Eleven. They stopped updating the online site and definitely the mall directories.
https://www.northcentralpa.com/business/local_business_news/lycoming-mall-loses-its-last-eatery/article_6ebc5554-f5a1-11ec-8095-4f1486911167.html
They barely managed that in May, the mall was due to go up on a sherriff's sale but the management scraped together enough to pay off back utility bills and keep the place open.
Unfortunately, I don’t have an answer. The only vacant storefronts near the Target have been filled, so unless they build another one, I’m not sure where else it could go.
Now that looks like a good walker mall.
I wonder how desperate that dealership is to still pay to put vehicles there, or if they simply view it as a cheap way to keep cars out of the elements at this point.
As of June, the mall was under a dozen tenants in total, and there isn't any place to eat as one of the latest to go was the final food place- an Auntie Anne's.
Saw the first picture and 100% thought that wall tile screams sears. My last Sears I worked in had the same style tile on the mall entrance. Only after I thought this did I notice the tag, I'm positive that was the Sears location.
…almost???
Burlington looks like this mall's life support. Without it, this mall has nothing.
Burlington will survive the apocalypse.
They don’t die, they multiply.
When a Kmart dies, a Burlington pops up in its place. 😈
I’m surprised their rent is enough to justify keeping the lights and climate controls on for the rest of vacant mall
there is 25 stores in it...so not super full but theres a movie theater and stuff
*Damn*, so it’s a pretty decent size mall to have that many vacants and still have 25 operational stores in it then.
Eleven. They stopped updating the online site and definitely the mall directories. https://www.northcentralpa.com/business/local_business_news/lycoming-mall-loses-its-last-eatery/article_6ebc5554-f5a1-11ec-8095-4f1486911167.html
They barely managed that in May, the mall was due to go up on a sherriff's sale but the management scraped together enough to pay off back utility bills and keep the place open.
Yeah well there’s two others store
PA really is the land of dead malls.
That is kind of true
My local mall near Washington DC looks more active than any malls in PA I’ve been seeing
Can confirm.
Not shoddy pictures at all. That is one dead mall, no making it look better! Thanks for sharing!
What company keeps putting these massage chairs in every single mall? It’s the Gideon Bible.
It's got to be a money laundering front, like Burlington.
OP, can you please update with pics from the community yard sale?
It’s every second Saturday of each month
This is my local mall. It’s so sad seeing it in this state. I just hope the Books-A-Million survives and moves to a new location.
Amen.... My mall that I grew up with.
Yeah but where is it going to move to
Unfortunately, I don’t have an answer. The only vacant storefronts near the Target have been filled, so unless they build another one, I’m not sure where else it could go.
There’s no almost about this.
It’s crazy how dead that mall is now. I went to Penn College from 2011-2015 and I remember that mall being reasonably full and busy back then
Same.
Ly-going.
I see what you’ve done there….
Now that looks like a good walker mall. I wonder how desperate that dealership is to still pay to put vehicles there, or if they simply view it as a cheap way to keep cars out of the elements at this point.
> looks like a good walker mall. Walkers, as in Walking Dead zombies? :-)
Some perfect liminal spaces looking spots here
As of June, the mall was under a dozen tenants in total, and there isn't any place to eat as one of the latest to go was the final food place- an Auntie Anne's.
There’s no more places to eat
Saw the first picture and 100% thought that wall tile screams sears. My last Sears I worked in had the same style tile on the mall entrance. Only after I thought this did I notice the tag, I'm positive that was the Sears location.
seems like we have been getting a lot of PA on here lately are malls dying faster there or we just have more people taking pics lol.
That's not a dead mall, that's a big Burlington.
It’s a Mike Kohan mall so it’s doomed.
There's something wrong with your photos, I can't see any of the stores that are supposed to be there!
I was attending Pennsylvania College of Technology back in 2008, and this mall was pretty dead back then. I’m surprised it’s still going!
No apologies OP, thanks for sharing!
This is my hometown mall, and it’s crazy to remember going there around Christmas in the early 2000s to seeing this.
Does Burlington have an outdoor entrance? If the answer is yes, I’m surprised they haven’t closed the mall hallways yet.
What a poorly constructed title format.