Time-Out: Eastland Mall
Eastland Mall (1967) hosted Time Out beside Bergner’s from the 1980s through 2005. A *Pantagraph* ad (1993) offered “Spring Break 50-token pack,” long remembered by…
Eastland Mall (1967) hosted Time Out beside Bergner’s from the 1980s through 2005. A *Pantagraph* ad (1993) offered “Spring Break 50-token pack,” long remembered by…
Fairgrounds Square opened in 1980. Time Out near the carousel drew Berks County kids for Mortal Kombat 3 tournaments and weekly token deals. The arcade…
Seaport Village’s indoor bazaar area featured a compact Time Out-branded arcade in the 1990s—perfect for tourists between harbor cruises. It offered classic redemption games and…
Originally Searstown Mall (1967), the center—now The Mall at Whitney Field—hosted a Time Out along its east corridor. Worcester-county locals fondly recall Street Fighter II…
Smith Haven Mall (1969) welcomed a Time Out beside Sears in the 1980s. Long Island gamers recall Gauntlet and ticket cranes spitting Mets merchandise. The…
Southridge Mall (opened 1970) listed a Time Out on the lower level near JCPenney by 1989. Milwaukee-area shoppers remember “Token Tuesdays” and NBA Jam lines…
Rushmore Mall (now Uptown Rapid) in Rapid City, SD had an Aladdin’s Castle arcade that served as a key destination for gamers throughout the 1980s…
In Illinois, the Sandburg Mall in Galesburg also hosted an Aladdin’s Castle. The mall opened in 1975 and quickly became a retail and social hub…
At Florida’s Santa Rosa Mall in Mary Esther, the early video‑game boom gave the shopping centre two competing arcades. An industry mailing list compiled in…
Sawmill Square Shopping Center in Laurel, Mississippi, opened in 1979 and featured an Aladdin’s Castle arcade near its main entrance. Local newspaper ads from the…