Woodland Mall

Recently went here for Fringe, the thrift store, and was surprised that it was still operational and pretty well kept inside. I’ve been past this mall a hundred times and always thought it was closed for good. There are other stores and a gym located inside.

A great place to meet friends for a walk. Three times around is a mile.

Bring back the ICONIC MOVIE THEATER!

Possibly haunted (local legend) but intriguing post modern art of a mall. The arcade is simple and comfortable. The playground has several rideable toys and a nice mock kitchen as well.

Coffee Oasis is phenomenal. Easily the best cup of coffee in the Bowling Green area. There’s an authentic flea market feel on the weekends and most shops close by 7pm which is nice so I don’t feel left out if I get tired early in the evening.

There’s a mannequin at customer service and she is a delight. The church inside, “Broken Chains,” serves a young and devout congregation that truly makes the Word of God come alive!

Ever felt like exploring a totally safe place that feels dangerous but isn't? Walk around BGs affectionately nicknamed Dead Mall!

Lots of crafty vendors, more of a flea market than a mall

Great opportunities for small local businesses owners. It's not the kind of mall is used to be with the big chain stores, but it is a great asset to the community and I love supporting local.

They have a putt putt for kids in the Mall is not as big but something to do with a 6-8 yr old 🥰

I go to a used store in the mall.. Nice things cheap . i aslo donate to them. Shoes ,clothes , purses 1$ . everything eles is low price . love it .

So my brother went to some science camp and we got to stay in a Bowling Green hotel. It was fun, just me and my mother playing games, watching TV, just relaxing. We decided to go drive around and eat, we then found a mall. There were no cars, thousands of cracks on the parking spots, and within the cracks and on the walls of the mall, vegetation grew. Me and my mother got out of the car and started to walk towards the mall. The glass entrance was covered in dirt and had a few cracks in it, on our right was an old shop full of wooden objects. For some reason some jackass was playing Caretaker music on the speakers, which in turn, made us want to go into the mall. We started in the main area and all was dark, the lights were off/broken, overgrown trees blocked the ceiling window, and the only thing illuminating light a was single Starbucks with Caretaker music still playing We started to walk through the mall. Almost all stores were closed and the few that were open, no one was inside. I'll never forget walking in total darkness, while Caretaker music played and seeing an empty gym full of purple exercise bikes. We then found a movie theater. A wooden frame covered the perimeter of the movie theatre and a wooden ticket box was in the middle of two very dark rooms. It was so freaking cool, it was like really being in the backrooms! No people, run downed mall, and 1930 ballroom music.

One of the best shopping malls in Ohio, nay... The Entire Midwest. Truly a one of a kind shopping experience that should be enjoyed by all.
Also, the earth is flat, and the rotation is done by elephants walking in unison on the back of a giant space turtle flying through the Great Unknown.

Most of the stores in this mall have closed, and there ate very few still open. Elder Beerman is also closing. However, I like this mall because my church, Broken Chains, is at this mall. Also, the Fringe, a used clothing and used item shop is a great place to go to find things I need or want. There is also a cinema at the Woodland Mall where I go to watch movies on occasion. The last movie I saw was the new Jurassic World movie in 3D. It was a great experience and the snack bar is great at the theater. I love to get popcorn with butter and pop! This mall is awesome!

I hope the malls don't all close. The smaller stores are charming and relaxing. There's a clothing store in this mall where almost all the clothes are 99 cents, wow, and they are great clothes. Can't beat it. Also miss mall walking, when its cold outside its a fun place to walk, well after this virus scare passes any way.

I have always loved Woodland Mall and even though it's not what it was 20+ years ago, it's still a great place to go. Cinemark Movie Theater, Dunham's Sporting Goods and a number of other stores, as well as a young, energetic church are among it's offerings.

Great place to walk when weather isn't good. Cheap movie theater and Elder Beerman always has good buys! Sears Hardware and Dunham's is there along with St Julian's to work out. Dance studio, Thrift stores, and a few places to eat.

OK, so they are getting rid of the movie theater now. Certainly because of the COVID business, but now where do I go for cheap movie tickets in like a year from now? Can someone please follow-up with me next year? Thank you.

Was there to go to Broken Chain Church. They showed a documentary film called Finger of God 2. Excellent film that touched me deeply. I had never been to that church before. I will be going back to the church. Looking to find God then go to this church.

Classic Midwest mall. Not your bustling metropolitan mall, but they have a few reliable spots. Dunham's is an excellent sporting goods store within the mall.

Elderberman has classy, unique items at Fair prices. Some of these are not easy to find elsewhere. They also have nice sales. I always leave with more than what I went in for.

Loved this Quiet Place to watch our favorite film...."The Block Panther."...the secret of Woodland Mall is that the cost of watching a movie is much more cheaper. than elsewhere