LOL true

@Slacking Packing I see your trying to reference Garfield Heights OH in your comment

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I would love to see this place survive. I enjoy coming to this mall to walk around and do some shopping.

I live in Steubenville and the mall is not doing to good most of the stores are closed and nobody ever goes there Edit: the mall is being sold like in three months

It seems like The Ville is the only place that is thriving now. AT&T And I believe Claires has shuttered, but they still have their stuff in Claire's. Carmike Cinemas has also shut down.

I had to. Lol because who knows if Walmart is the reason the mall is the way it is or not. Lol

Thank you very much. Ace is a good friend of mine and he is the biggest reason and inspiration to me getting into the mall videos. Hence why they are similiar. I love his style of editing and producing. I love all mall videos by everyone but there is something about Ace's videos that really pull me in. So thank you for the kind words. I've been working as hard as I can to produce the best I can with my ability.

I've noticed that a lot too.

Explore With The Terry Allan Channel the long one by Chick-fil-A was supposed to be for Forever 21, but they are having financial problems now!

Zach Armstrong I think you are right

It was a KMart.

Devin Mackey it was Kmart

Thank you very much!

@@davinp I agree. I live in Minnesota and of course (in the cities) you have the Mall of America. I'm sure they're doing well. But society has changed also. I don't know if teenagers hang out in malls anymore with their friends. The internet has changed how we shop, that's for sure.

Actually they’re going to add a huge go kart and grill area where Macy’s was. It could revive it.

Um, no. That AMC shows all of the current movies, from the newest "tentpoles", to some of the smaller "artisan" films. It is NOT, a discount, "2nd run" theater. I go there several times a month.

No, it’s one of the big theaters, actually. It’s just one of the not very well known locations.

Thank you very much. I worked on this one for over a week to get it just where I wanted it and to where i was happy with it. Ace's Adventures has been a huge inspiration to me with the mall videos and I love his style of filming which is why i do mine the way i do. I just really love the style.

I'll put it this way, this mall wasnt any worse than when I filmed it in 2017. Also, the Sears was recently purchased and will be a Fun Fore All indoor activity center in the next few months!

Yeah, but Walmart almost never has entrances through the mall, only from outside.

@@pilotgrrl1 Yep, that's one downside of Walmarts, they have a heavy habit of not adding a mall entrance. Totally agree, I love Ace's style of editting and using it in your own way creates an even better video, just like this one! 👍

@@WallieB26 That's good to hear, that might attract a few more people. I know a Toys R Us in Fort Collins, CO had a funcenter and gocart track takeover, and it was booming last I checked.

You would be correct!

I assume so. It was deserted when I was here both times this summer and earlier this month. When I filmed the mall in 2017, it was empty then too.

Kohan is well known for letting malls rot. Woodville Mall in Northwood, OH (suburban Toledo) is a prime example. The city eventually condemned and demolished it due to the faulty roof, no heat in the mall, and faulty sprinklers.

@@someguy23475 we are seeing the same thing. I have heard reports of a bee hive falling through the drop ceiling of the mall because of all the holes in the roof among other things.

@@someguy23475 Add Moonbeam and Namdar to the Let The Mall Rot Club.

Wow, that's a shame. I know Moonbeam is the absolute worst but that's a shame about Kohan. I have seen some of their disasters of malls but this one looks as if they've attempted to spruce up a little bit. Hopefully we'll all be wrong and they will actually invest in this place. Its wishful thinking, though, I know.

According to their website, no.

@@joiedierenfield3749 Shoot! That's ashame. That place was awesome!

I believe it closed back in June 2019 but I could be wrong.

No, it’s actually quite big. 11 columns and 14 rows.

The Country Club Mall I filmed last year in Maryland had Walmart as an anchor with an interior entrance. It is rare though!

It used to be more common pre-supercenter days. River Falls Mall in Clarksville, IN had one as an anchor 1990-2005

There's one in Panorama City, California with a Walmart anchor, but it doesn't open into the mall.

Mountaineer in West Virginia had one! The empty Wal-Mart is now walled off in the center court, but visible from the outside.

@@TheAskTrixieChannel I remember that one! The building still remains. That's another mall on my to-do list. Love that little gem.

I'm not sure if its carpet squares or just really long carpets. Either way, majority of the mall is covered.

The Walmart has an outside entrance only. I was there over the summer. It used to be my old hometown mall.

The Walmart does not have a mall entrance which probably hurts it more than anything but I'm sure Walmart didnt want an entrance. The layout is kind of weird anyway, so even if it did, it would require a whole new wing or hallway to be erected to connect the buildings. Kayla and I have both said the same thing, a Boscov's would be the saving grace of this mall. They do great everywhere they exist... even at places like Clearview Mall which is dead. That store alone had more customers in it than the whole mall. But still, it brings money to the mall. Boscov's would be a great addition. The Sears was recently sold and I didnt mention it in my video to spread would could only be speculation but word on the street is the Sears will be a Fun Fore All indoor activity place. So life is coming back to the mall at least a little bit anyway.

@@WallieB26 I just read it on the news about what is coming to the old sears there. That is what they did now to the mall where I live here and it has helped in the long run. It did bring more people here. I'm hoping that it helps that mall. I remember the good old days the Fort Steuben mall had. It was great and I never liked the carpet.

I will agree with that they need those back. Plus i miss the aw restaurant they had there when i came to visit.

Yeah, it's a shame.