Northwest Abandoned mall Houston Texas. business park Houston Texas.
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I grew up in Houston - Spring Branch - and this is one of the malls I grew up going to - I remember this mall from the late 90s and 2000 and they had the same stores that memorial city had at the time.
I also grew up around Spring branch 8n the early 90s and remember taking the Metro Bus and it would ride past this mall
I grew up from Northwest Houston and I used to go to Northwest Mall. It used to be a great hangout place for high schoolers. I used to go for shopping and arcade place was there at the time. I love going to arcades.
Thank you for exploring Northwest Mall, I've had so many questions about it and always wanted to explore it but thank you for doing that for me, I gotta check to see if that door is still open the next time I stop by......
Do it at your own risk, I was very lucky to make it inside
Please don't! Remember with our luck! The cops or a killer will show up when you're there 😂
I miss that mall with all my heart..we'd go every sunday after cicis pizza that used to be next to the foley's.
Do have the exact address
That place in the food court with running water and 90s tiles was a "great American cookies".
I worked @ Piccadilly here for yrs. I hung out here alot. Was a pretty nice mall back then. They had a game room my son loved to go into. Memories. Alot of memories
Levcor planned to close the mall in 2017 until the road construction around the mall was finished. The current rumor is that the mall has been sold to Texas High Speed Rail and they plan to use it as their terminal. There's a mall on the south side Almeda that's identical to Northwest.
Almeda is a bad town man I can tell you that now, always gunshots and murder, my ex gf actually coming to find out was dating a 26 year old and at the time my gf was 16 and I was 17 and found out she cheated on me with this guy at this mall when it was closed down. So to me this mall has a lot of back ground stories lol, but it's a cool mall especially. Thanks for the history
@@misterpimlott6330oh damn lol 😅 she gone miss out once you become a millionaire
If this is true that's dope as fck. And I hope the high speed rail does go though
I heard that but I hope that doesn’t end up being the Houston station for the HSR. Should be closer downtown.
I grew up spending time at this mall
Not as much as Memorial city but still a good bit. The Foley’s later Macy’s for many years had its original elevator from the 1960’s with pop out black buttons.
Also if you want some history
Shelly Duvall was discovered while working at that Foley’s I believe at the perfume counter.
YUCH should left her there, just okay casting person, admit you were horny for anything when you meet her.
Same. My dad worked nearby so my brothers and my mom would spend all Friday every week waiting for him to get off work so we could all eat dinner at the nearby restaurants. It was pretty cool in the late 80s but even then got boring after 3 hours lol. Town and Country Mall will always be my favorite Houston mall of the past.
@@markshadows3667 Same here with Town & Country Mall. Miss that one terribly. I remember going in Joske’s a lot. I also remember watching them build the 2 glass elevators as a kid. Did you know that mall opened with only one tiny mall elevator by one entrance of Marshall Fields.
@@carlosrivas1629 I met Shelley DeVall too only I was working at a sporting good store she was shopping at, and I asked her for her drivers license to compare the name on the check she was paying with to the name on her drivers license and my reply to her was “Olive Oil”.
In case you don’t get the joke, she was cast in the movie, “Popeye”, with Robin Williams.
@@kevinshaub839 she was skinny enough ofr the role, okay looking when younger and Bluto was a tough bad guy.
Being an “old”, I can recognize what store / restaurant was each of those spots just seeing the color theme and basic layout.
I used to work in that food court. Behind the wall you said was creepy with a face was a Chick Fil A. I worked there. Sad to see it in its current state. Cool yall got inside.
That is so awesome.
@@misterpimlott6330 yes so awesome to see my first job place! I was at the mall the last day it closed in 2017
That was the only reason to go there pre-2012 when the only Chick-fil-A was there and at Galleria on the northwest. Once the ones at Taylor and at Crosstimbers opened that was all she wrote.
This is like Bill & Ted go to Northwest Mall.
I remember going there as a kid a lot, they had a lot of affordable stores where you could buy shoes and dresses for cheap. It had a really good food court and small convenience stores. It wasn't much of a mall but more of a marketplace for those that couldn't afford luxury.
Thanks for sharing i am late but here its crazy how many memories i had of northwest mall
I remember going there with my mom when I was a kid, then it closed in 2017.
Wow, awesome video! This mall had the distinction of being the "hangout spot" for me and my friends back in the late 90's. So sad to see it in its current state..
True on that, I bet it was a nice mall!
@@misterpimlott6330 lolololo!!!!! hah NOT LIKELY.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tradewings skating ring on 34st was the "hangout" in the 90's also within that area.
That was the food court and that thing you were talking about that was Santa Land back in the day
I grew up going her when i was young then when i went to juvenile they took us there after it was closed down for AA meetings…. It was so dead nobody would be there and they used to steal so much
Love the intro 🔥
Rip foley's 🥺
Is this place for sale ? How do I obtain information for this ?
They was mot a Macy there. In Houston Foley's was the store back in those days. My mother worked it the farm it store there for years
It was actually both. It was a Foley's up until 2006 when it was changed to Macy's (Federated Department stores rebranded all of their former stores as Macy's around that time).
I have so many memories in that mall 😢....
I love this! Which entrance did y’all use? I would love to explore this mall for the nostalgic rush.
Front
Where is the front I’m not from here
Bet my picture still upthere😂
Visited yesterday and a few weeks ago the memories hit so hard
I wanna go hang out with my friends and I was wondering if you can still go inside like in the video
I couldn’t remember the stores but my fat a$& def remembered each and every restaurant 😂😢😂
So much history
Always! If I find the story to this mall I'll post it in the description
Your pronunciation of things is driving me nuts... 😂
Palace Royal 🤣 For anyone else who reads this, 'Palais' is pronounced 'Pah-Lay'...
@Cerstani I remember my Nana saying that, thanks for the future correction😊
It will be the Texas high speed rail from Houston to Dallas TX. That's what the elected officials said but nothing has been done. Bonds were approved when mayor's Parker and Turner were in office, allegedly it was said. I think. My opinion. It was closed 😢 but people still went there but now they go to memorial City Mall. My opinion tho
So you can just sneak there anytime ?
isn’t there a security, how’d y’all get in
There’s literally one security watchman for the entire mall and lot that really only stays parked at the main entrence. The “mall” is in the middle of litigation for taxes I believe and their only concern is keeping copper thieves out. I drive by this mall every week, it’s decline was tragic.
Is there heavy security there? Or any motion sensors?
The entrance they went though is now bolted up but there is another door but idk if that one was closed off but the mall is in pretty bad shape atm
Only one guard who stays in his car at the main entrance. Honestly the mall was all but dead before it officially closed and there isn’t much for to explore.
That utopia used to be a Sam goody back in the 90s and early 00s. Bought many a classic cd there: amy grants lead me on, Cher believe, etc
Mannnnnnnn the footlocker and footaction was the spot. Miss this place. Pure nostalgia
Champs top
I really liked this mall as a kid. My parents would come here in the eerly 2000's and it would have traffic and specific events happening on stage! It was really nice..sad they closed it down. Great video tho , this brings bsck memories!
The narrator is awful at guessing what those spaces were, and I had to laugh at "Palais Royal was expensive stuff."
🤣🤣
The security guards became personal friends too. Wonder what happened to them
Crazy how we can say 2000-2017 is "back in the day" seems like a couple yrs ago .
Thought I was the only one. Watching this video brings back so many memories of the late 90's/early 2000's. It all seems so recent, until I look in a mirror and realize I'm not 17 anymore!
Bruuuh. I've been to this mall many times as a kid in the 90s!! They never changed the ceiling color or anything. That was a water fountain at the 5:13 mark. Thanks for the walkthrough.
The Store at the 1:30 mark is the old Texas State Optical. My dad ran it for decades.
Dreyers was a baskin Robbin’s in the 90s. There was Sbarro, Chic Fil A, sesame hut, Piccadilly cafeteria , and a hamburger place I can’t remember the name of and great American cookie, right before they closed the alcohol Bundt cake place was there
I spend more times at Memorial city mall in the early 80's but I also when to Northwest Mall. Almeda mall is a copy of Northwest mall.
Went to Scarborough down way and this where I picked up most my Jordans in the late 90s
Why are all the malls loosing business?
Looks like it would have been a pretty cool mall,,and I don't even like malls lol
I hate them homestly
Great chinese food too
Farrells Ice Cream Parlor was were we had our birthdays. Shopped there since the 70's. Grew up down the street.
I used to go there all the time back in the day.
I can still picture in my mind what used to be where. I was a teen and I had my first job at chick fil a back in 2004-2005.
I may have not been around in the early 2000's and 90's but I got to experience the last bit of the mall as a 10-12 year old in 2014-2016.
Were the doors just unlocked or what?
Yup I jogg trough there and there's a white van saying that yall shouldn't be there ,and I was like I'm was just curious tho😅
My bf went there a few years ago with friends to sneak in and said there was white vans roaming around in the middle of the night saying you shouldn’t be here be careful. Then when they were inside he said there was a security guard following him and just told them to be careful. Super odd.
I have a picture of me as a baby that was taken somewhere in the mall my mom tells me.
The one store at 2:30 looks like the typical photoshoot layout from the early 2000's
I’m glad that you finally the first person to explore the abandoned northwest mall but how did you got in
door
i miss this mall already
My childhood
That mall was dead back in 2005
I used to take the Metro Bus and it would drive by this Mall. I think it was route 46
Route 26, formerly Route 20 back then went by there as well great times!
I used to take route 85 and got off at Hempstead & Post Oak or W18th...
@spagheted2954 route 20 sounds about right. 46 was the route that went by Memorial City Mall. I used to live in Spring Branchin the 90s
You asked if the city of Houston has any future plans for Northwest Mall. I've heard tell that if the proposed Super Train linking Houston to Dallas ever gets built this dead mall will be converted to a train station for the super train. I haven't heard much talk on this recently however!
I think there use to be a country and western might club at that mall years ago. This mall is gonna become a train station.
There was! Longhorn Saloon I think.
@@markshadows3667 I think your right.
They’ve been saying that for years but I thought that fell through. Last I heard the current owners were behind on taxes.
I'm just curious how you got in there, because I'm thinking about exploring with some friends here soon and it looks like on google maps they put drywall over the front doors.
Did u ever went?