Exploring an Abandoned Mall Frozen in Time

I would have saved that CRT computer monitor in the security office.

great job Alabama allowing people to breath that air at work and school.... oh yeah, that's why I quit my job in Huntsville... as soon as they started testing the air in the building I was in, was defiantly the sign 'time to go'. Never going back to that backwards state.

So many of these are so much like early portions in the LIFE AFTER PEOPLE series

700k sq ft. Amazing. Design is very dated but as a kid didn’t love going to the mall on a Saturday .🏖️

It’s a shame that after this video it’s gonna get vandalized and hit with graffiti :(

This is a sears. they normally dont keep up with the properties they own

Take a shot of whiskey every time "90s" is said.

I remember going here 25 years or so ago, it was so nice back then, hard to imagine what it has become but that is so many malls today

I wonder what those vhs tapes would look like all these years later, especially the earliest from the latest.

I grew up in Alabama, not in Montgomery but close enough that it was where we went to do major shopping. I remember when the mall originally opened in 1970 and the addition of the back wing in 1986. I lived in Montgomery in the early 90's and had an apartment less than a mile from this mall. What killed this mall was the largest anchor store (originally Gayfers but now Dillard's) move to a new development called East Chase in the late 90's as well as a general overbuilding of retail space in the Montgomery Metro through the early 2000's. That Food Court was incredible back in the day. The clock came from a jewelry store and was a fixture in downtown for many years before being relocated to the mall. It's a shame to see the place like this.

abandoned malls make me so sad

This mall definitely looks like something you’d see on Life After People, if that show even comes on anymore….

Test if there still working and get urself a free soda😂

There could be mold in that drink

horrible howow they just let it all go to waste,,,,someone could have bought it and made it alive again

Nice Cinnabon / Better Call Saul reference in the video surveillance room… Well done as usual, guys.

I really miss going to the mall.....

Wait until he finds a statue and it starts following him

two lost little girls once again

it’s insane and kinda creepy all those tables and chairs were left. makes it feel almost apocalyptic.

Excellent vid

Let the illegals move in.

Abandoned buildings are fascinating. Only thing is - shoudn’t you guys be wearing masks of some kind? I’m just thinking of those stagnant puddles and the visible decay - I feel like the air quality would be shit and god knows about mold

i dont know why, but this bring me to tears, from nostalgia, to the sadness of the decay, this just hurts.

what a perfect setting for a post apocalypse movie!!!!

OMG the mushrooms. Nothing "Last of Us" about that, go ahead and touch them.

Vero beach mall soon!

Day of the dead!

Do this for the Dutch Square mall in SC

why aren't we using the empty malls for housing?

Ya too bad montgomery literally went to shit with its violence and gangs. I remembered that mall use to be so busy all the time until some wannabe gansta went and shot a gun off in there. Ppl got to scared to go back.

Population just reached 8 billion tho ,

Good economies open more stores. The fact this is happening across the country paints a picture.

This reminds me of the stranger things mall

What a Time Capsule. This would be a perfect Set to film an Apocolyptic Film. Awesome Job, Guys !

When I lived in AL I used to drive past this mall all of the time

No way, I grew up in Montgomery, but was too young to ever go here while it was open. My parents would always tell be about it, but the only mall I could go to was Eastdale across town which is currently in its own state of decline. My little brother started participating in the local VEX robotics competitions in a local school, so I got a chance to see the mall up close and go inside LAMP (the High School that was a part of the mall previously). Very cool that y'all finally covered this place.

Those worms were probably mosquitoe larvae

The buidings ware to be found back in a backroom game

Im afraid that there might be some homeless hobo living there.

Idk why but i js got black ops zombie vibes

I’m sure someone’s already answers but the ‘alive’ things are probably mosquito larvae

I'm imagining a creepy version of Spice Girls playing from an old boombox.

Another video, another request to wear safety footwear and a respister mask (N95) for the black mold. It'll catch up to you

You guys have one of the coolest jobs to me fr. I’ve always wanted to explore abandoned places, and even though it holds a lot of risks, I find so much interest in it!

Some rude person
Said we don't understand and blame greed on the closing of our mall. Well that's why ours closed for good . That and they were deeply in debt .
Thanx to Simon malls buying that property.
Now it's changed hands again . And it's not for the better.
It says Rittal. On the front. And so far it's got big trucks in front of it.
It's storage space on that side. Even if someone did buy it for nostalgia sake they'd have a lot of fixing up to do. The construction people or whoever it was tore the heck out of it inside. What a mess. They totally trashed it.😢😢😢
It's so sad. I don't see why they couldn't have just called it historical
And restored it like Dayton Ohio did for their old arcade.
In Springfield Ohio it's all money money money.😢😢😢😢😮