I know you said you don’t give out locations, but this has to be the mall that I always used to go walking around with my family back when I was a kid, it brings me back so many childhood memories!

For any children of the 80’s & 90’s this is truly heartbreaking! As good as the internet is it’s destroyed so many things too 😢

I absolutely love how it looks exactly like it did back in the day. I wish I could go back to that time frame..I was still young in the early 90s, I wish I could have been older so I could have enjoyed those days more.

Would be cool if these abandoned malls were turned into apartment complexes having an indoor neighborhood/community. Could have a few small stores and restaurants as well.

What amazes me about the lights still being on is that you can tell this mall didn't just close the week before---you don't get water and roof damage that quickly, this place had been closed for awhile. I always wonder why they still leave the power on? It wasn't to power the security system, which wasn't even working

I can't believe malls from that far back even exist anymore in that state. Reminds me alot of the 1960s and 70s malls in the Orlando area that were all torn down 20+ years ago. Killer video!

It is sad seeing a mall that was once visited by hundreds of people in a day, to now being forgotten. How many memories were made here? How many artifacts left behind?

This is my mall. I spent many days in this mall as a kid and alot of money lol. Aw I hate to see it in that state. In the 90s it was great and my mom worked there in the 80s. I literally took pictures a few times at that photo place. Bringing back all my childhood memories right now ❤️

I actually like all the groovy colors. Today everything is so bland, with the only available colors being white, gray silver or black. Thanks for posting.

i fell so calm an peace seeing these kind of videos..

Y'know, I love how not only everything was left here, but how it also looks like something went terrible, terribly wrong here. Like, I wasn't the only one getting those vibes from everything being knocked over, right?

These abandonded malls are sooo sad,,, thinking of all the people shopping, talking, buying,,,happy times,,,,what went wrong....

This place looks so rad when you got in! I watched a video from a few months ago and it's completely destroyed now, nobody respected the time capsule and just ruined whatever was left 😔 I went here as a kid a few times and was driving by today which made me want to look it up. Thank you for capturing this video!

The amount of items left behind is unreal. Especially that photo shop.

Sad to see so many malls empty. I miss going to the mall. The ones around me a lot of stores are closing and it's just not as fun as it used to be.

What a cool old mall, I dig that 1970's architecture of the main part of the mall with all the arches.

I grew up going to this mall in the mid 80s well into the 90s and early 2000s. This mall was the go to when I was in jr high and high school. This mall was built around the Harris department store. It had a movie theater a Montgomery Ward and JCPenney's and a carousel. It's unfortunate what it has become. So many great memories.

Love the videos wish I didnt have a phobia of being in large abandon places

I like how you added the calm music. Even though this abandoned mall is dirty just a bit in some places, This almost looks like when it was open. Very nice!

I've often wondered why this old abandoned Malls weren't refurbished into individual apartments?

Great video! I visited before it closed and the only recent images I’ve seen were after the squatters moved in and set fires, etc. Fantastic tour of its in-between phase.

I found which mall it was after 5 seconds of googling but I love the video. The neon signs still lit in a dark, abandoned mall is like a vision of my dreams. I would visit this, but it's no where near where I live. I am amazed there's just tons of people's photos lying around right there in that one store, as well as just everything left in the offices. I wish I could make videos like this but I currently don't have the time or equipment to do so.

The location has suffered a bit since this video- a three-alarm fire damaged the place on May 15th, 2022 to the point where demolishing the entire place has become pretty much guaranteed. Actual renovation odds are zero after how much damage that (and earlier) fire inflicted.

I always wondered how those photos, costumes, etc get scattered all over, its like everyone left in a panic

Oh, I wish I had the nerve to do this -- I live it through you. Great video, thanks for posting it!

Nice video. I love these old abandoned malls!

I'm going to be honest,a few of those left behind photos and that parking cop jacket would have left with me .. This is an interesting video I found here!

Great video! I love these type of videos. I wonder why the power is still on and who is paying the power bill? Very strange. I just liked and subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work.

Liked the low key background music. It made this place seem really creepy. Almost had the impression that all the businesses cut out and ran considering the amount of stuff left behind.

I'm new to your channel, but having grown up at the tail end of when malls were still a popular place to go, I kind of get nostalgic seeing your work. Just curious - have you ever gotten caught?

You know what would be cool if mall like this got bought by bunch small businesses and reopen it.another cool idea turn into paintball and air soft arena’s or turn into amusement park. I hate see huge build like this sit unused. Hopefully what ever get put in place bring a lot happy memories to people lives

This is a really cool mall. Too bad it's abandoned 😔

I'm surprised owners of these abandoned malls never seem to sell off their fixtures and furniture etc... I bet a lot of people would love to own a piece of their old local mall. Especially those neon signs. Those are becoming rare these days and collectors are willing to pay a lot of money for them. But they just get crushed along with the rest of the building when it's demolished.

I think I know this place. If this is the one I'm thinking about, it has sadly been absolutely wrecked back in August. It looks like it has been left abandoned since the late 90s. What a shame.

I cried when you didn’t look at the calendar in the offices

Those ferns at the bottom of the staircase are saying to each other, "alright, you know what to do..let's reclaim what is ours!"

the first store you went in to on the first floor with all the wood paneling was a footlocker

Looks like they left in a rush, it’s spooky as!

It was torn down years ago, but Greengate Mall In Western PA looked almost exactly like this.

At 3:04 on the left at the back of the store you can see a figure walk past just after you said "its these old neons buzzing! 😲

This would be such a good place to shoot a post apocalypse movie scene.

If they could attach subsidized housing for seniors/disabled buildings to these faltering malls they might be able to save them. People that have limited mobility and use scooters and seniors still appreciate malls. They can go shopping without winter attire, socialize at a restaurant with family without expensive travel costs for wheelchair transit. I think it would be a good viable option if the building was big enough.

Sad that a lot of people used to work here. Almost as sad as a closed factory!

I’m a Gen X’r - while I understand to some degree why malls are dying, I believe they will ultimately make a comeback. Back in the day, you could meet people at malls, get some exercise, food, drinks and watch a movie. My mall had a gym, great restaurants/bars and looked nice inside. It would be silly to totally abandon this just because people would rather play on their phone instead of walking

Reminds me a bit of the Esplanade Mall in Kenner, LA where I used to go sometimes. Same general plan: an upper gallery level of shops looking down on a central plaza. The Esplanade has escalators and a glass lift. Can't quite recall if the food court is on the upper or lower level but I expect a lot of suburban malls were built to the same layout more or less, with three or four big split-level department stores as anchors for the whole mall, and of course a multiplex cinema.

Malls remind me of seeing my grandparents when I was like 8 or 9

awesome video guys! 🎉🔥

If locations could be given it would be so cool if we had some background on how popular and how many people used to go to this mall. Though it would make it much more sad and spooky.

Love time capsules like this. Thanks for the footage.

Whats up guys love the video so far i grew up going to this mall i could almost tell you what location is what, My grandmother worked at the harris for over 30 years. thanks for making this video. I would love to get in this mall and make my own video.

1:12 That's a fire alarm control panel, so you'd be good ether way 👍🏽 3:18 reminds me of a venue where raves often are here in Fresno 😂 Great video btw!! Loving the content. Seriously so underrated.

Places like this would be fun to setup surprises for people who go through like this. Imagine these guys coming in only to have a motion sensor go off and a Smiler's grin greets them from a dark corner using some kind of LED setup.

Just think of all the weekend hanging out, hours of pac man games, browsing bookstores, watching movies, teen flirting, nervous first days on the job, and eating dipping dots done there. And now...

That old foot locker wallpaper takes me back.

What your seeing is not just a paradigm shift in retail but the decay of a world that sustained society, a loss of the foundation. You gentlemen are the chroniclers of the rubble of what use to be.

I prefer the malls of the 1980s they had charisma they had finesse

thanks for the music man, it really sets the tone well cheers from regina, sk

I've always liked malls I always thought they were great fun place to go to a real treat but it's sad all that online shopping really knocked out a lot of malls turn a ghost town

I just couldn't go into anything abandoned. Too creepy. I watch folks go into mansions, regular homes and malls and I would be petrified.

A gyro cam would exponentially increase the quality of these vids.. keep em coming

Turning power on to a place, that has been abandon like this, runs a high chance of starting a fire!🔥 Also there is no telling who else might be in there! 😳 and they might not be friendly! 😡

It used to be such a beautiful mall. I saw it decline first hand. I was a property manager at an adjoining building.

It's so sad how ceiling fans begin drooping after a few decades.

Be careful with that power, I read some dude died there stealing copper in the substation.

I have no idea what in the blue hell that clown decoration is in the window above the desk is at 12:09 but i need one for the back window in my truck!!

1:13 that's just the fire alarm control panel so yall were good

The song makes up it a bit nostalgic yet very relaxing

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Thank You For sharing this Video

Gave me serious liminal space/ backrooms vibes

Must be the only thing in America not yet vandalised. 🥳🥳🥳

The weird glitches in the footage really add to the whole Backrooms-ish vibe this is giving me (ik the lighting isnt yellow/fluorescent & it's not empty, but ykwim- just that same creepy feel.) ETA the lights on make it better... A little.💀

where is that place? it is amazing how totally abandoned it became, yet how well preserved that it is.

I really like and respect urban exploration. No vandalizing, no stealing souvenirs like the losers do. Just looking around. It's fascinating.

Back in the 80s I used to go to the mall with my mom back then growing up we used to live in Colton and we would take two buses just to go to San Bernardino just to go to the mall and I remember going to that Mexican restaurant we ate there a couple times I remember I ordered some nachos and they gave me a big ass plate full of nachos I know a lot of people went with their friends to the mall but mostly I went with my mom we used to walk around just looking at the stuff in the stores but my favorite places to look in was the bookstore and the music store but too bad this mall is already knocked down already too bad they couldn't just refix it make it better but I guess it's much easier to knock it down then we fixing it

looks like something I’d find in my dreams

Dang that mall looks nice , sad it’s abandoned

They should turn it into a safe area for exercise for the masses. We no longer have forests to walk through in the city but something like this would help.

You would think that in this day and age malls would be more popular than they were in their heyday. People complain about being so busy and having so little time etc... the one stop shopping of the malls would be a practical solution. Sadly it is not the case. To them 1 stop shopping means solely online or a trip to Wamart. It kills me to see people's photo memories just tossed carelessly on the floor and counter tops at the 6:35 minute mark. How many of those photos are missing from the families they belong to? I'm sure the electric company will notice and increase in the power usage in that old mall after you started flicking lights on.

All you need is a gang of zombies, and you could do a movie.

When the mall was open no one wanted to go in. Now its a abandoned people going in the mall

How long has this mall been closed? There’s so much left behind.

An odd thing I noticed is that the clock that was hanging in there look pink to me the hands were removed. The stores leave items in there like cards and pictures and stuff like that and they think to remove the hands from the clock. Why?

Did anyone notice the figure on the side and background @3:00

Can you explore the Sunrise Mall next? It's a dead mall in Massapequa, NY at Long Island and it's about to close down permanently next month in December.

It's a sign of the times, even this Christmas season the black Friday mob rushes to the stores are virtually gone most are staying home and doing Christmas shopping online..the holidays are not what they use to be..

This is so peaceful

I'll have to add this to the list of abandoned places to discover!

At 3:04 did you have someone else with you that already went into the store. There’s a silhouette moving in the far left corner just after you say “it’s these neons buzzing.”

There was three malls here in the Florida city I grew up in. Now there is only one. Im surprised its still alive and actually thriving.

Love the videos bro

11:51 there’s a cat on the top left shelf

Enjoying all your video's

Its like a dive into history.

This mall is demolished now or is very close. I use to go there when I was young. There use to be a movie theater. $2 movies. I saw Hook there. Last time I set foot in there was 2011. I got a ring on credit from Daniels. There was still a few stores open and the county had some offices occupied.

The occassional lights make it creepier.

I find that after the curiosity factor fades, these videos become very depressing.

That was the fire panel in "trouble" not a burglar alarm.

Looks like some Escape The Backrooms stuff..lol.. waiting for someone to fall thru the floor to the Pool room's. =)

Around 16:29 is where I think we did our Tae Kwon Do school demonstration back in 1990.