What are your thoughts on Logan Valley Mall, and what do you think it’s future holds?

That Macy's is done. Probably the entire mall too.

Woah, starstruck. This is my home mall & I went to the community college there. I agree that it was such a smart decision to add the college. The Macy’s is SO WEIRD.

That pastel tile is next level! I’m so glad they’ve kept that around,, great vid man!

Video idea for you: Valley Mall in Hagerstown, MD. That is a thriving mall owned by PREIT. There has been 3 new businesses that opened in Logan Valley Mall recently: “R&A Cafe” in the food court “Virago Beauty” near Sears across Applebees “Aunt Misty’s Sweets and Treats” across Show Dept near Cinnabon

Thank you for capturing my local mall. It has definitely declined in recent years, but as you say it’s still hanging on. The Macy’s is sad and is long past the point where it’s reputation causes it to get no traffic. The variety of stores is pretty decent, and depending on when you go it does still get fairly busy. The Dino’s pizza is a good place to eat when you’re there, and Wong’s Wok (a store that has been at the mall since the ‘70s) is a good choice.

The JCP at 1:23 definitely reminds me of the Park Meadows JCP to some degree. With that bridge and everything. That Verizon store in the mall looks like what the Frontier Mall one would look like if it were operating today (but its not, its on the periphery now). The Macy's looks like what the Flatirons Nordstrom felt like before it closed-- Extremely spaced out. PS Wish my FYE still looked even soemthing like that--its old location had much more variety in music and movies.

I love videos lke this! I live within 20mins of both the cherry hill n deptford mall (nj) n they are both doing really well. Always steadily busy n during the holidays it's PACKED!

This is the mall I grew up with. So sad to see it in such a state now. I can remember when it was always packed with shoppers, especially around Christmas. I still live in the next town over & honestly haven't been there in probably 10 years. There's nothing there for me anymore. The original food court, before the big fire, was where present day JC Penney is, and it was only 1 story then. There's lots of pics of the mall from the 80's and when the fire occured in 94 on Facebook if you dig a bit. I always loved shopping at Hess's (currently Macy's) in the 80's. They had the most rad clothes at the time 😂. Lots of chasing boys around there too & cruising around the parking lot.

Great video. Also I find it funny they took AmC off road sign but left sears

The Macy's in Springfield, VA is a 3-story store and is still open. A Macy's in Arlington, VA has closed

Great video. I have been to this mall several times (even though I do not live in PA), as I have to occasionally go to Altoona for work. It has declined some since Covid, especially the Macy's. I shopped in there just 5 years ago or thereabouts and it was a great Macy's store. I'm sad to see it dwindle away. I love this cute little mall, I hope it survives. At least H&M and Old Navy are hanging on...sad to see it also lost its Applebee's. Restaurants in malls are such a thing of the past

I was going to get a job here, I hope it doesn't close...

Was there about 6 months ago for the first time in 15 years. Just sad. Macy's was quite a comedown. I wanted a pair of low-heel boots to swap out for the knee killers I was wearing. Nothing, and there were something like 2 sales associates on the entire floor. I didn't have the heart to walk to the other end of the mall, depressed after walking 20 yards.

Great video man! This mall is cooler then I remember!

Never a good sign when Mcdonalds AND Subway both leave,This mall technically now fits the definition of a dead mall - It does on paper have two anchor tenants but its foot traffic is at abysmal rates.

Applebee's is gone at 4:30

yeah my mall by my house is suffering big time the only decent malls to go to in st louis area are west county center and premium outlets mid rivers mall is not great and south county mall too