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Barnes left last year. Hear there are plans for the facility once the rest of the retailers contracts expire. Went there this weekend. It was dead.

Barnes left last year. Hear there are plans for the facility once the rest of the retailers contracts expire.

Wendy's in TN never do that. They give you your drink end straw first

Wow

This is Nordstrom 3:44 This is Dillards 27:10

Looks similar to MacArthur

This is SO weird. My mom took me there idk... Couldn't have been more than a few years ago on my birthday and she took me shopping. And I was there for my birthday this year and I think it was still open, the woman at the Hilton was saying it was a ghost town but there was still shopping there. Are they demoing it? I think I was in high school when it opened.

They missed😂. Honestly, i am going to miss this movie theater. If they tear down MacArthur center in the future, and there is a good chance of that happening, the only other theater in Norfolk would be the Naro. I think the base might have a theater, but i cant get on the base without a sponser. To be fair, i haven't been to a movie theater in a long time, and probably wont go any time soon. It doesn't appeal to me like it did when i was in high school.

I was just there yesterday. The only reason I go anymore is to use the money exchange kiosk to buy foreign currency when I travel overseas. There were more security guards than shoppers It's a mall that should have never been built in the first place. It is a high end mall in a low rent area built when malls were already past their prime. I don't think it ever got over 80% occupancy at any point in its life

Good grief, shoppers from Richmond VA used to make the journey to shop here.

So many memories there,I work at 2 retailers there Software etc which became gamestop and Jcpenny

I have to say, I prefer the food court being on the upper level. But I'm old school.

Any word on when they're demolishing the JCP/Sears side?

Thanks for the awesome shout out😊

Can you please use a different sound tract? Its so fing depressive like someone died. Memories of the past should be joyful.

Amazon and other delivery companies ruined malls they will never return unfortunately. Time always changes

Maybe he shall return...

This is because everyone killed these stores with online shopping.

Looks like the left 4 dead 2 mall Lmao

I noticed that. Also, a few other restaurants do it as well, like cookout, for example. It makes me nervous because I don't know if I get my straw until I feel pressured to pull forward so the next guy can get served.

HELLO WENDY’S Where’s the straw Just a joke

That is a good idea putting a casino there.

If you can't keep an Apple store that's really sad. There have been too many shootings there that has made it unsafe to shop there.

That was the place to be back in the early 2000s. Although I mostly just went there for the movies.

Did you know that H&M is taking part of the place of Radio Shack

Going to Orange Julius as a kid with my mom - right there in the center of the mall will live on in my memories until I die.

Very sad video. You are correct that there hasn't been crime there. That whole area is pretty upscale and super safe. There is a lot of both old and new money in Richmond, especially in the more suburban areas and Stony Point shoppers definitely had money. Honestly online shopping is a huge factor killing these malls. I know I used to love going to the mall, especially Stony Point. I couldn't afford most of the stores. It was just pretty to walk around. Now I shop online these days. Short pump mall was always better and not as upscale. Oddly enough I was told that the more "old school typical mall" Chesterfield has been super crowded recently. So it would seem the clientele that would shop as upscale malls like Stony Point either go to Northern VA to shop or just go online.

I did remember this mall had on the round ceiling They had Aqua Neon Lights up there that really gives it more 80s vibe until sadly they removed them during the remodel/renovation I don’t really like how they removed neon lights it’s makes the ceiling more bland But most of the mall I love hearing the beat of the music through the speakers just echoing around the mall really gets it more into the vibe so it’s stands out

20:17 They are very glitchy Probably a malfunction or it’s old I remember it’s worked last time when I was there last year

Greenbrier Mall is trying hard This mall doesn’t deserve to die

These mall don’t deserve to be dying at all

Lynnhavan Mall was opened in 1981 then remodel in 2013

I heard what you said about when you worked at Hecht’s, and co-workers felt like family. Honestly, I don’t think it was the store per se … as much as it was the “Times.” Jobs actually felt like a 2nd family back then. Great memories! These times, in the majority of businesses, the camaraderie within the workplace has shifted. It’s definitely nowhere near the same vibe as back in the day. - Okay, that was my 2nd comment on this specific video, and I am looking thirsty 😂… so no more comments for me. 🤣 Nevertheless, Greenbrier Mall, really holds some deep rooted and emotional memories for me. Don’t get me wrong- I was touched by some of your other featured malls… but this one was my teen life merging into my adulthood period! A different kind of special! ❤️🥲 -Thanks Keith.

Hey Keith. I didn’t even know about the store Profits being where the store is now Dillards. My first job was at Greenbrier MalI. I worked at Deb’s clothing store in 1988 or ‘89. Back then the Dillards location was, Sears. 😂 Wow - I am officially and publicly showing my age. Great memories. Love your channel Keith. Blessings!

I've been here a couple times in the last few months, mainly to check out Box Lunch & FYE. It was pretty busy, which is nice to see.

Sad !

It has a lot of potential

I'm glad to see you back! Your videos rock! It's sad a lot of Hampton Roads malls went away, but it's good to see Lynnhaven is still alive. I come to your RUclips channel for nostalgia of when I remember how the malls used to look back in the day lol. Malls in Hampton Roads in the 90s to early 2000's were the best

Let's just say " undesirables " ruined the mall like everything else. When the Goodyear plant shuts down and it will, the great government we have can purchase it and turn it into a big section 8 property. Equipped with their own soup kitchen and health clinic. That will eliminate some of the crazy transport services all over Danville. Have a police station in there as well. To keep down the drugs and crime. Yes, we can Danville!!!!! LOL .

Glad this place is doing well.

Patrick Henry seemed to have a downturn for like 5 years or so where it seemed always very empty but in the past few years any time I've been there it's been packed. More vacant spaces than back in it's prime but still tons of stores open.

I love Lynnhaven mall. I still go to Greenbrier and it seems busier than it used to a year ago. I wish more stores would open up to bring more business to it.