Showing posts with label Big Lots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Lots. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2022

Toys R Us Baytown June 2018 Store closing quick update

Here are a few photos to update the Baytown Toys R Us location. I had already covered this store in detail, click here. I went in one last time to pick up my shopping basket that I reserved. I took a handful of photos as well.

This is a short post, my next one is gonna be a really strange update to an old mall we have covered before. Stay tuned!

This is the entrance to Toys R Us from Babies R Us.

Video games were pretty much wiped out.



The electronics had been consolidated onto the shelves in the electronics area.

Random photo of the action figure aisles.

The bikes were all over the place in boxes, with most of the assembled bikes gone.



A view of the Nerf display.

The train aisle with hot wheels in the far background.

The Babies R Us customer service counter.

That's it for this short update, stay tuned for more posts. 

 

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Schwegmann Plaza New Orleans East



This shopping center at Bullard Rd & I-10 is one of the surprising casualties of the Hurricane. The center was very popular before the Hurricane and at a great location. Only Pep Boys and some of the restaurants have returned to the center. The rest of the center is overgrown with weeds and small trees waiting for a rebirth. Since most of the retail along Read Blvd & I-10 was wiped out by the hurricane I am surprised that this center has not been reopened.

This is the namesake of the shopping center a former Schwegmann supermarket that closed in 1999. This operated as a Sav A Center market until Hurricane Katrina flooded out the site. The back of the center is fenced off to vehicles.



This was where the Big Lots formerly McFrugals operated. There were also some small retail stores in this section of the center.



Circuit City closed before the hurricane.




Toy's R Us another casualty of the Hurricane.



On the outer ring of the center; yet another casualty of Hurricane Katrina the Taco Bell. The Taco Bell was consolidated with the KFC a couple of buildings down saving space. There is also a McDonald's and a buffet on the outer ring that are open.