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This is not the last retro one, where the Golden arches to make it rwtro?

The one in my state of Rhode Island where I use to live had one like this that was “modernized” with the new look. It had the Ray Croc Memorial Plaque when you walked in. They took it down. He is now only recognized on their website with no photo.

all fast food restaurants look like most of my first minecraft homes...nothing but a cube

It’s gone 💀

Amazing how it was probably Sears being willing to become part of a mall that drug everyone in and it's what helped kill them off. But I also think about the hell of 90s-00s Christmas shopping, they wanted it to be like that, I can see why the mall died. What a hellscape, thank God we didn't have all the illegals, race nonsense, and defund the police back then the mall would have been the Wild West. A lot of our dying ones pretty much are now, just a den of illegals committing petty crimes and putting everyone off from going there. Ironic really because all Amazon is a regression to what Sears and Montgomery Ward were: a catalog (online sure) that mails you what you order. Probably that and the bad economy since 08 never really righting itself for Millennials so that baby boom that should have happened in the late 00s early 10s never really did alongside the traditional family life that powered these stores.

"Overly bland & boring" saves on the corporate bottom dollar, and that's all they care about. I remember the McDonald's we had in our town had a 50's diner theme with a real jukebox! After the early 2010's remodel it just sucked any personality out of the building. I've never seen an older McDonald's have a green roof🤔, beautiful building distilled in time👏

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I can’t believe all the vandalism and graffiti. It’s sickening! Thank you for your videos. Really like your channel. ❤

Loved this video. Went to Ocean City many times back in the 80s and 90s. Was so much fun. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.

I miss the old Ronald McDonald character they used to use especially in the commercials back in the 70s. Also the fried apple pies too. Some of my greatest memories in my life were from those days.

Just..., memories. Sad.

Old style so classic very nice good places Love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

There's multiple fully functional retro McDonald's in Puerto Rico even with the outside playground. They look stuck in time in a cool way.

The McDonaldsby my Grandpa's house in Toledo OH in the early 70' had a pirate ship with built-in seating. that location eventually burned to the ground

Damn this made me want some Mickey D's.

This one looks a bit more like the 90’s version, but I could be wrong. I recall the 80’s McDonald’s being darker and more home-like, better furnishings.

Im 40 so im old enough to have experienced McDonald's with the old metal play places and just the magic like you said. I even had a birthday party there which alot of kids did back then. The memes are right and McDonald's from back then is an excited child McDonalds now is a depressed adult. Thanks for sharing the video. It was nice to see they arent all the grey boxes.

McDonald's got rid of Ronald, got rid of the good toys that was put in happy meals , and they got rid of the play areas in all the restaurants , they have completely made the restaurants very unappealing to kids.

I love the lighting and the carpet. Those arcade rooms are dynamite!

Such a cool experience! Hopefully one day will make it to Washington haha. What camera did you use to film this?

Very interesting, but not what I was seeking. When I was a kid in the early 1970s, my mom would take the family over to Flemington for a day of shopping. There was a place outside the town, filled with small, charming boutique shops, scattered across rolling green hills. I have been trying to track down what that place was called and what happened to it for decades now. There were a few boutiques that we loved as kids; the only one whose name I recall was the "Paper Tiger". Does that ring a bell for anyone? For my siblings and me, "Flemington" meant that bucolic little village of specialty shops. Precious memories. If any reader can give me more info on that, please post a reply!

I do like Sears I'm not going to get rid of my Kenmore vacuum there's no way to buy a chinese-made Kenmore I remember going to Sears when I was young I enjoyed my experience at Sears and I miss it if my old Kenmore vacuum where to break I am not going to buy a Chinese made one I like the US manufactured ones better than the Chinese ones the Chinese ones are a piece of junk I've used one and I said to myself no I'm not going to buy one I'm going to keep my blue Kenmore for as long as I can Sears was a nice place I know a couple people that have older Kenmore vacuums I enjoyed Sears in the mall

Mc Donalds was indeed a fun place to go to as a kid , Happymeal , a toy , it was a place where you wanted to celebrate your birthday etc 🎉

The McDonalds corporation just don't understand its base at all. We don't want all McDonalds to look like ugly borg boxes. We want variety and spice of life! How is the really old retro McDonalds in IL allowed to keep its 1960's design for over 50 years?!

😂 The lot and location looks like the one they used for Mac & Me, I just expect everyone to be dancing.

There is something sad when you go to a store you always go to and you visit it for the last time.

I miss the old mcdonald's style.

Right down to the vintage Van Halen playing

Where is this location at? City and state?

You can find some old school mcdonalds in upstate new york

This is kinda corny to say but this mall really was my childhood. Real sad to see it go. GameStop midnights were so fun at the upstairs store, I remember waiting in line with my parents to buy the Wii in 2006. Time doesn’t stop does it 😭

Old McDonald had a farm

1075 Easton Ave?

tbh is LEGO came out with retro store and fast food stores the way they looked like in the 90s they would sell out all of those sets soo fast!!!! DO IT LEGO PLEASE!!! keep our memories of these places alive in the minds of the newer gens coming into this world so they know what type of world they had so they can make a better place in their lives growing up!!! that honestly just makes sense as a consumer and human being We can only hope

The old IHOP is gone too

Food taste better very reasonable prices 35c now $7

Those aren't early humans thats made up Bull💩 is what that is

All this shits expensive because of democrat beaureaucrats

I feel sorry for young people born too late to remember the 80s. Everything was more flamboyant, new, dazzling, and invigorating. Today places like malls are more concerned about cutting costs than inspiring awe in their customers. An office building I once worked in was built in 1987 and had a huge lobby/atrium in the center where the ceiling went all the way up to a skylight roof. Today they would not build an office building like that because it’s considered a waste of space. But the 80s was about beauty and enjoying life and less about squeezing every dollar possible out of everything like today.

Classic 80’s

I would have put on some crappy music from today with the “how it looks today” and and for how it looked in 1988 I would have played “Heartbreak heard around the world” by Patty Smyth which actually came out in 1987 and was popular in 1988. I never was crazy about those effeminate British bands like Tears for Fears back in the 80s. Besides, the tune played here was in 1985, not 1988.

A Pepsi vending machine is a rare find? Oh, I get it, you're from the future here visiting earth. 😂😅

There's a old school Mcdonlds still in operation in los Gatos , Sunnyvale, San Jose, Gilroy, And other locations in CA.

I don’t know why I haven’t discovered your channel yet ! Keep it up!

There's a few of these in Rhode Island

There was a time when people thought those retro style McDonalds was cookie-cutter and bland and corporate. Then nostalgia kicks in. Eventually people will be nostalgic for the current style.

Classic 80's Vibe

Flashback in the late January of 2024

80's Vibe