Man one time I was riding through the middle of nowhere Utah, stopped at a little pull out which happened to be next to a roadside jerky stand. The poor guy I saw getting out of his house walking over just as I was leaving.
That's an odd design, all glass all around, not even any "back rooms" for the stores to keep stock etc. The building looks more like some kind of medical office building lol.
The one thing this building has going for it is that they can re-purpose it in an easier manner than an old mall. Those glass cubicles can be removed so that a new floor plan can be made up.
If you sell cheap merchandise like that, such as postcards or funny shirts, I think you can become famous! That's actually a good idea, as long as you don't care too much about your privacy.
Went there today on boxing day. It was the saddest thing ever. Could improve if there was some music playing in the background... all we could hear were footsteps from the other people who couldn't find parking at Crossiron
What an eerie place... it's very contradictory with it's bright white walls, and glass entry ways, yet appears to one of the malls that is going through it's last days before complete shutdown. Is Calgary going through some growth spurt in the area this mall was chosen to be built in? Reminds me of an area in Winnipeg (2 years ago) where the only Cabella's was located. I had to take 2 buses to get to it from my hotel Downtown, this was more of an uncovered open mall with the few stores in this 20 acre spread opened. It was located in what appeared to be farmland, it was weird but in an interesting way. New Horizon mall seems to partake the feeling, as you mentioned, that perhaps you should not yet be walking around, I half expected security to come up and ask you to leave the site. The glass cube concept of the stores, is a little bizarre too, I guess we do it a little different here on the coast, where each store location is not a standard size or shape. Not slamming it it's just different than I have seen. The mall would be a great location for shooting some futuristic sci-fi movie, it does look modern. Any idea what it cost to build? EDIT: I just saw your previous video Cost $200 MIllion....
Instead of selling shops to small business owners as planned (unique condo style mall) the locations were snapped up by Asian investors. Now shop owners must rent, just as in any other mall, so why not rent from an already operational mall. Just as with the housing market, all that corrupt Chinese money is screwing things up.
Crusader Cross I think America and Canada should make it illegal for Chinese investors to buy property they don’t plan to use or rent to others. If you look at Chinese ghost cities you will see that they build massive apartment complexes but are empty.
@@thenoicemango1827 they built them in an effort to relocate citizens in areas where some specialized professions or labour are needed, no one moved in. Chinese government expanded too quick and expected people to move into those places
This is such a cool video. I just read an article on Calgary's business (actual name of the website) on the New Horizon mall. As of December 20th, the mall reports 49 stores have "opened" and 36 stores are set in the next 2 months. The article's actual focus is on the significant tax advantage Rocky view county gives versus being in Calgary proper. Which would explain why Amazon warehouse, Cross Iron and New Horizon likely chose to open up there. However, the article also talks about boardgames4you and their motivation of opening a physical store there, (spoiler alert: county's business-friendly environment ), and the New Department store's name...The Best Shop. There's not much written about it other then it's a Chinese department store. There's actually one in Richmond BC's Landsdowne Centre which at the time I didn't realize was a chain until reading the article. I was there in the summer. It reminded me of a Woolworth's (for those who are old enough to remember) or a smaller Zellers/Wal-mart without the fresh/frozen food items, and all made in China products. Anyway, keep up the great videos. The WEM videos are such a great trip down memory lane for me.
We went there this past week. We got talking with one of the stores, she was telling us that in the beginning of the new year there is at least 50 new stores to open. We made this trip (We too, live in Edmonton) visit across the street. But we couldnt help ourselves with taking a walk through this mall. When I told my husband about this place, he I dont think believed me. He was just as amazed as I was.
Wow, this mall is full of liminal space! Eerie and intriguing! Maybe not the ideal mood to draw in tons of new customers, but an adventure for curious shoppers like yourself! I look forward to your next update on this place!
Hong Kong has a much higher population density, and apparently the developers of this mall didn't consider that. It's hard to be successful when you have fifty people living within five miles of the mall.
@@BestEdmontonMall Yes that is true, lots of Flames fans at the Oilers Flames here in Edmonton as well, you just don't see them walking around town very often sporting their Flames gear like the Oilers fan in your video.
Went shopping there today and supported a few of the local businesses there. It was an enjoyable experience. Will go back to try Maddy’s. I hope it does survive and thrive.
It's funny, I thought it looked like Pacific Mall. If New Horizon opens 8 more cell phone case stores, and 10 more perfume shops, plus adds 5 counterfeit movie stores and 2 dozen vape stores, then it will be Pacific Mall.
As a Calgarian living in Edmonton, I love your videos. Awesome content! You should definitely consider expanding the scope of your video topics because you're great at producing them but malls are very niche. Cheers!
I’m old fashioned. I don’t do internet shopping. I need to see and touch the items I wanna buy. My daughter does (she orders Chinese craps online) and sometimes gets to returns them, too much headache
This mall is growing slowly like trying to hit your first 100 subscribers on TH-cam. The grand opening did get pushed back to spring 2019 and given the pace it's going you'll likely see more activity in the mall next December. Still wonder why they built it next to CrossIron Mills and the area is very car dependant. Very limited access via public transit especially from Calgary.
I went to this mall last month and it’s still about only half full. The food court is upstairs with good views of the city and mountains so that’s a plus.🤷🏻♂️
I honestly see this layout doing good in heavy asian area. When we were in Tokyo some shopping buildings alot of the floors had multiple small stores within a floor.
The problem is that they built that store right across the street from Cross Iron Mills. People don't want to waste their time going for a few store. With that said, I hope it grows as I find it quite sad to see it so empty. I drove by there the other day and was wondering what it was like on the inside. Thank you for your video.
1:00 Seems that store space right in front of the escalator would be a prime store spot. It was the first thing I saw after the view peeked over the hill.
From the first day of opening, the owners speculated that it would take about three years to take off. The mall that this is based on, took about two years to successfully operate. The major tenant, The Best Store, is doing well and is attracting a lot of shoppers.
I visited yesterday out of curiosity after seeing this video, it was pretty empty, Zeeks is still there as well as some more food court locations. It was later on a Sunday so some of the stores were closed. Looks like they built an indoor play park which likely won't open for some time due to Covid. And still no anchor store. Its a strange experience for sure.
In the last video I joked that this mall looked like a futuristic prison. But now looking at it, things are starting to take form but for how long? I just don’t see things completely taking off when there’s a more successful mall quite literally less than a couple miles away.
The problem I see is a lot of stores with very little space. This means that a lot of specialty stores need to come in that don't require a ton of inventory. That could present a problem in getting new stores let alone customers to come there. The stores you showed were cool but scant few would I spend money in especially given the fact that I have so many other option elsewhere. Fact is, the mall(as in malls in general) is dying a slow agonizing death. When you see brick and mortar icons like Sears, K-Mart, Toys R Us, etc biting the dust, you know brick and mortar retail is on life support.
I walked through there about a week or so after it opened and I kept wondering when the zombies were going to run around the corner or the experiments being kept in the empty stores showing up. It felt so medical and sterile to me.
Well I went there today and talked to the board game store owner. He said the anchor tenants were going to be an Asian "Walmart" called The Best Shop and a T&T supermarket is supposedly coming according to its wikipedia. But construction had barely begun on the Best Shop and looked months away from opening. There was still the one restaurant in the food court with "Amazing Swarma" under construction. A lot of stores should have been open but were closed and had "please call 403-XXX-XXXX number if you need assistance" signs, so store owners arent even bothering showing up some days it appears. It was really awkward walking past store owners who were standing outside their shop and I feel most of the people in the mall were just there to look at this mockery of a mall. If there is a T&T opening there that could be the thing that propels the mall forward, but other than that, I dont see this place surviving the year.
What's the pricing like? Are they giving rock bottom pricing to attract people to these stores or is it pretty much same price as the huge mall across the parking lot?
It seems good there’s a lot of smaller sections for smaller independent stores rather than the larger ones that only chains can afford (and are getting less relevant, at least in uk) if they get interesting ones in it, it might work!!
You should find out about any planning applications or planned construction of housing in the area of that place. Seems a bit big for such a location, why would anyone or a big company invest in constructing such a big place in a remote area like that? Id guess its cause its prime future development land & they got in early, knowing the value in the location in the future? Also seems a bit weird, seems like a lot of wasted space especially in the ceiling, if the place is being rented dont they charge for the overall volume of the space? , doesnt seem like it was designed for this. See if you can talk with the owners about the big picture or the history of the place.
not sure if more stores opening up will actually attract customers... there is this mall in Vancouver called "Tsawwassen mills" and it was placed in an area similar to new horizon. It has many many great stores but the problem is that due to its terrible location it doesn't see many people. Sometimes that mall is so dead and other times it has some people, but compared to its capacity, its probably not nearly as much as they're wishing to see.
I'm going to be driving past this mall in a couple of weeks. I was thinking of going to cross Iron mall but may do both now. One on the way out and one on the way back. It will be about lunch time maybe I will try the new eatery. The beef did look awesome.
I think it would have been better if it was full of food tenants. Can you imagine the uniqueness of a place filled with hundreds of locations selling every Asian food you can think of and more?
Great video! I think the mall would be so much more successful if not for the location. Whoever decided placing it right next to Cross Iron Mills was a good idea should have been fired.
Our Mall has never had this problem. I went there two weeks ago, there were only two spots that were closed, one had a sign that something would open there soon.
The mall will have more and more people with time. When people are looking for something they prefer go into a specializtion shop over a supermarket with everything, well it is the case in Quebec. So yeah, the mall will attract more and more shop with time and will look more lively and less bland.
I hope that mall does indeed fill up, if only for the retailers who are already there. They will have invested a fair chunk of money into their businesses and deserve a break
Good for you for buying a few items from those stores. Give the owners a bit of hope.
A bit of false hope if you ask me.
It must be awkward trying not to make eye contact with hopeful shopkeepers as you pass them by.
Omg, I feel so sad now.... doing business is so scary & need to face anything
Man one time I was riding through the middle of nowhere Utah, stopped at a little pull out which happened to be next to a roadside jerky stand. The poor guy I saw getting out of his house walking over just as I was leaving.
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That's an odd design, all glass all around, not even any "back rooms" for the stores to keep stock etc. The building looks more like some kind of medical office building lol.
The one thing this building has going for it is that they can re-purpose it in an easier manner than an old mall. Those glass cubicles can be removed so that a new floor plan can be made up.
Actually yeah I wonder if that was the intent, making it super modular.
Red Squirrel it was based off of pacific place in Richmond, Ontario. It's legit the exact same design, with less stores lol.
@@redsquirrelftw IIRC the intent was to have many small shops, & have it be like an indoor street market.
It would be fun to pay a lease fee and then move in with my TV, fridge and easy chair. I’ll create the first “mall man cave.”
If you sell cheap merchandise like that, such as postcards or funny shirts, I think you can become famous! That's actually a good idea, as long as you don't care too much about your privacy.
Man I don't know how you managed to push though the crowds!!
Wide stance & aggressive elbows. 😉
Atta boy!!@@BestEdmontonMall
Great video.. love the fact that you actually supported the open stores as well.. just subscribed cuz of it.🙏
Tosh Mugambi exactly same here as well
@@petergriffith4109 Hey Peter.. will you be heading back to New Horizon some time this year? if so i hope to be open so i can get a visit from you:)
Open a pot store, and I promise you it will get packed.
Most people who dont smoke probably wouldnt want to shop there because the mall will smell and asian kids will complain
about pot smoke smell
Right next to the food court. The places in the food court will thank you.
I see what you did there... Hehehe.
Little hard to do, as they are out of pot. Also don't think you can open a pot store in a glass box, not sure that would meet the AGLC requirements.
This mall looks like Apple designed this mall, all the stupid glass
You dumb? No windows that apple will ever support...
Hope the shops there still can survive 🙏
Went there today on boxing day. It was the saddest thing ever. Could improve if there was some music playing in the background... all we could hear were footsteps from the other people who couldn't find parking at Crossiron
I think the mall looks so bland being white walls, white floors, and white ceiling. It doesn't feel inviting at all.
I agree with you but I understand the concept as we have a miniature version in Richmond, BC. It's a unique concept but it's still new.
Yeah it just looks clinical. Not somewhere I would wanna go
Maybe when more stores start opening, they should allow them to have unique signage that can be more colorful and interesting to make it less bland.
britalynnae Yup! Pretty bland
Looks sterile, like a sci fi film
What I wouldn't give to be able to take my rollerskates in there...
A little shocked they actually put that many decorations up for Christmas, although even with them, it looks so bland.
What an eerie place... it's very contradictory with it's bright white walls, and glass entry ways, yet appears to one of the malls that is going through it's last days before complete shutdown. Is Calgary going through some growth spurt in the area this mall was chosen to be built in? Reminds me of an area in Winnipeg (2 years ago) where the only Cabella's was located. I had to take 2 buses to get to it from my hotel Downtown, this was more of an uncovered open mall with the few stores in this 20 acre spread opened. It was located in what appeared to be farmland, it was weird but in an interesting way. New Horizon mall seems to partake the feeling, as you mentioned, that perhaps you should not yet be walking around, I half expected security to come up and ask you to leave the site. The glass cube concept of the stores, is a little bizarre too, I guess we do it a little different here on the coast, where each store location is not a standard size or shape. Not slamming it it's just different than I have seen. The mall would be a great location for shooting some futuristic sci-fi movie, it does look modern. Any idea what it cost to build? EDIT: I just saw your previous video Cost $200 MIllion....
"I grabbed some tea...it tastes like tea" XD dead
This mall (or shopping centre as we call them in Australia lol) reminds me of an airport! or a hospital! Great video, hope you keep us updated 👍🏼
honestly the mall looks real scary empty
blossom_punk my dad forced my family to walk around it and it was so creepy and isolated hdhdjfdjjdd I hated it
Instead of selling shops to small business owners as planned (unique condo style mall) the locations were snapped up by Asian investors. Now shop owners must rent, just as in any other mall, so why not rent from an already operational mall. Just as with the housing market, all that corrupt Chinese money is screwing things up.
Its does seem to be the way to "win". Trump built Casinos and Hotels in the desert and lost $915 million. Now he is president. Makes sense to me.
Crusader Cross I think America and Canada should make it illegal for Chinese investors to buy property they don’t plan to use or rent to others. If you look at Chinese ghost cities you will see that they build massive apartment complexes but are empty.
@@thenoicemango1827 they built them in an effort to relocate citizens in areas where some specialized professions or labour are needed, no one moved in. Chinese government expanded too quick and expected people to move into those places
jeff but in some cases they’re built as investments.
This is such a cool video. I just read an article on Calgary's business (actual name of the website) on the New Horizon mall. As of December 20th, the mall reports 49 stores have "opened" and 36 stores are set in the next 2 months. The article's actual focus is on the significant tax advantage Rocky view county gives versus being in Calgary proper. Which would explain why Amazon warehouse, Cross Iron and New Horizon likely chose to open up there. However, the article also talks about boardgames4you and their motivation of opening a physical store there, (spoiler alert: county's business-friendly environment ), and the New Department store's name...The Best Shop. There's not much written about it other then it's a Chinese department store. There's actually one in Richmond BC's Landsdowne Centre which at the time I didn't realize was a chain until reading the article. I was there in the summer. It reminded me of a Woolworth's (for those who are old enough to remember) or a smaller Zellers/Wal-mart without the fresh/frozen food items, and all made in China products. Anyway, keep up the great videos. The WEM videos are such a great trip down memory lane for me.
We went there this past week. We got talking with one of the stores, she was telling us that in the beginning of the new year there is at least 50 new stores to open. We made this trip (We too, live in Edmonton) visit across the street. But we couldnt help ourselves with taking a walk through this mall. When I told my husband about this place, he I dont think believed me. He was just as amazed as I was.
The person who rented her the store probably lied to her to get her to rent.
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Wow, this mall is full of liminal space! Eerie and intriguing! Maybe not the ideal mood to draw in tons of new customers, but an adventure for curious shoppers like yourself! I look forward to your next update on this place!
More people have now seen this than have ever been in the mall.
Basic builders grade everything. Looks like a bunch of glass storage units.
Nice to see it FINALLY has some stores
Its a hidden gem now . Totally different experience now
The Wren and stimpy clip immediately took me back to the 90s. I felt like a kid for 2 seconds again!! I sung that stupid song all the time
the mall does have a potential in terms of handling conventions. the white paint makes it a blank canvas and banners can stand out.
Is it the set for a new Cube movie ? If the walls start moving run like hell.
Cube 4: Retail cube
I really love the style of that mall. Looks cool and modern.
I hope things turn around for Alberta people are really struggling.
I have seen this type of Mall... in Hong Kong. But those Malls are crammed with every type of shop and restaurants and packed full of people.
Hong Kong has a much higher population density, and apparently the developers of this mall didn't consider that. It's hard to be successful when you have fifty people living within five miles of the mall.
2:02 love that there are Oilers fans in Calgary!!
Michael Christopher HECK YEAH
Like that at Flames games in Calgary, half the people there are Oilers fans.
To be fair, Flames games in Edmonton have a ton of Red C jerseys too!
@@BestEdmontonMall Yes that is true, lots of Flames fans at the Oilers Flames here in Edmonton as well, you just don't see them walking around town very often sporting their Flames gear like the Oilers fan in your video.
@@pHaT_Necron99 I've seen lots of people wear Flames stuff up here.
Went shopping there today and supported a few of the local businesses there. It was an enjoyable experience. Will go back to try Maddy’s. I hope it does survive and thrive.
I forgot this mall existed I might as well visit it again
Thxs for reminding me of it
Thanks for the update on the mall! Great vid!
It's funny, I thought it looked like Pacific Mall. If New Horizon opens 8 more cell phone case stores, and 10 more perfume shops, plus adds 5 counterfeit movie stores and 2 dozen vape stores, then it will be Pacific Mall.
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I kept thinking to myself "this looks so familiar", then you said it's based off of Pacific Mall and it clicked. Looks almost exactly like it
As a Calgarian living in Edmonton, I love your videos. Awesome content! You should definitely consider expanding the scope of your video topics because you're great at producing them but malls are very niche. Cheers!
This place is so aesthetically pleasing to me for some reason lol. The stores being transparent and being made of glass looks so sleek.
yeah it does look similar to Pacific Mall, thanks for the video!
I’m old fashioned. I don’t do internet shopping. I need to see and touch the items I wanna buy. My daughter does (she orders Chinese craps online) and sometimes gets to returns them, too much headache
At least they can quickly convert it into a giant warehouse when the mall goes out of business.
This mall is growing slowly like trying to hit your first 100 subscribers on TH-cam. The grand opening did get pushed back to spring 2019 and given the pace it's going you'll likely see more activity in the mall next December. Still wonder why they built it next to CrossIron Mills and the area is very car dependant. Very limited access via public transit especially from Calgary.
I went to this mall last month and it’s still about only half full. The food court is upstairs with good views of the city and mountains so that’s a plus.🤷🏻♂️
I’m heading back to Calgary soon so I might take a look at this mall. I honestly thought it was abandoned last time I was there lol
I honestly see this layout doing good in heavy asian area. When we were in Tokyo some shopping buildings alot of the floors had multiple small stores within a floor.
The problem is that they built that store right across the street from Cross Iron Mills. People don't want to waste their time going for a few store. With that said, I hope it grows as I find it quite sad to see it so empty. I drove by there the other day and was wondering what it was like on the inside. Thank you for your video.
1:00 Seems that store space right in front of the escalator would be a prime store spot. It was the first thing I saw after the view peeked over the hill.
If this place is anything like Pacific Mall then that Lacoste Cologne is most likely fake.
I thought the same thing. It's weird how similar these to places are.
the whole point of the mall is so random people can sell stuff the likelyhood of it being real or even a well made product is slim
I remember when you had 300 subs. Congrats you are so close to 10k subscribers!
It doesn't seem that long ago does it? Thanks! 😁
From the first day of opening, the owners speculated that it would take about three years to take off. The mall that this is based on, took about two years to successfully operate. The major tenant, The Best Store, is doing well and is attracting a lot of shoppers.
What’s with the glass store fronts?
Reminds me of a futuristic hospital for an outbreak of illness, a big ICU.
Or a very fancy outlet mall
I never would of thought there was this mall...awesome vid though!
The idea kind of reminds me of a "modern" open market. Could be really great for small, locally owned businesses if it manages to take off.
Those glass cubicles are strange.
I visited yesterday out of curiosity after seeing this video, it was pretty empty, Zeeks is still there as well as some more food court locations. It was later on a Sunday so some of the stores were closed. Looks like they built an indoor play park which likely won't open for some time due to Covid. And still no anchor store. Its a strange experience for sure.
Such a fun video!
In the last video I joked that this mall looked like a futuristic prison. But now looking at it, things are starting to take form but for how long? I just don’t see things completely taking off when there’s a more successful mall quite literally less than a couple miles away.
The problem I see is a lot of stores with very little space. This means that a lot of specialty stores need to come in that don't require a ton of inventory. That could present a problem in getting new stores let alone customers to come there. The stores you showed were cool but scant few would I spend money in especially given the fact that I have so many other option elsewhere. Fact is, the mall(as in malls in general) is dying a slow agonizing death. When you see brick and mortar icons like Sears, K-Mart, Toys R Us, etc biting the dust, you know brick and mortar retail is on life support.
I walked through there about a week or so after it opened and I kept wondering when the zombies were going to run around the corner or the experiments being kept in the empty stores showing up. It felt so medical and sterile to me.
Hey, are you the guy from Zombieland? Your voice gives you away.
Well I went there today and talked to the board game store owner. He said the anchor tenants were going to be an Asian "Walmart" called The Best Shop and a T&T supermarket is supposedly coming according to its wikipedia. But construction had barely begun on the Best Shop and looked months away from opening. There was still the one restaurant in the food court with "Amazing Swarma" under construction. A lot of stores should have been open but were closed and had "please call 403-XXX-XXXX number if you need assistance" signs, so store owners arent even bothering showing up some days it appears. It was really awkward walking past store owners who were standing outside their shop and I feel most of the people in the mall were just there to look at this mockery of a mall. If there is a T&T opening there that could be the thing that propels the mall forward, but other than that, I dont see this place surviving the year.
No wonder why the place looks so similar to Pacific mall, it was inspired by it. I used to go there all the time.
Will check it out this weekend.
The issue with this mall is it’s right next to cross iron mills and cross iron has pretty much everything you’d need honestly and I’m from Calgary
What's the pricing like? Are they giving rock bottom pricing to attract people to these stores or is it pretty much same price as the huge mall across the parking lot?
Thanks for the video 😃
It seems good there’s a lot of smaller sections for smaller independent stores rather than the larger ones that only chains can afford (and are getting less relevant, at least in uk) if they get interesting ones in it, it might work!!
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You should find out about any planning applications or planned construction of housing in the area of that place. Seems a bit big for such a location, why would anyone or a big company invest in constructing such a big place in a remote area like that? Id guess its cause its prime future development land & they got in early, knowing the value in the location in the future? Also seems a bit weird, seems like a lot of wasted space especially in the ceiling, if the place is being rented dont they charge for the overall volume of the space? , doesnt seem like it was designed for this. See if you can talk with the owners about the big picture or the history of the place.
not sure if more stores opening up will actually attract customers... there is this mall in Vancouver called "Tsawwassen mills" and it was placed in an area similar to new horizon. It has many many great stores but the problem is that due to its terrible location it doesn't see many people. Sometimes that mall is so dead and other times it has some people, but compared to its capacity, its probably not nearly as much as they're wishing to see.
Wouldn't it make a lot more sense to put all the shops together in one part of the mall and close off the rest?
Its so pretty looking but looks so lonely and cold
It's very white, are you sure you weren't in heaven?
this is such a pretty mall!
be good for a horror movie...
people always seem to cook better when there is not a rush
This mall is awesome!! Made me a lot of money building it!😀
Cheers to those that actually opened up their store at an empty mall. This will get others to go at least try and revitalize this dead mall.
They're either admirable, or very stupid. I guess time will tell.
When the elevator said "Going down" it was actually a commentary on the future of the mall.
Oh fire and wood is a great mix
The people who opened stores in there are probably regretting it big time.
Yeah I don’t know why they thought to build that-especially when Cross Iron was like right beside it
Why exactly did they build this directly across from Cross Iron Mills?
The first honey store I ever saw was in, of all places, Carcross, Yukon.
I'm going to be driving past this mall in a couple of weeks. I was thinking of going to cross Iron mall but may do both now. One on the way out and one on the way back. It will be about lunch time maybe I will try the new eatery. The beef did look awesome.
The mall opens at noon, just a heads up!
Good to know. Thank you. If I can find you again I will let you know what my journey to the mall was like. @@BestEdmontonMall
I think it would have been better if it was full of food tenants. Can you imagine the uniqueness of a place filled with hundreds of locations selling every Asian food you can think of and more?
Great video! I think the mall would be so much more successful if not for the location. Whoever decided placing it right next to Cross Iron Mills was a good idea should have been fired.
“I grabbed some tea.
It tasted... like yea,”
Our Mall has never had this problem. I went there two weeks ago, there were only two spots that were closed, one had a sign that something would open there soon.
The mall will have more and more people with time. When people are looking for something they prefer go into a specializtion shop over a supermarket with everything, well it is the case in Quebec. So yeah, the mall will attract more and more shop with time and will look more lively and less bland.
Ok now I might go check it out. Those stores looked interesting
I hope that mall does indeed fill up, if only for the retailers who are already there. They will have invested a fair chunk of money into their businesses and deserve a break
In time more and more stores will open as more and more people will come, eventually it will be the place to go
That's just plain sad - what will happen if the only place to buy anything will be Amazon?
Will you revisit this mall one year later?
Imagine walking through that mall when it's closed. Must feel really creepy
at 6:22 there is a dollar in the Christmas tree :D