Wow!! Didn't know you were doing this mall...its one of my local malls. Used to be very busy. I love Tuttle Mall. So much nicer than Polaris Mall which isn't very nice and is outdated. Dirty. Needs updated badly. But this Mall still looks beautiful. Years ago I used to take my daughter here to the play area and to eat lunch and get cookies or pretzels at least twice a week. I hope it can make it through these hard times.
I remember Tuttle. My dad worked right by there but now he works from home permanently. When it was bring your kid to work day, he took us to Tuttle for a lunch break
LOL and 4:41 I was like "they let you bring a drone in the mall for footage?!!" Thanks for documenting these malls. I wish there was footage from every decade from beginning to end.
I went to the grand opening of this mall when it opened in 1997 when I was 13. This mall was one of the first new malls of the late 90's early 2000s that was built in the more affluent areas of Columbus (Dublin,Oh). When this mall opened it was THE mall for a few years, until Easton (which was an outdoor style mall so compettion wasn't really high, and Easton was on the other side of Columbus) and Polaris, which probably took most of its thunder away and still to this day is the Premier shopping mall ( Polaris) along with Easton. Now, Tuttle is a shell of its former self, it's pretty depressing going through there.
It’s really inconvenient for people who live in Dublin side of Columbus, just wish they could renovate it because this mall definitely has potential to be great again
This place use to be packed constantly ... last time i was there 2 weeks ago ... you could feel it dying ... closed stores , open slots , 3rd rate tenants .. Macys mens dept. was sad .. no one really walking the mall
Yo! When I lived in CBUS this mall was like 10 mins away from my house! I moved from there about 5 years ago, been curious on how it's doing. So glad you posted this, love the content man! My family and I used to come here a lot when I was younger, but we started going to Polaris more often as this place started declining. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
On a whim, after seeing your videos about two other dead malls in places where I have lived (Cottonwood and Woodland) I decided to look up Tuttle, since my friends who still live in Ohio have told me it's really unfortunate these days. I went to high school in Dublin and graduated in 2000. I spent so much time at the mall when we moved to Ohio in 1998. I even worked at the Lazarus (now Macy's) in the mall for a while. I was even there not long before I moved away from Ohio in 2018. I went there to shop, to hang out with my friends, to go on dates, you name it. There are still so many stores in this video that I have been in and that I remember. It really sucks that it's turning into a dead mall, but it has so much competition from the bigger and more prestigious indoor mall, Polaris, and from Easton, which is the outside mall. Still so many memories ❤️.
As you lived there in 1998, I just posted elsewhere: it would have been cool for him to have done a walk through of City Center before it was demolished. I really miss that mall.
@@Doughy_in_the_MiddleYes!!! Sorry, I just saw this. I was an intern in the Rhodes Tower when I was in college, and we used to go over to City Center all the time. I would have loved a video about it.
I was working at Westland Mall when Tuttle was built and you could tell everyone was leaving to shop at the trendy new mall in Dublin. Rumor has it that Tuttle would only allow stores of a certain caliber as tenants...several years later they caved and shoved a Payless shoe store in the back corner on the second floor lol Great memories of working here and lots of shopping trips!
Awesome to see a local mall. It's unfortunate that this mall is so empty. I live on this side of town and enjoyed the ease of grabbing a few things and going. Now with Easton and Polaris it's just so much congestion but that is where everyone goes now.
I loved this video, a bit different than your usual, but i still really enjoyed it with a full walkthrough with the mall sounds, and I would also watch this same video with your commentary. Looks like this mall is doing well surprisingly with covid going on and I hear this is the least desired mall in the area (according to comments). Nice to see a mall striving to do their best in these troubling times!
I'm going here later today! I'm visiting from the Detroit area and there a few Taubman properties around where I live. This mall looks exactly like 12 Oaks. Very angular and huge ceilings. Easy to get lost in. Looking forward to it!
Beautiful mall. I added Duett's "Borderline" music from track 1-6 to enhance my viewing experience. Thanks again for capturing this diamond in the rough, Anthony. ^^ :D
You should come check the downtown Chatham centre in Chatham, Ontario once the border reopens, it's a 2 story mall and it only has a Dollarama, Fit4Less, Ardene, jewelry store, nail place, coffee shop, a small department store, cell phone case store, a Koodo and 2 other clothing stores, it's pretty much dead, you should come to Chatham once the border reopens and check it out. Same with the Bayside Mall in Sarnia
Such a beautiful mall! Haven’t seen the inside for a long time. Not far from me, but I just don’t get up that way very often. Looks about as bleak as our River Valley Mall in Lancaster. Is their Penney’s going out, or just a clearance sale? Ours is not, as far as I know.....
Malls were once the thing! I worked at RVM in Lancaster 20 years ago and recall our supervisor talking about the new Tuttle mall. In the blink of an eye it seems everything changed.
I've seen other Taubman malls with 2 elevators, in their center court. Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg had 2 elevators that looked the same as this mall, and too bad that set of Taubman elevators were removed when Simon did a renovation of Woodfield a few years ago. I'm glad Simon hasn't done a renovation here that took out a lot of the classic design Taubman look, as of now. But I do worry Simon might choose to do that, down the road. Fingers crossed they don't, myself.
One of Columbus' too many malls. Really surprised to see it hanging on in the face of Polaris Fashion Place and Easton. Went there a few times during my OSU career and liked it. Hopefully the emptiness is due mainly to COVID...
Nearly the same design as Lakewood Mall in Sterling Heights Michigan. That city has two malls (Partridge Creek) on the same street no joke a mile from each other. Partridge is a outdoor mall which sucks in the Midwest Winters.
If you added some neon lights to the beveled ceilings, this would look almost exactly like Marley Station in Glen Burnie, Maryland. I guess they used similar blueprints for several malls.
Too bad you never had a shot at city center mall, it's a shame a nice downtown mall that could have survived had the Hollywood Casino gone into one of the failed anchors eventually tanked. The holiday concerts in the common area especially at lunch and dinner times were really nice.
My name is Mark too. And City Center was great. But as my dearly departed Mother used to say, "I'm old enough to remember when Northland was the end of the world".I remember seeing The Continent/French Market being built. We only went to Tuttle a couple times because everyone there, especially the employees were always rude, nasty & pissy.
@@Vampirebear13 The Continent, what a disaster that area turned into but it did take a quarter century .. I haven't been in that area in while but the last time I was it felt neglected and not terrifically safe. It's amazing how cities sort of ebb and flow, from once prosperous areas to less appealing over time.
@@markbajek2541 I wish I had your optimistic outlook. And yes the area around The Continent has become a shithole. I used to eat @ Waffle House in front of there & after they opened the strip club behind it, it got extremely crazy (despite the cops "camping" outside). 1 night after leaving The Newport, I went to that Waffle House & just as my food was served, 3 people got shot. A couple years later, mid afternoon, I was across the road getting gas @ Speedway & 2 guys started shooting & the 2nd guy bled out, about 15-20 feet from me. Be well & have a Blessed weekend my friend :-)
The owner of the level up games in that mall has a RUclips channel and he was saying he is doing more business on Monday's now over weekend. He said it's weird.
what time of day were you filming there ?? bath and body works was closed>? i noticed every single jewelry store was shut down... rue21 and forever21 and fye have all gone bankrupt..next is jc penny shutting down thenits over folks...
In my adventure through these dead mall pages, I'm noticing, unless it's just me, that they built way too many malls in Ohio, Penn, Maryland, Jersey and NY. I wonder what state has the most square mall footage?
Ace, I think you have surpassed your colleagues in terms of presentation and knowledge about these locations you visit. Keep up the good work. Although you weren't very talkative on this video, lol.
City Center opened in 1989 and was developed by Taubman; it was very upscale in the beginning but Columbus couldn't or wouldn't support some of the exclusive stores, such as a Metropolitan Museum of Art store. The Mall at Tuttle Crossing was also developed by Taubman and the interior design is almost identical: the skylights, tiered ceilings, double elevators, floor tiles, you name it, it looked like they cloned City Center. Tuttle killed Westland. Polaris & Easton killed Northland, and Eastland may not be far behind. Tuttle looked pathetic when I visited this past Christmas. I don't recall any discussion of the Casino taking over one of the closed department stores, as Mr Bajek suggested, either Jacobsen's or Marshall Field's/Kaufmann's, but I could have missed that. There was a proposal for the Casino going in the Arena District. I agree with Richard M that there isn't anything to draw me into malls any more. Someone lamented local shopping. If you look, the original portion of Easton is designed, in part, to resemble that. One advantage Easton has is a degree (I don't know how much) of local control. Interesting video.
was this video july 2020 cost i see lots have there mask on?? come of those store was not opening also when are you going to show your route 66 video's's?? just wounder keep up the good work
11:23 former Sears? That’s a gorgeous JCPenny. I mean really a lot of people obviously worked very hard to merchandise the space. Too bad like most Penny’s customers are scarce.
I saw a woman at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing in June 2020 She was short in height and had long curly blonde hair and she was wearing a tan dress I walked by her in the mall and she looked at me and smiled she was walking with about 3 or 4 boys and they all had short blonde hair they ranged between the ages 12 and under I assume they were her kids If anybody knows the woman that I'm talking about or they think they know who I'm talking about please leave me a message on here telling me her name
Aside from all the empty storefronts, I watch these mall videos and think, "There's nothing in that mall that I would want to look at". As a middle aged man, with disposable income, these malls have NOTHING to attract me into them to shop. I buy clothes, not fashion. I buy function, not form. That's why these malls are dying. People like me can get what we want elsewhere or like my kids, on line. Put something into the mall to interest me, sporting goods, hardware, electronics (not video games). Why would any man want to walk around these malls? They are devoid of anything interesting.
"Are dying"? They have aready died exactly for the reasons you state. To many people "bought" the mall idea because of "California dreaming" back in the 60's and wanted a chance to catch up. Unlike other Central Ohioians, I had the chance to visit those malls in the 60's and they were already starting to show their flaws. I believe the mall in the "valley" that headlined the craze is long gone for to lack of variety of items being sold. About the only national known mall from those days that survived is the one up north around Milwaukee, or is it also gone? (Was it Mid America? Might have been the next state West) These types of malls make sense in COLD climates, not in Central Ohio. Another small, 36 store, mall I visited while in the area had 18 stores connected to Wexner's empire from "back then". There doom was already sealed. Bring back the small retail stores along the street.
Between you having done the Eastland and now Tuttle Malls, I wish you had been able to hit City Center Mall way back before it got plowed down to a park. If you thought the layout, design, and scope of this building was cool, City Center...man, that was epic.
If this video is from today this is unfortunate . It’s unfortunate there are some that are not following the directions and as a result workout places might go away and the restaurant down the street isn’t serving now for a while. Some of this is the food court, where it’s impossible. That’s why I’m outside restaurants only even if it’s not comfortable. Hopefully some fall weather spells come in a month or so and it becomes cool enough again
@@sprkl5d Fine, don't wear one but you should. It reduces the likelihood of you infecting family and others you come in contact with, and it reduces the likelihood of you becoming infected. These are facts.
wow look at all the careless folks that not wearing a mask, choice or not, they should care about themselves and their own health. that is why i will not go out ever, i am way too paranoid!!
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Wow!! Didn't know you were doing this mall...its one of my local malls. Used to be very busy. I love Tuttle Mall. So much nicer than Polaris Mall which isn't very nice and is outdated. Dirty. Needs updated badly. But this Mall still looks beautiful. Years ago I used to take my daughter here to the play area and to eat lunch and get cookies or pretzels at least twice a week. I hope it can make it through these hard times.
Wait you really just said Polaris is outdated and dirty compared to Tuttle LOL
I’ve been coming here for many years since I was a toddler. It’s a very nice mall and I hope it continues to operate for many years to come.
This mall has one of the most interesting mall ceilings I’ve ever seen.
I remember Tuttle. My dad worked right by there but now he works from home permanently. When it was bring your kid to work day, he took us to Tuttle for a lunch break
LOL and 4:41 I was like "they let you bring a drone in the mall for footage?!!" Thanks for documenting these malls. I wish there was footage from every decade from beginning to end.
Woah goodness, he visited my mall! Haven't been there in months so it's good to see that the game store is there still
Realizing how many elements remind me of City Center (rip)!
I went to the grand opening of this mall when it opened in 1997 when I was 13.
This mall was one of the first new malls of the late 90's early 2000s that was built in the more affluent areas of Columbus (Dublin,Oh). When this mall opened it was THE mall for a few years, until Easton (which was an outdoor style mall so compettion wasn't really high, and Easton was on the other side of Columbus) and Polaris, which probably took most of its thunder away and still to this day is the Premier shopping mall ( Polaris) along with Easton. Now, Tuttle is a shell of its former self, it's pretty depressing going through there.
It’s really inconvenient for people who live in Dublin side of Columbus, just wish they could renovate it because this mall definitely has potential to be great again
This place use to be packed constantly ... last time i was there 2 weeks ago ... you could feel it dying ... closed stores , open slots , 3rd rate tenants .. Macys mens dept. was sad .. no one really walking the mall
Yo! When I lived in CBUS this mall was like 10 mins away from my house! I moved from there about 5 years ago, been curious on how it's doing. So glad you posted this, love the content man! My family and I used to come here a lot when I was younger, but we started going to Polaris more often as this place started declining. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
I've been wanting to go to the mall, but it's nice to be able to go virtually. Usually doesn't seem this empty.
Such a pretty mall. Sad to see so many shops closed upstairs. Looks very clean in the video also. Thanks for the tour 👍
On a whim, after seeing your videos about two other dead malls in places where I have lived (Cottonwood and Woodland) I decided to look up Tuttle, since my friends who still live in Ohio have told me it's really unfortunate these days. I went to high school in Dublin and graduated in 2000. I spent so much time at the mall when we moved to Ohio in 1998. I even worked at the Lazarus (now Macy's) in the mall for a while. I was even there not long before I moved away from Ohio in 2018. I went there to shop, to hang out with my friends, to go on dates, you name it. There are still so many stores in this video that I have been in and that I remember. It really sucks that it's turning into a dead mall, but it has so much competition from the bigger and more prestigious indoor mall, Polaris, and from Easton, which is the outside mall. Still so many memories ❤️.
As you lived there in 1998, I just posted elsewhere: it would have been cool for him to have done a walk through of City Center before it was demolished.
I really miss that mall.
@@Doughy_in_the_MiddleYes!!! Sorry, I just saw this. I was an intern in the Rhodes Tower when I was in college, and we used to go over to City Center all the time. I would have loved a video about it.
Sharp looking mall, I really love the beveled ceilings and the elevators
I was working at Westland Mall when Tuttle was built and you could tell everyone was leaving to shop at the trendy new mall in Dublin. Rumor has it that Tuttle would only allow stores of a certain caliber as tenants...several years later they caved and shoved a Payless shoe store in the back corner on the second floor lol
Great memories of working here and lots of shopping trips!
What a beautiful mall. Hope it survives the pandemic.
Crime killed this mall, not covi...
I used to manage the gnc that closed last jan.....it was dying before covid
@@stevemcgowen Totally disagree.
This mall still looks to be doing alright. It's well occupied.
This reminds me so much of east Towne mall in Madison..used to work the same goody..hey Delilah .. that's a mall staple...thanks for the memories
As soon as you walk in those ceiling lights 😍😍😍 and the tiered ceiling design. Pure 70s perfection! Thanks for sharing
"70's perfection?." Sadly off by two decades. Opened in the '90's.
Some of the better videos of Malls they talk about the stores and things instead of rushing through.
Whoa look at those tray ceilings. That's a beauty.
Thanks for posting.. This mall opened 22 years ago. It still looks great, but It certainly is not busy.
Go on a Friday night or weekend. It was pretty packed last Friday night.
I see a number of places are "Temporarily Closed".
Awesome to see a local mall. It's unfortunate that this mall is so empty. I live on this side of town and enjoyed the ease of grabbing a few things and going. Now with Easton and Polaris it's just so much congestion but that is where everyone goes now.
I loved this video, a bit different than your usual, but i still really enjoyed it with a full walkthrough with the mall sounds, and I would also watch this same video with your commentary. Looks like this mall is doing well surprisingly with covid going on and I hear this is the least desired mall in the area (according to comments). Nice to see a mall striving to do their best in these troubling times!
I'm going here later today! I'm visiting from the Detroit area and there a few Taubman properties around where I live. This mall looks exactly like 12 Oaks. Very angular and huge ceilings. Easy to get lost in. Looking forward to it!
Wow my local mall. Its nice when you need to run to Macy's but don't wanna head to Easton or Polaris. I hope it hangs on.
Beautiful mall. I added Duett's "Borderline" music from track 1-6 to enhance my viewing experience. Thanks again for capturing this diamond in the rough, Anthony. ^^ :D
Superb!
Thought I's re watch your vid .My daughter and I visited the Mall yesterday and its sad more stores have closed since you last visited .
Oh, thank goodness. I thought you were gonna show this place and it was a dead mall now! (I haven't been there for two years or so.)
You should come check the downtown Chatham centre in Chatham, Ontario once the border reopens, it's a 2 story mall and it only has a Dollarama, Fit4Less, Ardene, jewelry store, nail place, coffee shop, a small department store, cell phone case store, a Koodo and 2 other clothing stores, it's pretty much dead, you should come to Chatham once the border reopens and check it out. Same with the Bayside Mall in Sarnia
Such a beautiful mall! Haven’t seen the inside for a long time. Not far from me, but I just don’t get up that way very often. Looks about as bleak as our River Valley Mall in Lancaster.
Is their Penney’s going out, or just a clearance sale? Ours is not, as far as I know.....
Malls were once the thing! I worked at RVM in Lancaster 20 years ago and recall our supervisor talking about the new Tuttle mall. In the blink of an eye it seems everything changed.
The only thing I find weird about this mall is that it has 2 elevators in the center court. This is a GEM of a mall.
I've seen other Taubman malls with 2 elevators, in their center court. Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg had 2 elevators that looked the same as this mall, and too bad that set of Taubman elevators were removed when Simon did a renovation of Woodfield a few years ago. I'm glad Simon hasn't done a renovation here that took out a lot of the classic design Taubman look, as of now. But I do worry Simon might choose to do that, down the road. Fingers crossed they don't, myself.
i was there bout 15 years ago .. that place was the shit . it was awsome
Great video as always. Also nice to see your footage in Business Insider.
It's a nice mall, I'll have to visit, I'm a city over in Dayton.
One of Columbus' too many malls. Really surprised to see it hanging on in the face of Polaris Fashion Place and Easton. Went there a few times during my OSU career and liked it. Hopefully the emptiness is due mainly to COVID...
It's been empty for years I'm afraid
I really hope this mall doesn’t close down. I’ve been going here basically my whole life and it’s a nice peaceful mall
Got to go here about three years ago, two Macy's, seemed haphazard (though not the only mall I've been to with two Macy's).
I love the lights
That's quite a nice-looking mall. A lot of people do ignore those arrows on the floor, I suspect. In a place that big, who needs them.
Nearly the same design as Lakewood Mall in Sterling Heights Michigan. That city has two malls (Partridge Creek) on the same street no joke a mile from each other. Partridge is a outdoor mall which sucks in the Midwest Winters.
Wow it's been some time since I been there. Even used to work at the cinnabon when it was there
i noticed some Nickelback playing in the background lol. They come from a small town about 3 hours away from me.
I always thought it was the mall at turtle crossing.
same here
This is prolly as close as I will ever get to imagining what it would be like if North Ridge in Milwaukee could have made it into present day
Southridge is still open. It's been remodeled a few times but the structure is still the same
Looks like Woodfield...but that's Taubman for you!
If you added some neon lights to the beveled ceilings, this would look almost exactly like Marley Station in Glen Burnie, Maryland. I guess they used similar blueprints for several malls.
Wow almost fully functioning. Nice place, but the signs are there aren’t they?
Too bad you never had a shot at city center mall, it's a shame a nice downtown mall that could have survived had the Hollywood Casino gone into one of the failed anchors eventually tanked. The holiday concerts in the common area especially at lunch and dinner times were really nice.
My name is Mark too. And City Center was great. But as my dearly departed Mother used to say, "I'm old enough to remember when Northland was the end of the world".I remember seeing The Continent/French Market being built. We only went to Tuttle a couple times because everyone there, especially the employees were always rude, nasty & pissy.
@@Vampirebear13 The Continent, what a disaster that area turned into but it did take a quarter century .. I haven't been in that area in while but the last time I was it felt neglected and not terrifically safe. It's amazing how cities sort of ebb and flow, from once prosperous areas to less appealing over time.
@@markbajek2541 I wish I had your optimistic outlook. And yes the area around The Continent has become a shithole. I used to eat @ Waffle House in front of there & after they opened the strip club behind it, it got extremely crazy (despite the cops "camping" outside). 1 night after leaving The Newport, I went to that Waffle House & just as my food was served, 3 people got shot. A couple years later, mid afternoon, I was across the road getting gas @ Speedway & 2 guys started shooting & the 2nd guy bled out, about 15-20 feet from me. Be well & have a Blessed weekend my friend :-)
@@markbajek2541 I looked for you on FB. Do you live in Detroit???
The owner of the level up games in that mall has a RUclips channel and he was saying he is doing more business on Monday's now over weekend. He said it's weird.
You know when there is a foot spa in the food court there is something wrong.
this mall is everything for me
I miss this mall.
what time of day were you filming there ?? bath and body works was closed>? i noticed every single jewelry store was shut down... rue21 and forever21 and fye have all gone bankrupt..next is jc penny shutting down thenits over folks...
I only know about this mall because of the L1Games channel, his store is at 4:37.
I'm surprised that guy is still in business.
For those wondering about masks, Ohio only made it mandatory 2 days ago. So if this was filmed more than 2 days ago, they were optional.
In my adventure through these dead mall pages, I'm noticing, unless it's just me, that they built way too many malls in Ohio, Penn, Maryland, Jersey and NY. I wonder what state has the most square mall footage?
Ace, I think you have surpassed your colleagues in terms of presentation and knowledge about these locations you visit. Keep up the good work. Although you weren't very talkative on this video, lol.
The mall is in Dublin, Ohio.
I live in Grove City, further south of Dublin.
Grove City used to be my home. I miss it sometimes but it's gone to shit too.
City Center opened in 1989 and was developed by Taubman; it was very upscale in the beginning but Columbus couldn't or wouldn't support some of the exclusive stores, such as a Metropolitan Museum of Art store. The Mall at Tuttle Crossing was also developed by Taubman and the interior design is almost identical: the skylights, tiered ceilings, double elevators, floor tiles, you name it, it looked like they cloned City Center.
Tuttle killed Westland. Polaris & Easton killed Northland, and Eastland may not be far behind. Tuttle looked pathetic when I visited this past Christmas.
I don't recall any discussion of the Casino taking over one of the closed department stores, as Mr Bajek suggested, either Jacobsen's or Marshall Field's/Kaufmann's, but I could have missed that. There was a proposal for the Casino going in the Arena District.
I agree with Richard M that there isn't anything to draw me into malls any more. Someone lamented local shopping. If you look, the original portion of Easton is designed, in part, to resemble that. One advantage Easton has is a degree (I don't know how much) of local control.
Interesting video.
What a beautiful mall. I hope it picks up for them. This pandemic has ruined alot of businesses.
Amazing
was this video july 2020 cost i see lots have there mask on?? come of those store was not opening also when are you going to show your route 66 video's's?? just wounder keep up the good work
That song... all I could think of is ooooooh cooopyright striiiike ooooooh cooopyright strike.
I live like five mins from here. Pretty much dead year-round except for Christmas
Yep yep... right at the beginning is an accurate description of the people of Columbus
I used to work around the corner from there.
Looks like this mall might be owned my the same company Colorado mills is owned by just by seeing the company logos on the door when he walked in
And I think they own the Denver outlets too from what I’m remembering
Great video. Is it just me though or does this mall look like it was built waaay before 1997?
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Ace my man! Welcome to cbus! What do you record with? Im presuming its its something nondescript?
@@coffeeachiever thanks, wonder if its being hidden
@@coffeeachiever thank you so much!
11:23 former Sears? That’s a gorgeous JCPenny. I mean really a lot of people obviously worked very hard to merchandise the space. Too bad like most Penny’s customers are scarce.
Where ever I am I shop Penneys as much as I can. Been my favorite store since the 50’s when I was a kid.
Thanks. 🙂✌️🙏😣
Hey I was just there the other day!
Piqua mall go there hurry it's all most gone it a real 80s trip
The demographics of the surrounding area is changing rapidly
3rd world trash.
unreal. they are keeping it open for 50 people.
It’s closing
HAY THER DELILAH
Looks like it's in the hood
this
I saw a woman at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing in June 2020 She was short in height and had long curly blonde hair and she was wearing a tan dress I walked by her in the mall and she looked at me and smiled she was walking with about 3 or 4 boys and they all had short blonde hair they ranged between the ages 12 and under I assume they were her kids If anybody knows the woman that I'm talking about or they think they know who I'm talking about please leave me a message on here telling me her name
Aside from all the empty storefronts, I watch these mall videos and think, "There's nothing in that mall that I would want to look at". As a middle aged man, with disposable income, these malls have NOTHING to attract me into them to shop. I buy clothes, not fashion. I buy function, not form. That's why these malls are dying. People like me can get what we want elsewhere or like my kids, on line. Put something into the mall to interest me, sporting goods, hardware, electronics (not video games). Why would any man want to walk around these malls? They are devoid of anything interesting.
"Are dying"? They have aready died exactly for the reasons you state.
To many people "bought" the mall idea because of "California dreaming" back in the 60's and wanted a chance to catch up. Unlike other Central Ohioians, I had the chance to visit those malls in the 60's and they were already starting to show their flaws. I believe the mall in the "valley" that headlined the craze is long gone for to lack of variety of items being sold.
About the only national known mall from those days that survived is the one up north around Milwaukee, or is it also gone? (Was it Mid America? Might have been the next state West)
These types of malls make sense in COLD climates, not in Central Ohio.
Another small, 36 store, mall I visited while in the area had 18 stores connected to Wexner's empire from "back then". There doom was already sealed.
Bring back the small retail stores along the street.
Lots of people not wearing masks. : (
With so few people around, there is no need to wear a mask. Everybody can keep distance easily.
somebody who shall remain nameless was ignoring the 1-way arrows on the floor as they walked through the mall with a camera. 🙃
@@TheKingOfInappropriateComments I wasn't going to clock that particular person about this...
I swear this mall has stolen that playlist from the store I work for... It's the same shitty songs I hear over and over again every day 😂😣
a simonized taubman.
Wow, that mall is on the decline.
Between you having done the Eastland and now Tuttle Malls, I wish you had been able to hit City Center Mall way back before it got plowed down to a park.
If you thought the layout, design, and scope of this building was cool, City Center...man, that was epic.
Whrres the obnoxious "excuse me miss, may i ask you a question" people who get in your face with the hard sell. cant stand them.
That song......ouch. :(
sadd
Beautiful mall, horrible music!
A lot of gates are down. How is anybody supposed to patronize those food places if they can't sit and eat.. All of this is so stupid
Looks like many in Ohio still questioning masks.........
If this video is from today this is unfortunate . It’s unfortunate there are some that are not following the directions and as a result workout places might go away and the restaurant down the street isn’t serving now for a while. Some of this is the food court, where it’s impossible. That’s why I’m outside restaurants only even if it’s not comfortable. Hopefully some fall weather spells come in a month or so and it becomes cool enough again
Masks dont protect against the CV. The CV is so small there's no mask made that it doesn't go through. This is a fact according to CDC, WHO and Fauci.
@@sprkl5d Fine, don't wear one but you should. It reduces the likelihood of you infecting family and others you come in contact with, and it reduces the likelihood of you becoming infected. These are facts.
Probably your last look. Many empty spaces.
The music this mall is blasting is awful. Cool skylights tho
Reminds me of my mall rat days haha
wow look at all the careless folks that not wearing a mask, choice or not, they should care about themselves and their own health. that is why i will not go out ever, i am way too paranoid!!
Yeah and its mandatory in Ohio now.
stay locked up please
Tuttle sucks now..lol...used to be so nice..