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I have no idea why I enjoy these videos so much. They're so fascinating, and weirdly relaxing too. I guess it's also due to the fact that Dan seems like such a likeable guy.

Malls should have Supermarket in them. somewhere people have to go basicly every day.

I could see dan bell becoming an on the course golf commentator.

Looked completely abandoned from the outside.

Nice to know that Petal has been saved and will be relocated after it's restored.

If they were smart they would turn some of these abandoned malls into high schools that way it saves tax payers money on building new schools ijs

Compared to other malls in this series, this place is booming.

There isn't a brick left of that entire mall. It's 100% gone. Demolished

They should turn malls into retirement communities. It has everything they need and what they are accustom too.

+This is Dan Bell. If you have any questions about this mall, i may be able to help. I grew up with this mall, I remember when they built the JC Penny in 1996 or so, that is when they last did a major overhaul of the interior. For example at the food court they used to have hoop lighting over the walkway, like little marquee lights from a cinema. The gang warfare was the final straw to this mall in the 2000s By then it was obvious that the mall was dead. When Strawbridge and Clothier was bought out by Macy's and was rebranded you knew that the store in this mall was on the chopping block. I was born in 1988 so most of my information would be the mid 90s. I plan to visit this mall next week, i will see if the suncoast still smells.

The elephant got saved!!!!

Being in a mall after it closes feels like when Dorothy pulled back the curtain and it's just a little fat old man. The facade of life just disappears and all the synthetic magic turns to mist and disapates, revealing what was always true.

One fine point about "Night Of The Comet": The comet didn't actually crash into the Earth and cause mass extinction by impact. The Earth passed through the comet's tail, resulting in mass extinction by radiation. Steel structures turned out to be life saving factors that night (Reggie in the movie theater projection room, her sister Sam in the backyard tool shed at home, Hector in the back of his semi), while the overwhelming majority of the population was variously either turned into instant zombies, exposed to radiation to the point that they'd eventually turn into zombies after a period of time, or instantly disintegrated. Sure, the whole premise is shoddy Hollywood science, but hey, details. It was still a fun movie.

Every dead mall is the exact same, all have a sears macegs and jc penneys and they horrible massage chairs...

I think it's amazing to see the stores that hold on to the last minute like Bath and Body Works.

I remember when I grew up in the area during my childhood and went to this mall. Brings back memories. Malls were very popular in the '80s and '90s, but have since been on a freefall.

Closed Jan 9th 2018 after a water main broke. They were in the process of closing down the facility by March 2018, the non profits that were using space were told to vacate by the end of December 2017. The only thing left is the Sears, and they are not owned by the same owners as the mall. The electrical system was taken out by the water main.

I used to go here all the time as a kid, it was always packed with people and now it's like a ghost town :(

I live right down the road from there, my 8th grade orchestra played there 5 years ago