SIMPLE THRIVING MALL - Capital City Mall - Camp Hill, PA

And if you would like to grab a work of original art done by Lid Wetszel, head on over to my Etsy shop. It's going to be pinned in the comment and in the description and bio. These are acrylic on canvas paintings. So head on over if you want an original piece to hang on your wall. Hey guys, I'm in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. This is the Harrisburg area at the Capitol City Mall. I was just at Colonial Park Mall. So far, these two seem like they're going to be polar opposites. This place is thriving. It looks like it's got full anchors. Let's go walk around and see what we can find. Looks like this is going to be a food court entrance already. We have a full parking lot here. Oh, nice. The ceiling. This is a nice mall. It's got some I don't know. The architecture is not terribly updated, which is nice. The floor looks like an older style floor. It's definitely wellkept. >> I forgot. I'm sorry. Dicks. >> Yeah, it's a little bland. It's very busy though. that H&M. >> Interesting to see a Dicks like this. Usually their house of sport when they're connected like this, aren't they? I remember Parattown Mall had a Dicks as an anchor. Sometimes it feels like it's kind of hard to film in these these busy places. I don't know what it is about this place that people wanted to come here and support it and not the other one. But boy, this is a complete polar opposite. >> Smells like sweet pretzels in here. Must be an antian nearby. I got to go find a directory. Here's their design. Let me go find a director. There should be one down here. There's the anchors. Dicks, Macy's, J C Penney, they got Dave and Busters. They got Fine Wine and Good Spirits. So, this isn't a terribly fancy place, but it's just your average mall that does good. I like this kind of place, and it does have some design to it. Uh, it's not completely whitewashed. This is the kind of This is the kind of place you want to see. The standard American mall. There's nothing spectacular about it, but it's definitely sustained. And this isn't going anywhere. What do you guys think of this place? I think it is really cool and I'm glad to see a mall do this well. It's not like one of those It's not like Ross Park where it's like obnoxiously overwhelming. Uh this is how malls are supposed to be. This is how they were back in the day. Um oh, my sweatshirt is a '9s LA gear sweatshirt. I got it at the Mommy Antique Mall. So, it was a vintage antique. I thought it was appropriate to wear in my videos. Straight out of the '90s. And that is our beautiful skylight. The only complaint I have is that they could have had a fountain somewhere. Uh, that would have made it better. I don't know what it is against fountains these days. When was this place last updated? >> I don't know. I want to say 2000s. But this floor looks like Lima Mall's floor, which is a ' 60s mall. Now, this mall opened in 1974. So, I'm wondering, is the floor original? I'd be curious to know that Toy Depot that was um Journeys. >> So I can see that they fill spaces as needed. >> Liinal spaces. >> Very liinal spaces. >> This mall's not bad. I like it. >> This is like just your standard American mall. >> Yeah, >> it's like how they're supposed to be. >> Yes, very much so. I got to go down to the pennies when there's, you know, J C Penney still has 600 stores in operation. Big line at the uh boba shop. >> Guys, don't mind me. I walk fast and I move fast and sometimes when the places are crowded like this, it's kind of tough cuz you really don't want to be obviously filming like so it's best to just be slick move fast. This wing's a little more dead. Definitely not dead, but it feels like there's less people. >> Capital City. Sweet emotions. I >> think I only seen one empty storefront here. Fuzzy wall. Color me mine. JC Penny. Oh, look at that. Look at this ceiling over here. That's different. >> Yeah, >> that's pretty cool. >> I like some of the designs here. They're not bad. >> Diamonds. This mall was renovated in the late '9s. >> The uh former Ames became the JC Penney. That's interesting. There was a Hex here, too. This kind of reminds me of like Parmatown Mall. In the comments, let me know if you were a Parmatown Mall kid. I don't know how many times I brought that place up. Probably plenty. But that was my mall growing up. You guys notice something about this uh food court? It's got a Taco Bell. It's pretty unique. You don't really see that in food courts. I just wanted to show the ceiling. It's pretty cool. Pretty cool place. >> Oh, there's Manny. >> Hello. >> Everyone subscribe to Manny Quacky. >> Don't forget. >> All right, guys. That's going to complete my look at the Capitol City Mall here in Camp Hill, PA. That was a refreshingly vibrant mall. Not in an up not in an uppy way. Not in like an annoying way, just in a like I'm glad for it way. But any mall that's thriving, I'm not going to complain. So, let me know what you think and I'll see you guys on the next video.