This place is fascinating. A portal to another time with keen insight into the grandeur of the early 1980's.

Many questions are raised; how does the such an awkward location sustain so many chain salons (great and super clips, lady Jane's etc) as well as several independant salons?! Wrapping it all up in a tight little bow, there are several product providing stores that refer to themselves as salons providers. No loose ends, I like it.

So much to see! Why does the telecom company residing here have to different locations very much separate from one another in the same mall?

I've seen outdoor outlet malls work in other states like Michigan where all the stores are on flat ground directly side by side in a single line with a large cement walkway and a single large awning covering the foot traffic.

I've seen in Florida where where Tampa can basically do whatever it wants but tends to keep the walkways wide and covered from inclement weather.

Here (in Nebraska) everything is on different levels. I'm 32 years old and the first thing I thought upon arriving was I wish I was much younger because this place would be great for skate boarding or tag. There are several uncovered courtyards, most of them have walkways of multiple heights traversing around them wide enough for maybe one in each direction or if someone unfortunately is in a well chair, maybe one person wide (the turns might prove a challenge).

Simply amazing... dont get it twisted there are some gems here; krypton comic, gamers, warhammer 40k, a huge book store, I've yet to try it but I'm committed to utilizing the theatre at some point.

But regardles, you should go see this place. It's worth a view at least.