Macroplaza Mall - Pasadena (TX)

3 /5 Landon Vernon: As a shopping center, this has almost nothing to offer, but I look at this place as more of a relic. I drove far to visit this place, and photograph it. Snuck around all the makeshift barriers to really see what this mall used to have. It’s beautiful. If you love dead malls then this is the place to see, if you love abandoned malls, just wait a few more months.

1 /5 G U: I went there earlier today, and it was basically a ghost town. While the building was technically open, there was only 1 store that was actually open for business, (A Quinceanera dress shop) but everything else, including the food court was closed. Not sure why this mall isnt completely shut down.

5 /5 Tilley Teresa “Cessare”: We come here every year for pictures with Santa. He is amazing with the kids there is never a long line the elves that check you in and check you out are so pleasant and sweet they make the stressfulness of family Christmas photos so much easier. ❤️

3 /5 Jessica Fails: It used to be a got to spot for millennials and I saw When it was still busy But Once the food court closed This mall Turned Dead I wish it would Get revitalized but The Spanish owners Tried But Still not much business I feel The only Way to Maybe revitalize this place Is To Add a real life Freddy Fazbear Pizza FNAF is very Popular s O it Could bring life back to this mall

5 /5 Dashiell Allen-Smith: This place is… something. First of all, I visited late May of 2022, on a Saturday. Anyway, if you want to go shopping, I do not think that this will be your place. Macy’s closed in 2017, Palais Royal closed in 2020 alongside Sears, and Dillards closed in 2006. I should also add that the food court has been vacant for years. Heck, the Claire’s, the one really decent-looking store, closed a while before I arrived, not to mention that a third of the mall (the playground and the empty hallways towards Macy’s) have been closed since the pandemic. However, despite ALL of these flaws, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The styling, though slightly refurbished roughly 5 or so years ago, still looks similar to how it did when it opened in 1982. The Palais Royal still has it’s logo in place, but so does the Sears. So if you enjoy dated architectural design, I would highly recommend. EDIT: I went back during Thanksgiving week, and the place is not doing too hot. The only name brand store, which I believe was a FootAction, has closed since I last went last May. Just a fare warning, the area is not the safest (certainly no Greenspoint or Sharpstown, but still enough that you should be more careful), and that the old Macy’s may have a homeless person or two. Don’t worry, as the mall itself should be fine, since the only people there are getting exercise. Only go after dark if you know what you are doing. In conclusion, if you want to go, do so sooner rather than later since I doubt the longevity of this mall. EDIT 2: I added more photos from Thanksgiving Week 2022, this time from my camera, as I forgot to put the photos of it on here. The new photos do not reflect the current state of the mall, again as they are from a couple of months ago.