 1980s with my girlfriend she wanted to go check it out

Amazing video

I worked in this mall from 1996-2013 it was amazing!!

1980's Best Decade ever!!!!! You should come up to Toronto. Lots of dead malls....Long Live 1980's!

I was born in 65, glad I was in the mall heyday and my home mall was the famous Monroeville Mall. Oddly, other than a quick trip to the Verizon store I haven't shopped in a mall in probably 15 or more years.

A new video on Marley Station Mall? Hell yeah!

I just found you with your video of Crossroads in OKC, and it was excellent and nostalgic. I saw in some comments that Marley Station is dying and that was a shock. I grew up in MD and I remembered how huge it was when Marley opened! Keep up the great work and thank you!

The neon on the ceiling is a nice touch, glad to see they're still operational

I lived two miles from this mall when it opened when I was stationed at Ft Meade near bye. I lived there till 1990 when I moved to PA. It was a wonderful mall back in the late 1980's. Dan Bell did this mall several years ago and it was more alive back then. I am surprised you don't get hit with copyrights on playing Tears and Fears.

Love, Love, LOVE "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" !!!! Thank you !!!!! *80's music

Thank you so much for putting so much thought and effort into making your videos so well-rounded and professional. The quality is impeccable and the music is always spot on. Great job!

The record store's name is "Waxie Maxie's"!

The intro song is jolly but also has social commentary, that's a perfect fit for the video. It gets you in the mood for the exploration. It looks like "Everybody wants to rule the World" was the most well known Tears for Fear song in America. In Europe, I think "Shout", which has darker tones, was more famous. Both really iconic songs for the time.

No worries your videos are great keep it up

Love that intro ! Fine quality editing is always a pleasure in your videos 👍👏

I appreciate the hard work you put into this channel!

Very cool mall and video. Thank you for taking me along, I enjoy it very much.

Wow awesome beginning intro ace

Great as always.

Thank you for your consistently amazing work!

Wow those conversation pits (sunken seating areas) a blast from the past.

I wonder if any 80’s music stars would ever consider doing a mall tour of Americas malls. I’d imagine with the right marketing people would show up. Maybe a different artist for each mall. Artist could make money through sponsors like Pepsi.

Wow this video intro tugged at my 80's kid heart born in 1979 this takes me back when just was so different plus a huge tears for fears fan so cool

I've been going to this mall since 2006 and it's been sad to watch its slow decline over those years. I love the untouched 80s aesthetic of it all. Every time I go it takes me back to its final days of every being truly busy and to days of which I never lived. With Sears now gone and with JCPenny's future in question it's only a matter of time.

Love your videos dude!! Keep focusing on American cultural nostalgia through the lens of retail, it works, the footage, the tunes, you’re documenting the fall of a late 20th/early 21st century retail empire in real time. Add some interviews with the locals who remember it first hand, that would be a cool addition to the mix.

This is going to be a really good vid I can tell already can’t wait for it 😀

Ace, Ace, Ace…. The bomb. Marley is an awesome property to begin with. You put one of my favorite songs in there and just made it outstanding. Don’t rush your content. Keep on going to the malls we love, dead or alive.

Thank you for another great video! What a great place!

Could just watch that intro over and over

Nice footage

Fantastic video, Anthony. The neon in this place is just out of this world, accompanied by one of my favorite '80's tunes ever. Bravo.

I'm surprised that not many people watched your route 66 videos! I loved them and am excited to see your next ones from your upcoming trip. You have a great channel and I really enjoy all your videos. I hope you keep making mall videos. Even if not as often.

Another awesome mall video! You always do a great job.

I wanna go to Arundel Mills mall again. Haven't been there since 2004 (When I was only 8). But if it's super busy, I'm not so sure if I would

Love the intro!! Thanks for keeping the 80's alive through music and your videos. Just an idea to keep things going, why not do some live malls to accommodate what a mall should look like. Have a great day and thanks for taking us to the mall. :)

Ace, you made an excellent mall documentary video. The song- holy moley- super nostalgic as heck. I appreciate the song and your intriguing introductions... By the way, I understand if you need to slow down with providing footage. Anyways, I hope to see more Route 66 videos. 😎🙌🤟💪👍

Me and my wife's hang out when we where " just friends"😊.

Another winner Ace. Have a good weekend!

I love the intro. Its a good way to set the tone for mall. Find a song from when each mall was kind of peaking and make it into a music video. Awesome.

@Ace's Adventures *Thanks for your work Ace, you bring us viewers so much joy in these tense and sometimes miserable times!*

Crazy to watch. This is where we spent Fri and Sat nights in the early 90's.

I miss the 80's I was in high school and malls were cool When music was at its best heavy metal

That intro is awesome Anthony, thanks for the video! Of course the rest is great also. Marley Station is a beauty, a gem. It is so sad to see it dead like this :(

That mall is way too nice to be so empty. You do good work so take a break when you need to.

I could name where every store was still wow it was a stunning and classy mall when I went to work there at Heidis Hair salon in 1996

Great video as always! Beautiful mall. I enjoy any video you make, I thought the Route 66 ones were fantastic and I can’t wait to see the sights from this year’s trip.

Love your videos you capture something xxx

OMG great video intro bro, the best i've seen!!!!!!!

This and Glenn Burney were the two malls my family/friends visited often. Out of all the malls in Maryland, this one was my favorite, sure the Arundel Mills was the last one to be built. It was huge and had arcade, quality theater, and a whole 2 miles of stores to choose from. It just wasn't the one I grew up in, it was too long, and even though me and my friends went there to play hooky from school a few times, it's just not the mall I love. I'm happy to see kids still get to experience the mall and have memories of it to tell there kids one day. I moved out of Maryland back in 2010 so a lot if the places I saw were not recognizable. But JC Penney, Spencers, and the Cineplex (kinda wish you got a better view of the theater, so I could see if it changed names again) were nice to see. It's a shame the Gamestop wasn't there, but at least both of them are gone. No more EB games fights. I know Gamestop won in the end, but I allways supported EB Games. It's also sad to see a lot of the best places like Friendlies, and the Build-a-bear where gutted. I know the Build-a-bear was relatively new. But even the Disney Store became a Champs before I left. So that wasn't a surprise to see. It was also nice of them to put back out all of the old sculptures/rides they hid away becuase of vandalism. It was nice to see the giant metal pound sign again. That was our meeting spot. In Glen Burney Mall our meeting spot was the coin fountain. It really sucks that Malls are falling out of fashion. It also makes little sence. But that's this generation for you, they don't like good things.

Thanks so very much for this video Anthony!!!! I love the neon in this mall so much!!!! As some of the other people have said watching your videos is like watching a music video!!!! I have Shazamed so many of the songs in your videos and have them in my library!!!! I love the songs and your camera work!!!! I really hope this mall is able to stay open because I love the neon so much!!!! It is an absolutely beautiful mall!!!! Thanks again so very much for the wonderful videos!!!! Take care and stay awesome!!!! I look forward to the Route 66 content too!!!! 👍🏻😬🙏🏻

Born and raised in baltimore. 80's child .Was a 90's teenager and i remember back in the 90's at marley station mall was booming with business and i myself was hanging out there on friday and saturday evenings...so nostalgic...there was the typical clicks that hungout there..the jocks, the goths, the preps, the nerdy type....everyone got along for the most part.

Wow. These intros man… I tell ya. They’re enchanting, and honestly move me. Nobody transports me to that time in the 80’s when the mall was such a prominent place of zeitgeist as well as Ace. You’re _A.W.E.S.O.M.E,_ Anthony! 😎👍

I worked in that mall in 2011 through 2013. It was DEAD back then. That one far wing use to only have a dollar store called "Dollar Ocean" and a guy rented out a space upstairs to sell boxing and mma classes. Last time I was in there in 2020, both of those stores were gone so the wing was completely dead. Fred Meyer jewelers was upstairs, but I think they left in late 2011. That mall has been in the "dying" stage for at least 15 years now. It was probably going down hill in 2006/2007 before the recession, and the recession came and took about 25% of the stores out of it, and it's been slowly getting worse ever since over the years. They use to hold events in the middle of the mall like one time on a Thursday afternoon a Church held a local rap concert there lol. I always like the neon lights that Marley has. Those lights have lasted A LONG TIME. If Marley can last this long without closind down, I believe it can go another 5 years easily, and maybe even another 10 years! The management companies must be able to use the property as a good tax write off.

I once lived in Glen Burnie for a year. Every half decade or so, I check back in on the area via the internet. I'm hoping that before I die, the MTA will extend its streetcar line into downtown Glen Burnie -- which already has a couple nice assets in the community college and the skating rink -- and that some transit-oriented development will spring up along the newly extended line. Or, failing that, it would be nice to see some TOD at Cromwell Station, where the line currently ends at a parking lot. Anyhow, thanks for the nice video.

intro is amazing!

No worries your videos are great keep up the good work

It sad that so many kids now days dont know how much fun it was to hang out at a mall. I watch Oak Park Mall in Overland Park go up and we use to hang out thire back in the 70s and in 1991 got to take my daughter when I moved back to Missouri. And we lost Metro North Mall that was on the Missouri side in the North Land it it was a sad loss. Like your videos

No need to fear. No need for tears. We can all go to the mall! 😅

That used to be a Friendly's ice cream shop at 10:32 on the right. They kept the door and windows intact after all these years. Hard to believe it once was so crowded that you avoided going in that entrance.

Absolutely outstanding work...you are doing great work brother! (...and those Taubman floors...)

Oh wow I didn't realize Sears closed. I was just there a few months ago.

Love the vid Ace also btw Ace there is a dead mall in Coeur d’Alene Idaho and the floor in that place is like a step back into time also keep up the great work😀

Love the music and the new mic!! Another awesome vid!!

Great video and commentary. This was the mall of my youth. It's very nostalgic. I live in a different state now, but I made sure to stop by Marley Station when I visited MD a few months ago. Hadn't been there in many years. I grabbed some pizza and walked around about an hour . Just soaking in the neon lights and trying to remember which stores used to be there. It's a ghost town now and very jarring. I don't know how much longer it can hang on and I'm amazed it was still open. I'm very glad I got to see inside, walk around, and remember good times.

I'll watch your Route 66 vids if you make them - I've never missed one of your vids since you started...have fun on your adventure!

Hey Ace! just wanted to let you know that you were part of what inspired us to make our first video on Marley Station. We are based in MD and plan on making documentative/podcast videos on local areas and people. We gave you a shout out in the vid and description and just want to thank you!

I still loved going into this mall well into the "dead" period. But the recent losses of FYE and Gamestop really hurt it for me. I still love walking by the retro theater.

Marley was a cool place to be with cars and car shows all along Richie highway. Dave's Electronic,Audio Connection and many more I can't remember. Arundle Mills Mall was just too much for Marley.

This is my local mall! Besides Arundel Mills and sometimes the Annapolis mall, this is the one I frequent the most. It's so sad to see it flounder in popularity, especially after COVID. Before COVID, it wasn't doing the best either, but during the pandemic so many of the star attractions at the mall closed: Gamestop, FYE, Ruby Tuesday's, and so on. It's going to be a sad day when Marley Station eventually closes

ACE’S ADVENTURES IT LOOKS LIKE SOME OF THE STORES IS STILL UP AND RUNNING

I lived in Maryland when I was 12 years old and I used to go to Marley middle and we used to go to the Marley station Mall I'm used to have so much fun I miss it now but God doesn't look different

Spectacular production, Ace!!!!

That intro was sick!

Grew up in this mall, couldn't believe what I was seeing the last time I was there. Massive decline, it's so sad.

New subscriber! Dig the the channel!

Live in central MD and I drive around a lot for work. Found this mall during my lunch break the other day and it was the most nostalgically satisfying experience walking thru Marley Station. Seeing the neon luminescent lights and natural lighting reminded me so much of when I was young in the late 90s - early 2000s. Almost felt like I was in purgatory. Grew up in laurel mall so it was like I was a kid again in there.