Once upon a time, this center held a glimmer of joy in its heart, beckoning visitors with an array of delightful shops and tempting restaurants. Among them stood the enchanting haven of knowledge, the beloved Borders book shop, where bookworms found solace and adventure.
Yet, as I wandered through its hollow halls today, my heart sank like a stone. The once vibrant place now lies desolate and forsaken, like a ghost town haunted by memories of happier days. The few remnants of life linger on in the form of a lonely cinema and an empty bowling alley, but they are mere echoes of the past.
I couldn't help but feel a profound sadness as I walked amidst the emptiness, the silence enveloping me like a shroud of sorrow. It pains me to witness the decline of a once-thriving hub of activity, now reduced to a shadow of its former self.
In the midst of this desolation, I found myself yearning for a glimmer of hope, a lifeline to revive this forgotten place. Perhaps, if they extended a gesture of compassion, like offering free parking for three precious hours, it could breathe life into the barren spaces and lure people back to its embrace.
Alas, the dreams of its once bustling past now lie shattered, leaving behind an ache of lost possibilities and unfulfilled promises. How I wish this sorrowful tale could end differently, with laughter and joy returning to grace these forsaken walls. But for now, it stands as a melancholic testament to the passage of time and the fragility of...
Read moreA decent place packed with a good range of entertainment and variety of eating options however could do with a serious ramp up with upkeep and maintenance.
First of all the architect who designed this building should have his brain examined. One of the worst layout of a building I have ever seen. Its quite a big building but its very cramped and congested and not intuitive to navigate.
This is quite a popular place with the IMAX theater being there. A lot of people come through this building. Food court is quite messy and at peak times hard to find a clean table. The toilets are never clean and the graffiti doesn't help. The cinemas are quite filthy too, next time have a look at the seats with a flashlight.
So all in all, fun place to hang out but really needs a good clean followed by more...
Read morePretty appalling appearance wise. From just entering via the steps, you can smell the piss from the homeless that sleep there at night. Then you enter and everything is barren and boarded up, there are only a few businesses that still run inside there such as the cinema and the bowling alley, those places are surprisingly good given that they are inside skyworld. I know that covid really hit this place hard, but it sucks looking at the state of this place pre and post covid times and how drastic the look of the place is now. One last thing is the steps, not sure if this is just me but I find it really confusing trying to leave the place, you can't leave the same way you entered. I enter from Queen street but can only ever find an exit onto Wellesley st, just a...
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