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I prefer this mall change to Hotel which can change to Hotel room to accommodate the people who go to concert and event.

Never been there before and never will. It was abandoned for many years after 2008 financial crisis.

No wonder BM Summit hotel already closed and shifted into foreign dormitory rooms.The BM Summit Plaza also in the same fate.

Big fail. Not keen to visit even if the opportunity arises.

One mall 1000% you want to keep away from...

Good review, although I found parts of the background music a bit distracting. Thanks for the review.

I think because of U it revived... She just coincidentally "emphasized" by U....

I got the eerie feeling from 3:04 on. I used to go there regularly mid-2000s, not anymore.

Good idea to monetize those empty shops... Open a 'content creator' studio. Just put a green screen behind & hire a videographer/cameraman. Charge per hour rates.

Probably also because parking at Section 14 is almost impossible to find.

A recent chinese paper just reported ,and also a YT video ,that within the Klang Valley ,that is K.L , P.Jaya and Klang , there are over 170 shopping malls. I was like , this must be crazy. Anyone had done any counting ?

It might be in the heart of KL but the roads are not in a good feng shui area…

Who owns it? Just poor management. No improvement.

this mall will full when REPC for running event like as garmin run currently.

Imagine that Pavilion and KLCC just within the walking distance. They should repurpose this mall like Wisma Cosway a very successful food court

Not a surprise it is a failure, as the DC Mall next door has not been doing well since it opened before Covid. There is already BSC nearby that has been the go-to spot for Bangsar and Damansara Heights residents. Architecturally, it is very run-of-the-mill, cannot tell the difference between it and say MidValley. Even DC Mall is more interesting architecturally with a more open and airy feel to the mall.

It just suffers from atrocious and unimaginative management. Bring in new tenants such as Muji, Uniqlo and Nitori, slash rental prices for the right desired tenants, take a page out of 1Utama and Sunway Pyramid to have more interesting tenants such as climbing wall gyms, fitness-oriented businesses (yoga, spinning classes, pilates). Build a pedestrian bridge over to Empire Subang mall to try to pull in more foot traffic there. The fact they don’t even offer complimentary parking for the first 2-3 hours if you spend a certain amount at the mall just smacks of management incompetency.

It was an abandon project site for a long time b4 someone revived it

I went there 4 years ago and saw smaller visitors than in the video.

Its funny to see Ashley furniture store open in Malaysia and in some malls in Malaysia that are not doing well as I noticed as they are not doing too well here in the US, and I do travel back and forth Malaysia as I do have a home in Penang and spend 6 month in Malaysia and 6 months in the US

It was my dating mall to watch movies at GSC & eating Ah Cheng Laksa back in 2015 & 2016.

bro actually missed the GSC cinema lol

Before NSK, it was Aeon as the anchor

I don't think DaMen is performing well either. 😒

Do Galaxy Ampang next pls

Dying malll!

This mall was in ICU when Aeon left but later given a second chance at life when NSK started operation. A mall without a supermarket is like a man without balls. Nowadays still see a steady stream of visitors especially UniKL students studying at retail lots at upper floors and tower next door. Plus tourists staying at Infinitum behind. I come to GSC here to avoid the crowds and because of easy connectivity (direct link to monorail station). The main competitor for this mall is not Suria KLCC or Pavilion, but Sogo. Much closer in terms of location (600 meters) and crowd type (middle class).

Is GSC, the cinema still there?😅

You should go to Metro Kompleks Pudu. Guarantee vudeo will finish in 30 secs. Apart from the shops that are on the outside, everything inside is empty like my bank account..lol

The top floor has event halls and an e-sport centre.

I have been visiting this mall since it's open. I have seen many shops open and close in there. Apart from the LG and G floors, mall is pretty dead. Whenever I visit KL. I usually stay in the nearby hotels. Even stayed at the Quill Residence next door and I think most of the apartments there are for Airbnb. I was even looking into buying a dual key there a few years back but seemed a bit pricy then. Even heard some interesting " stories " about this mall and the reason why it's so dead..lol

Hmmm..I think I had the ideas but sorry can’t help them hehehe and I haven’t visited this mall yet.

Masa 2015 belajar kat unikl. Boleh nampak kedai dalam mall ni tutup sikit² sampai sekarang

Daiso and Aeon and Borders closed down. It is pretty much alive. Much more alive than Maju Junction nearby. Weekdays after 5PM, parking is FREE - they keep it a secret. Within GSC, Only NuSentral and Quill screen Tamil Movies. So I reach there by Blue GoKL. Free compared to Monorail. There is now a 24-hour Mamak Bistro on the ground floor. UniKL has taken up space on the GSC floor. Perkeso as well. Eco and Mr Diy compete. Eco have more customers. The queue at the cashiers is annoyingly long. Europe In Cinema hold their monthly free shows there so I go about once a month. More if there is a good Bollywood/Tollywood show. I am Chinese so I get these strange looks like I entered the wrong hall.

I think with the office block next door to this mall reopened and the many condos nearby, this mall will be able to recover with unique ideas to reposition itself.

If u want to be a attractive mall in the city centre, u better be grand and unique. If not, bungkus. Can pull it down and build condos. Probably better sales.

This is so called the weekday mall, mainly caters for the lunch crowd, the food stalls below are doing quite well actually. For weekends, it will transfer into your typical dying mall.

This is normal in Malaysia one Mall open one will close because dont have enough customer since Malaysia not a big country

Your English is horrible!

I remembered browsing through this mall when I was visiting KL about 8 years ago! Had lunch at Fuel Shack, grab an ice cream at Baskin Robbins to satify my sweet tooth and did some shopping at NEXT and H&M. But overall... I found the shopping mall DEAD! _An honest opinion from a tourist from SG_

The mall has less visitors before but nowsdays got more visitors. I'm in my last year as an unikl student there. Saw the changes to the mall in the last two years. Its a bit better now than before tbh.

Saya dahulu kerja aeon..5 tahun lepas.bwh mmg crowd skit la tghari..masok malm ..blh lepak2..also weknd

The used to have GSC

Bro, bila nak buat Alamanda

If I recall right, this Mall was a product of the 1997 economic crisis. The completion was delayed for several years. By the time it opened, it just joined the crowded list of malls seeking the same market. Having 2 very strong competitors (KLCC n Pavilion KL) it is not a mall of choice when we want to go to a KL Mall.

Ain't no one got enough money to go out man...

There are like 1300 malls in Msia, in klang valley alone got like 175? no wonder so many dead malls...

so many malls are "dying". keep building la... guaranteed to close in next 3 years

Is it the area where there is sink hole?