UPDATE 2025 : Both the Crystal River Mall and Warren Mall have been closed and demolished.

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"Hey, wanna go to the ma-"
"J A M S "

I took care of the old lady as a patient at a nursing home that made those Palm tree sculptures

>Trying to be sneaky.
>Has 5 million keys dangling from his waist making noise.

And the ubiquitous GNC. When the universe reaches its heat death, the last thing standing will be a GNC.

One day I imagine one day I'll be working a security job of some kind. I'll hear noises coming from an abandoned area and go and investigate. What will I find? Dan Bell and some of his other goofy friends hiding and giggling.

If I had a dead mall in my state... I'd be there once a week just to be in a silent place surrounded by beautiful old school mall aesthetic.

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Dan: "I maybe added in a couple sound effects"
woman moaning at 22:35
Me: "Jesus Christ, Dan"

I've been a resident of citrus county for 17 years. Thats the county that Crystal River is in. They decorate for Halloween because they do trick or treating in there. Also the food court seems so big because they used to have a carousel and other entertainment in the center where the tables are. The seafoam green chairs and pink tables were from a beach theme they used to have. And the tent top is because when they first built it they were going to build a second floor, which is also another reason the food court is so big, so that they could put escalators there. It's so sad to see a once flourishing mall turn into this. Really sucks for us locals. Nicky B's in the food court has the best hot dogs and fried ice cream in town if anyone visits. 😊

18:39 - "All change thrown into the fountain is collected and used to maintain the fountain"

This is like ASMR for my nostalgia craving soul.

22:33 (hears moaning)
“I kinda wanna get a slice a pizza”

Am I the only one that thought someone was “getting it” at 22:37

the vape lounge had me laughing

My favorite part of the dead malls videos are all the dead malls in them. Please never stop including dead malls in the dead mall series.

I love how the outside shot of the Florida mall has an old woman in a walker coming out of the front door. Perfect representative for about 1/3 of Florida's population.

Thanks for posting this. The Warren Mall is the mall that I grew up with (it opened just after I started kindergarten). My family shopped there, my friends and I met there for movies and the arcade (Aladdin's Castle), my mom worked in the Kmart, and I even worked in the EB Games for a bit (which was never cool and hip). It was the shiniest, newest, and most futuristic building in town throughout the 80s, and going there during Warren's harsh winters was always a delight. During the 80s, New York state (about 10 miles away) had sales tax on food and clothing, while Pennsylvania did not, making this one of the busiest places in the area (it was nearly impossible to find parking there regularly, if you can believe it).

The closed "pizza place" you went in was originally the Orange Julius, which was later converted into a small restaurant, which also went out of business (they had really good, affordable mushroom swiss burgers there). The large restaurant with the bars was a Ponderosa Steak House with a "Grand Buffet" (you really don't want to go into that space -- it's really greasy and full of broken glass), and I was there a few years ago helping a friend film a video. The store that you went in with the broken ceiling tiles was originally a Fashion Bug, which was expanded and then became a Goodwill when FB went out of business. The office next to the Bon Ton was originally a Northwest Savings Bank, which eventually moved down the hall near the entrance before being closed. Incidentally, the pizza you smelled was from the Napoli Pizza restaurant, which opened with the mall and has remained a staple there even to this day (it's considered by many in the town to be the best pizza place), although it has since relocated. I'm a little bit bummed out that you missed the steel and copper sculpted wall mural of the oil wells at the entrance. Oh, by the way, those plants in all the planters in the mall were all real, alive, and original, which I was always a little bit taken aback by.

It sickens me that it became a tax shelter for some pretty seedy individuals before falling into the state of disrepair that it was in while you were filming. They have since started transitioning the mall into a shopping plaza and most of the store units that you visited have since been gutted, torn down, or converted to accommodate larger stores (although it does have a few more stores now, but it is no longer a "mall"). I'm a little sad that I couldn't get my hands on some of the EB Games fixtures before it closed. Sad ghosts of retail past.

22:06 you know you’re in a dead mall when you see a palm logo under the sprint logo