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sorry but can't really see anything

Just noticed that you say BLACK FRIDAY WEEK , not DAY. People probably waiting for FRIDAY for the bargains because if WoodField was that empty on Black Friday they might as well shut down.

Great video, question is, where are all the people .

22:45 on the left!

weird how dead it is... looks like it has some nice stores. In canada, malls like this are still bustling at the seams, even with our lower gdp and equal access to online retail... wonder why americans have turned against mall shopping while canada hasn't, are americans afraid they're going to run into a black trans person at a mall? lol

I fly out so much out of T3 from the K & H concourse (mainly to MIA and LGA) I can't remember when was the last time I flew out of the G concourse :(

What....1971? 2017...

19:31 best moment

Best mall to shop at 😊

I used to work in the mall between 2007 & 2008. Jimmy'Z. It was between Tillys & Protocol Menswear- that wall between.

Not 1971...Just look at the cars.

NOT 1971. In 1971 the individual parking meters were still in place. Here you will notice a parking ticket machine. Footage looks old but is NOT. Plus there is a Potbelly's which wasn't even founded until 1977. Nice try.

2001 maybe

I remember when Delta ran the entire L concourse when it was brand new in the mid 80's. As a kid, it was space age to me!

wow. this is not what the right wing media shows. and fox news and racists black republicans. accordin to them all of chiago including the suburban places are a third world nation over ran by illegally immgrantion.

Finally, a video of Naperville that shows people around. Most videos of Naperville (downtown area) I dont see people walking or driving cars around. I guess it depends on the time of recording; But a complaint I see from people is that it has bad traffic. I dont see much cars moving around though ...

How does this compare to the ATL in size?

Ya wanna see a DEAD MALL come to Shebogan Wi. That mall is so DEAD it doesn't exsist any more!!!!🤣😂😂🤣🙃🙃

Thank you for putting chapters in these walkthrough videos, not very many POV tour channels put chapters on their videos.

One of the best experiences of visiting Cleveland

How close was this Shopping Center in terms of access to major Freeways❓️🤔 Shopping Centers such as this one suffer when they are noy Openly visible to the Public, and am wondering if this also could have contributed to its downfall. Woodfield has been ahead of its time, due to its Centralized Location and is directly off of Interstate I-90, and nestled nicely in where it is visible and Accessible to Traffic in all directions. It has also withstood a Pandemic, Online Shopping, and for Losing Sears, Lord & Taylor, they can escape such a grind or setback easier than where Stratfot is Located. Or so seems.

By far, one of the most Beautiful Indoor Meccas Ive ever seen. Unfortunately, never seen in person. I currently moved back to the West Coast, but when i lived in the Outer Burbs of Chicago., IL, I did from time to time, attend and shop or stroll thru All Oakbrook, Old Orchard, Woodfield, Golf Mill, Riverside,and the HIP (Harlem Irving Plaza). Back on the West Coast, in Southern California, just East of Los Angeles, ive got Santa Anita, Montebello Town Center (Just a 10 min ride away, and a shopping district is Pasadena. However, not even Woodfield can compare to the Beautiful decor of this Mall in Stratfort.

Such a beautiful place to bad it has to go so sad

That airport is way overrated always can't get into it the construction there I will never fly out of there don't let you in the building to pickup passengers midway let's you go to baggage claim to meet people ohare makes you park in a dirt lot to wait

This was so beautifully captured by you! I enjoyed the tour here from Massachusetts. I lived not far from the mall when I was little in Glen Ellyn, IL We moved from Illinois and now I reside in Massachusetts. If we would have stayed. I would have gone to this mall. 😮

My Mom was hired into Carson Pririe Scott back when the mall opened. She worked there till we moved in 87. For years, I remember going there in the evening with my Dad and sister walking the mall until it closed and Mom got off work. The one thing I remember about the mall was the large amount of water features and the gnomes. At each sitting area was a planter that had gnome statues in it. There was also a large reflecting pool in the area were the single elevator was and the large waterfall near the food court. During the Christmas season, the reflecting pool was drained and covered with 'snow' and 'ice' with elves all over. For stores, on the second floor near Carson's I can remember a TV store that sold large tv sets and projection screen TVs. We are talking the old 80s giant furniture sized Projection TVs. There was also a KB Toy store, and at one point a Sanrio/Hello Kitty store. I remember in the Food Court, we usually ate at the Charlie Chan's. Across from the food court, there was a section that was open and had a deli and bakery in it. I remember 'meat' hanging from the ceiling and getting croissants in a corner painted to look 'French'. The large open area in front of the waterfall was used for various events. There was a traveling Disney show that had not only the full sized characters, but also puppets singing and dancing to various Disney tunes. There was also a large model event of various buildings with interiors. It may have been Lego but I don't quite remember. Watching the video, I tried placing areas with those childhood memories. While much is as I remember from the 80s, the ribbed wooden columns, the wooden slat ceiling areas and the sky lights, alot is different. The big difference is the missing reflecting pool and the missing roar of the waterfall.

I worked in this mall 20 years ago. I was a frequent visitor in the 1980s and 1990s. It was beautiful then. By the time I worked there, it was in decline. Sad.

The cinema was very beautiful and cool; parts of it were boarded up. Take a picture with a loved one standing in front as you will be immortalized as an important part of human history. 😂

No middle class, China has made this country into a third world country with corporate greed and bad government.

Things are booming in Chicago area . Just a miner set. back . But it’s FREE. Pay your taxes and shut up . .

5 years from now you will run out of content. All the remaining malls will be gone.

I need to go visit before the final day. It really is a beautiful mall. Very sad to see it go. 😢

So much for all those “Grand Opening” stores.

Lot of empty space

I’m flying alone for the first time ever in a few weeks to see my boyfriend. And found this pretty helpful! Even though idk what gate I’ll be at yet. I just know I’m terminal 2.

I remember the UPS man James Krabek was working this route in the 80's for years. It's sad to see it closing.

You can always tell an 80s mall from the entrance with that iconic slanted glass ceiling entrance. It’s an absolutely beautiful classic 80s mall. Very sad.

I went to this mall in October 2018 and March 2019 respectively.

i remember that this place was so busy in the late 1990's and early 2000's that you could not find a parking spot on many days around the holidays. How things have changed

Wow, new stores opened only for the them to close a few months from now

Wonderful Video!!!! I Love the Fountain!!!!! L+F, Corey

(Gasp) Oh no Stratford square mall is closing in days😮

Uh oh Spring Hill mall is closing march 2024😮

These malls obviously weren't going to last forever, but it still feels a little sad seeing them close. Some malls near me have gone the same way. Good video, thanks.

What do you use to film these videos? Just a standard GoPro?

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🧐 Project "The bee honeycomb model of the conglomerates"Will Solve the Problem of urbanization and save Dollar 💵🐝. Archimedes XXI century 😇.

To think that this mall once had what...four or five anchors? Boy we bought a lot of stuff in the 1980's and 1990's. Sears, Penney's, Marshall Fields, Bergners...to name a few.

As a GenX guy it very sad to see malls being torn down. Since I was a kid the mall in my county provided everything one needed. You didn’t have to go to several locations. Malls were a very logical concept especially during cold winters. Not to mention the social aspect. There’s nothing like shopping at Christmas time. You would always run into someone and maybe have a coffee.

I'm kind of sad that this mall will closed for good in springtime.