wow what a beauiful mall btw u should try to go to Greenspoint Mall before it closes....
@D.J.canadaКүн бұрын
its not ileen its aileen she said in the end that that guy did not do that to her
@doubled3962Күн бұрын
Dexter is going nuts 🥜 right now 😂😂😂
@chrissalvatico95112 күн бұрын
I knew that mall well. I was down the shore opening day, but was there about a week after and spent my teenage years there. Here I first experienced Chick-fil-A as they had a store front not in the food court area, but on the second story by Sears. The fountain was a beautiful addition and the elephant statue has been saved and is in Burlington City. I remember when some kids put soap in the fountain and it made quite a mess. Lol. It was sad to see the mall go. Fun fact: the Burlington Center was the death-knell for the Willingboro Plaza on Route 130 which was an open-concept mall as it drew away the Sears and most of the foot traffic from the Plaza.
@doloresmitchell80832 күн бұрын
I love your videos but you guys always be safe
@zac70622 күн бұрын
What Year Was The Mall Demolished
@Cavefire762 күн бұрын
I noticed the decline of malls started around 2013-2015
@yeahitsprivate46972 күн бұрын
I know this was 4 years ago,but in the beginning of this video after you look away from the sign towards the building,over on the 2nd floor where there is NO balcony,just behind the bush there is a tall black figure,looks like he has no arms moving quickly when he sees you. Looks like he climbs up the wall. His body shape looks like Steve Carrol’s (sp) character in the minion movies. It is really creepy! No wonder you were on edge.He looks like he’s floating.
@bustardrichard2 күн бұрын
They should call it the shining hotel because "Here's Johnny!"
@bustardrichard2 күн бұрын
They should call it the shining hotel because "Here's Johnny!"
@berliner03 күн бұрын
Extreme urbex 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@torihanabi3 күн бұрын
What happened with the car in the ditch with the nasty smell possibly from the trunk? I couldn’t find the update and it’s not in any of these or on the playlist 😭
@berliner03 күн бұрын
Bloody Awrsome
@twiggyjali3 күн бұрын
it's a beautiful place. if they could convert each unit into a self-contained apartment, it'd be a fantastic place to live.
@DorothyMartin-x7d3 күн бұрын
What happened to the footage of the guy that came down the stairs? Why can't I find it? Was it edited?
@cheseblob4 күн бұрын
waohw
@Jdoom134 күн бұрын
What kind of f-ed up into is this? The oakdale mall is doing fine BTW. There is a lot of new stuff going on there
@tomaserincasablancalarocqu50864 күн бұрын
10:13 That ceiling fan is a Dayton Marley Leading Edge. Judging by the canopy, it seems like it replaced a Dayton Ring at one time. Because most of these 90s/00s Daytons have the Flower Pot Canopy.
@JohnDoe-ew5qe4 күн бұрын
One of my favorite intros lol
@nathanhill33004 күн бұрын
Grew up as this was my hometown mall. Interesting to see it shown like this. My first job was at the TRU at this location.
@philipdefibaugh56834 күн бұрын
The Kmart in my area is now a storage place.
@georgeredhawk19964 күн бұрын
Mediums say that in urban areas, a lot of places are haunted. My cousin lived in a haunted house. That’s why his daughter got out of the house as soon as she could, because it creeped her out. My daughter’s friend told her that there was a ghost of a little boy that lived in the room that the washer/dryer was in the house my daughter was renting at. Maybe the spirit was
@JohnDoe-ew5qe5 күн бұрын
That intro lol that dog lmao
@AndreaJohnson-bo4mr5 күн бұрын
awh. the memories.
@allisongoettsch72125 күн бұрын
If anyone is wondering, as of Spring and Summer 2024, the Phillipsburg mall has now been completely demolished. The only thing that remains is the Kohl’s. It is left because Kohl’s owns that piece of the building. It’s a sad end to a mall that held such great childhood memories! 💔
@daveburrows98766 күн бұрын
It didn't survive very long at all, but when it was newer, people often drove an hour to be there. It was always crowded. It's hard to fathom how this could have happened. The South Hills Village, maybe 15 min away, is much older and it's still thriving.
@spencerferris45036 күн бұрын
Frankly I think the mall looks awesome, totally has loads of potential and that the narrator is grossly misevaluating the contents and potential of the mall due to his low self worth.
@DARK24-76 күн бұрын
I remember visiting this mall in the late 80's-it was a beautiful place! I'm just gutted to see it like this!
@FungusUnited6 күн бұрын
Delta Plaza Mall
@thislightful6 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@ashyhusky41307 күн бұрын
reason why malls have failed or in the process is that Online shopping hurt.. I remember people saying why go to the store when the store comes to you.. the malls couldn't compete and than Inflation,and lower incomes hurt ..plus malls also fell to the way side with people.. I been to East point on my travels to see my Family and damn.. sad sight
@jeremybrinlee19657 күн бұрын
Sad seeing the Key bridge at the beginning 😢
@mikekemp62667 күн бұрын
There was a Swenson's Ice Cream, Sbarro Pizza, Karmelkorn and many other restaurants there back in the day. Picture big hair and all of the 80s glory and it was a true high school kids dream back in the late 80s.
@Matt5618 күн бұрын
I live in Wellington and even back in the 90s there was nothing going on in that mall.
@Mutlap8 күн бұрын
@7:05 I was having issues with what others were saying. Look through the first door to the second door, on the left side of the door frame one can see a shadow! slow down the speed to .25
@LADYMONA9 күн бұрын
Thank you Dan. May Aileen be in the better and better place always.
@itsoktoberight44319 күн бұрын
These videos are engrained in my brain
@TheGeekMonster9 күн бұрын
I remember visiting this mall when I was really little. It must have been the early 80's before the Dover Mall became popular. I still remember the blue-gray, grainy floor and the areas with plants and rocks. They had a pond back then with real fish in it. I was petrified of those stairs because of the gaps between each step, lol. I was really small and convinced I'd just slip right through.
@Peppy1176910 күн бұрын
You read the beginning well off Wikipedia
@DanDrolett10 күн бұрын
Kmart's big mistake was acquiring Sears immediately after emerging from the first bankruptcy. Had they concentrated funds on updating their own stores and expanding alternate distribution methods instead of taking on additional debt with another major retailer, things might have turned out different.
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Alf was awesome
I used to go to that mall when I was a child 😮
any updates to this story? @ThisisDanBell
what video camera did you use
4:20 stop procecrating!
such a sweet little place!
wow what a beauiful mall btw u should try to go to Greenspoint Mall before it closes....
its not ileen its aileen she said in the end that that guy did not do that to her
Dexter is going nuts 🥜 right now 😂😂😂
I knew that mall well. I was down the shore opening day, but was there about a week after and spent my teenage years there. Here I first experienced Chick-fil-A as they had a store front not in the food court area, but on the second story by Sears. The fountain was a beautiful addition and the elephant statue has been saved and is in Burlington City. I remember when some kids put soap in the fountain and it made quite a mess. Lol. It was sad to see the mall go. Fun fact: the Burlington Center was the death-knell for the Willingboro Plaza on Route 130 which was an open-concept mall as it drew away the Sears and most of the foot traffic from the Plaza.
I love your videos but you guys always be safe
What Year Was The Mall Demolished
I noticed the decline of malls started around 2013-2015
I know this was 4 years ago,but in the beginning of this video after you look away from the sign towards the building,over on the 2nd floor where there is NO balcony,just behind the bush there is a tall black figure,looks like he has no arms moving quickly when he sees you. Looks like he climbs up the wall. His body shape looks like Steve Carrol’s (sp) character in the minion movies. It is really creepy! No wonder you were on edge.He looks like he’s floating.
They should call it the shining hotel because "Here's Johnny!"
They should call it the shining hotel because "Here's Johnny!"
Extreme urbex 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What happened with the car in the ditch with the nasty smell possibly from the trunk? I couldn’t find the update and it’s not in any of these or on the playlist 😭
Bloody Awrsome
it's a beautiful place. if they could convert each unit into a self-contained apartment, it'd be a fantastic place to live.
What happened to the footage of the guy that came down the stairs? Why can't I find it? Was it edited?
waohw
What kind of f-ed up into is this? The oakdale mall is doing fine BTW. There is a lot of new stuff going on there
10:13 That ceiling fan is a Dayton Marley Leading Edge. Judging by the canopy, it seems like it replaced a Dayton Ring at one time. Because most of these 90s/00s Daytons have the Flower Pot Canopy.
One of my favorite intros lol
Grew up as this was my hometown mall. Interesting to see it shown like this. My first job was at the TRU at this location.
The Kmart in my area is now a storage place.
Mediums say that in urban areas, a lot of places are haunted. My cousin lived in a haunted house. That’s why his daughter got out of the house as soon as she could, because it creeped her out. My daughter’s friend told her that there was a ghost of a little boy that lived in the room that the washer/dryer was in the house my daughter was renting at. Maybe the spirit was
That intro lol that dog lmao
awh. the memories.
If anyone is wondering, as of Spring and Summer 2024, the Phillipsburg mall has now been completely demolished. The only thing that remains is the Kohl’s. It is left because Kohl’s owns that piece of the building. It’s a sad end to a mall that held such great childhood memories! 💔
It didn't survive very long at all, but when it was newer, people often drove an hour to be there. It was always crowded. It's hard to fathom how this could have happened. The South Hills Village, maybe 15 min away, is much older and it's still thriving.
Frankly I think the mall looks awesome, totally has loads of potential and that the narrator is grossly misevaluating the contents and potential of the mall due to his low self worth.
I remember visiting this mall in the late 80's-it was a beautiful place! I'm just gutted to see it like this!
Delta Plaza Mall
Thanks!
reason why malls have failed or in the process is that Online shopping hurt.. I remember people saying why go to the store when the store comes to you.. the malls couldn't compete and than Inflation,and lower incomes hurt ..plus malls also fell to the way side with people.. I been to East point on my travels to see my Family and damn.. sad sight
Sad seeing the Key bridge at the beginning 😢
There was a Swenson's Ice Cream, Sbarro Pizza, Karmelkorn and many other restaurants there back in the day. Picture big hair and all of the 80s glory and it was a true high school kids dream back in the late 80s.
I live in Wellington and even back in the 90s there was nothing going on in that mall.
@7:05 I was having issues with what others were saying. Look through the first door to the second door, on the left side of the door frame one can see a shadow! slow down the speed to .25
Thank you Dan. May Aileen be in the better and better place always.
These videos are engrained in my brain
I remember visiting this mall when I was really little. It must have been the early 80's before the Dover Mall became popular. I still remember the blue-gray, grainy floor and the areas with plants and rocks. They had a pond back then with real fish in it. I was petrified of those stairs because of the gaps between each step, lol. I was really small and convinced I'd just slip right through.
You read the beginning well off Wikipedia
Kmart's big mistake was acquiring Sears immediately after emerging from the first bankruptcy. Had they concentrated funds on updating their own stores and expanding alternate distribution methods instead of taking on additional debt with another major retailer, things might have turned out different.