A small mall but unfortunately there isn't much here. My first time visiting Sebring, I was interested in wanting to check this mall out and it's mostly empty. It has a cool GameStop and like 4-5 other major stores to it, and some of the department stores like Beals and Belk were surprisingly still here, but that's about it. The food court is VERY small, and there were only about 4 places at the top of my head I remember seeing food. It's got the 90s mall aesthetics and as far as I'm concerned it doesn't look like it was ever renovated after that. The architecture/aesthetics still looks exactly the same. In the 90s and 2000s, people were flocking to Highlands County for affordability and retirement and wanting to get a head start. I feel like I stepped back in time visiting Lakeshore Mall, and this mall gives me HUGE vibes of that time period. However it's not in a good, nostalgic way. It's more of just a "wow this is sad and depressing. People grew up in this mall only for it to fade away and just be another forgotten relic of a bygone era before online shopping took off". Not only was most of it abandoned, but walking around it felt surprisingly really creepy. I wouldn't be surprised if sketchy and suspicious activity happens here. I felt uncomfortable walking around here and it takes a lot to make me feel that way. No music playing, barely functioning AC, parts of the hallway barely have much good lighting, almost no people walking around. Sadly, the rest of Highlands County doesn't look much better as Sebring, Avon Park, and its surrounding towns, for as cool as they look, are run down as well as having a lot of abandoned buildings/grid areas. This is mostly an agricultural region in the inner part of south Florida . And as far as the Sebring area is concerned a lot of projects in this county look like they went unfinished and businesses went bankrupt throughout the years and 2008. While there's a surprising amount of decent shopping and dining options in Sebring, it's really sad to see these towns that once thrived a couple decades ago become In such economically miserable conditions. And the mall is just another add-on. Go to Orlando or Tampa or other regions along the coast if you want good malls. Overall it was disappointing and unless you like exploring dead malls it's not worth the long drive to visit this one. If not for some of the department stores I imagine this mall might end up closing for good in a few years.