If you love odd mall as much as I do then you shpuld go to odd mall inside out it’s an amazing experience and so many different artists and cosplayers come!
Cedar point was the last owners of the property and they haven't been on the property in many many years. As far as I know there are absolutely no employees of any kind for any reason on the property. Only wildlife preservation people.
@@rosiegibson2110 It’s currently owned by somebody and they’re building homes on the property. That’s why I had to be quiet and whispered throughout the video. People were actively working there
@@bentraemer I haven’t checked on my latest visit. Sorry. I’m going to make an assumption and say it’s still there since much of that looked the same to me
✍Hello... I love my GE in Barberton and its not really as big as some of the other stores but I will say I love grocery shopping in smaller grocery stores. I grew up in the 40-50S and then got married in 60s and grocery stores were just that, a grocery store not a grocery store with a cafe, coffee shop, pharmacy, or whatever. Don't get me wrong the convenience is nice but shopping in these big stores can be exhausting and especially when they decide to change things up. God forbid you can find what you're looking for !! I'll just stick with my Barberton Giant Eagle store 💕 Bye
This is bittersweet to see what’s left really sad to see what it’s come to. This is what greed creates unfortunately we lost amazing parks that were a staple for many generations and now it’s lost to just memories 😢. So glad I got to grow up and experience these places it was absolutely educational and fun for everyone!!!! Invest money into the old school parks it’s not always about bigger faster rides but variety and selection for everyone to enjoy what happened to those days let’s bring it back!!!!😢
I used to go Geauga Lake and Sea World every Summer with my aunt and uncle in 80s and 90s. Such good memories. I went back once when it was Six Flags and once when it was owned by Cedar Fair. It wasn't the same. I wish Anheiser Busch would have bought it.
I grew up going to geauga lake every year . It was sad when they closed then reopened under six flags . It wasn't the same. Really sucks .we need a big park around here again
29:56 to the right was the filtration building to the Pinniped Community Pool and just farther down was the Fish House where all the seafood for the animals was thawed and prepared daily.
24:22 is the filtration building for Shamu Stadium. It also held the office for the Water Quality Department. Lots of was was filtered through that building that went right back into Shamu Stadium.
Animatronic-wise they had a great selection. I was a tad disappointed by the rest of it since much of it had dead batteries but otherwise it was pretty great
I’m in love with the corpse bride animatronic she’s my favorite character from the movie I remember having a crush on her and victor when I first saw the movie
The lazy river actually used parts of the old dolphin cove from seaworld. The rock formations that are standing up can be framed side by side with a dolphin cove picture
@@nearandfarexplorers5125 I remember when I was a kid it was Stop and Shop, that would be in the early - mid 90s, before that it was Country Counter. It's a fairly old building, hence why it doesn't look like any of the other Giant Eagles. The signs over the isles for example are the same ones that were there when I was a little kid. They used to have free coffee by the bakery and my Oma (grandma) and I would go there and she would buy us doughnuts and she would drink coffee and talk to the other seniors who would hangout there.
@@nearandfarexplorers5125 ohhhh I see now this is the Seaworld side, makes sense this is still standing cause supposedly it's where they are gonna put a new park using the remaining wave pool right?
Most of this video is from the SeaWorld side as Geauga Lake is basically gone. The lazy river was actually the action pool area, the only Geauga Lake part was the Grizzly Run bear and parts of Big Dippers station track which was left to use when the park opens that area to the public.
Man I remember my grandparents taking me when I was young I loved turtle beach and the raging wolf bobs was my first coaster I’m very sad to see it gone if I had the money I would love to rebuild it like it was when I was a kid here in Florida my dad and grandfather had all there company picnics there
@@anthonyfrederick9403 I remember Turtle Beach too. There were two water slides near there that would always scare me. The one with the steep drop really freaked me out
I feel sad seeing this. It's bittersweet because I love to see what's left, but I also feel sad because it was such a big part of my childhood. Once Six Flags and Cedar Fair took control of Geauga Lake the best years were behind us. Cedar Fair purposely destroyed Geauga Lake to drive traffic to Cedar Point. Sad to say good bye to my childhood. Nice video though!
