I was a squatter in London for 15 years .I was also involved in the underground Techno scene there ,so we used to enter a lot of abandoned places .I used to be very alert when I went into a place ,but I had mates who used to wander around like it was Xmas or something ...I used to check every room and look into any cupboard etc etc ...they called me paranoid ..until one day some guys went into a place in South London and there was a guy hiding in the attic and a sword left in a room .rest of the place was completely bare apart from the sword ,which they took with them on their way out ...fast ...bizarre though ..the guy slammed the trap door to the attic as they were on the stairs ..they saw him looking at them ...I always told people sooner or later we will come across someone hiding in an empty place ...

Like these videos. A suggestion for safety you should wear gloves when touching thing like the floppy disk

You are breaking and entering mos tlikely security trying to arrest you punk

It's not the mall that's a nuisance... They've killed off Northland and they're going after Easton, too. Cowtown has become little Atlanta.

Wow , I'm so shocked that they just left the old Macy's that used to be Lazarus like that all those years I was still going there in 2005-2010

You don’t realize how dangerous it is where you went! If it had been warm you probably would’ve been killed.,

Is that guy really carrying a rifle in a bag? Mite as well left it in the car 🙄🤷‍♂️

7:15 with the flood is definitely my favorite part. Something that’s truly abandoned for a long time. I’ve always wondered what was behind those blocked off area when I visited a few years ago.

What happened at 11:36 ? I thought he filmed it?

I think the big room with the escalators is where the Sears used to be. It closed in 2011 I believe. If it’s not the Sears then it was the JCPenney’s which closed before the Sears if I’m remembering right. Grew up going to that mall, used to get my picture taken with Santa there. Sad to see it like this but it was a long time coming, once the Sears closed there wasn’t much to go for and a lot of crime in the area.

Being stalked means u should not be there😂😂😂😂 all these youtubers want 15 mins of fame

I think they still use that site as a coke and iron ore terminal.

I love mannequins their beautiful sexyifying form of art sculptures in crazy poses etc

If you wanna make a really scary video, take your camera out to the neighborhoods around there.

I moved to Columbus in 2010 but grew up in a small town about an hour South. My mom and I would always go back-to-school shopping at Eastland since we didn't have a mall at home. Occasionally I pass Eastland while driving to visit my parents and feel sad that it's in such disrepair. It simply couldn't compete with the newer malls, especially Easton, and the increasing crime closed it for good. This was cool to see! Thanks for the video

Aladins Castle so may memories 😢

Who cares ? These people vote democratic every election cycle . Urban Renewal has been promised for 60 years, guess what? It ain’t happenin. But, there’s another election coming up, so the democrats will be around to tell you who to vote for, which just happens to be the same people that have been screwing you over. So just do as they ordered you to do, and you’ll see them again in the next election cycle.

How, why do Christians get entangled in large buildings? You saw it in Europe.

Only in Ohio -🤡

Did the city cut out all the power in that area.

The sad thing is, if the city would clean it up a little bit it might make for some good movie or TV productions.

pioneer yard in buffalo i switched out rail cars back in the 90's for conrail ,piles of rotted wheat and whatever all over the yard from this factory ,smelled like a hundred loaded pampers ,rats everywhere . fabulous buffalo new york bb!

my fear is that the other places like kalahari and great wolf lodge will get infested with bed bugs in a year or so because it’s in the area.

That place was once a charming place to go as teens and before. There was a movie theater at one point back in the 80's. Tons of great memories in that mall. I worked at American eagle out of highschool and the crime had already started to happen. None of the stores you are seeing are part of when it was thriving. The crime caused it to be " urbanized" where it continued to decline. Thank you for the walk down memory lane.

I didn't know this even existed in Cleveland. I definitely wouldn't be exploring there.

To this day Hostess is worth 5.6 Billion Dollars.....

I use to love my wonder bread toy 18 wheeler 🚛 truck with light when I was a kid they sold them at the stores and I begged and finally got one 🫶🏾

Well done and very interesting, thank you. I’m native McDowell Co WV and I watched our state die off and now with hope rebuilding. Amazing and sad how bad behaviors mixed with drugs/dope destroy. Suggestion: check out old and abandoned Thurmond WV in the heart of New River George National Park.

You guys got lucky. I heard about this place being watched heavily. I went this past Thursday and did not see any police or security presence but I did not attempt to go in because I heard people getting arrested. Too bad those TikTokers ruined it.

I've never been to Maui Sands, but I have been to the Great Wolf Lodge just up the street from Maui Sands. It's shocking how much the rooms and the waterpark look like Great Wolf.....the bunkbeds/kids rooms, the bucket that pours water over the kids play area, the kids play structure, the waterslides.....it's so similar!

Shared prosperity.

I drive by this mall everyday and get sad. I loved this mall. And the oil bar is/was a spot where you can get oil based scents of perfumes colognes you like. I loved it there. I worked at Discover Card in high school when it was by Sears … yea I’m showing my age lol.

Definitely 80’s/90’s vibe. Sad to see malls die. They were fun to go to back then

This is hard to believe that this was a great mall just like Northland mall I will not go to the new so called malls that they have now a days. 😢 I loved these malls back then.

15:00 Penneys. That third floor level at this JCP was closed off about twenty years before this JCP location closed out.

Why don't ohio clean up their damn Mess.

Going here from the north side of Columbus seemed so far away! The floor to ceiling oil drip fountain was mesmerizing. You had to see it to understand.

I think this is what Bethesda wanted fallout 76 to be, but we all know how that ended up 💀💀💀💀💀

Fallout game that takes place in Alaska 👇

Democrate policies at work. Won't go into East Cleveland or Euclid unarmed. Culture of the cities are horrible.

Most buildings that have underground hallways that aren’t known by the masses were closed up after the events of 9/11. Especially underground steam engine train stations that certain malls were built on top of, for a way to access them. Certain train stations were made so long ago before technology advanced to move important people from one point to another without being noticed by the public are still around today. But the access points were altered so that only certain people have access to them and to keep them a secret from the public. The city will say all types of problems that exists like safety concerns and violations to code and so on to keep people away. So if you know of a mall or building that was built between 1960 and 1990 and has gone through a complete remodel after 9/11 or has been shutdown, then it’s most likely because of there may have been a underground train station there or it may had some underground hallways that lead throughout the city.

I remember my elementary school choir concerts being in the middle of the mall at Christmas. I shopped there with my family before my grandma passed away. I took my kids there to play and shop when they were little. I remember shopping in the old Lazarus store, the Sears, and the JCPENNEY long before the Macy's add-on. It's sad to see how it looks now, but I hope it's revitalized into something nice for the area, which is where I still live. I'm hoping for the same for the old Fort Rapids too.

From my experience bandos in Gary are way safer at night surprisingly, I’ve never had any run ins staying in the darkness

U still in Gary? I have over 150 spots in the area we should link up

My family ate at Morleys regularly across from Kroger.

I went to Eastland Mall as a kid and then worked there in the 80's and 90's. Thank you for the tour! If you had told us the direction of the mall you were in I could have told you what store was there, back in the day. Basically, the three anchor stores were Sears on the south side, JC Penney in the middle and Lazarus/Macy's on the north side. The store I worked in was right outside the mall entrance to Sears. About 1987, just out of curiosity, I asked our Manager what the rent was for our store. What he told me floored me. I forget the actual dollar amount (but I am close) but I remember the percentage. He said the monthly rent was $2.000.00 PLUS 4% of the gross and 5% in December. That food Court was not always a food court. I forget what store was there before. Also, each individual store had a backroom with storage space and a water closet. And then behind the storage room there was a hallway that led outside for deliveries. Above the dropped ceilings - I'll bet there is quite a mess! Every store had their own requirements for wires and power.

Ran into gang leader is fucking hilarious. Definitely just a delusional homeless person

Interesting how the rich investors who build these monstrosities cry about the environment yet walk away creating urban decay. Hypocrisy at it's finest.

I lived in an apartment complex in refugee, just around the corner, during the 70’s. I bought a ton of stuff last year whenever the liquidators held auctions. I felt like a grave robber.

there's something so sinister about abandoned places, even if nothing nefarious happened there, it just sends chills down my spine