As a kid growing up Aladdins Castle arcade was the best place to visit. Saw many movies at the mall too.
What else you got.
What else you got.
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What was the old computer/video game store called?As a kid growing up Aladdins Castle arcade was the best place to visit. Saw many movies at the mall too.
What else you got.
What was the old computer/video game store called?
Loved Aladdin's Castle... a five dollar bill from my dad was a king's ransom in that place...
Especially remember the excitement of Mortal Kombat II and the huge 6 player X-Men game when there was someone at every character. Each one was good except for Jubilee who sucked... seriously... Jubilee?
Yep! Good recall. They had these 10 packs of games where each CD was in a plastic slipcase so that all 10 were visible. Thing was like 5 feet long. Kept them at the front of the store... hard to describe... anyway, loved getting those."Lexington Mall, has it all."
babbage's?
Yes and believe it or not--a smaller arcade in that Sears store. It had Berzerk and the pornographic pinball game Gorgar.Wasn't there a Sears in the middle of the mall?
No. Where Sears was, the Mall STOPPED until about 1995(?).Wasn't there a Sears in the middle of the mall?
Yep. Sears in the middle.
Is that Jerry Seinfeld and George kostanza in the front???? And a young Kramer in the background???Bear wrestling in Fayette Mall
Seinfeld look alike contest at Fayette Mall
They used to have those wishing wells of water near Shillito's and the front entrance as well.
BAM!Should we find an older picture where Sears was the very end of the mall?
No. Where Sears was, the Mall STOPPED until about 1995(?).Wasn't there a Sears in the middle of the mall?
I miss a clothing store called Structure also.
Anyone remember the name of the sub shop that was maybe in Turfland Mall.
They would put the filling on a flat grill and chop it up fine.
That place was a lifesaver during our early married days. Whatever we need to furnish the apartment was at least 15% cheaper at Hills than anywhere else. Sad day when it closed.Hill's in South Park
Hill's in South Park
Saw many a movie over there, very difficult to find by the TGI Friday'sI use to love that movie complex over there that I could never find.
I miss the old Beer and Dogs place in the Food Court called "Frank & Stein."
Saw many a movie over there, very difficult to find by the TGI Friday's
We got one of those places here in Flawida. Actually watched UK lose to Wisc there. I'm not going back. Seriously
Hickory Farms used to have a store in FM and we'd hit up their samples till they ran us out of there. Would also con people out of some coin with some sob story about needing bus fare to get home only to spend it at AC on pinball, dipped out hands in the fountains for qtrs also. Got busted for it once.
What about that rock looking thing way above the movie theatre in Crossroads? What was that thing?
Of course Tony's arcade was legendary.