Logan Valley Mall

Hometown Reviewer 3 months ago

While there are still a few anchor stores left, the mall is more of a museum or relic of days long passed than it is a proper shopping center. There's no places left in the food court other than one Auntie Anne's kiosk, and the majority of the escalators are shut down, so there's not even much incentive to walk around anymore. That all said, I've seen more people in the mall than expected at times. But this is a place to get in and out of now, if you stick around too long you'll just get depressed.

Tita Vega 4 months ago

Sadly, this mall is deteriorating fast and loosing vendors every few months. Bathrooms are not the best, they're constantly clogged, water pressure is horrible. Ceilings are disgusting and missing tiles everywhere, floor tiles are cracked. Food court only has one food vendor. It smells horrible and the bathrooms are gross. The only times the men's bathroom in food court smell good is when the older cleaning lady is there. She does an awesome job keeping them smelling good, and keeps the floors nice and clean. Corporate people need to invest and bring this Mall back up. It's a great location and it attracts people from everywhere but due to unsafe conditions , they're loosing customers. Currently there's no elevator service, and one set of escalators working at one end of mall. I'm truly surprised that this mall is even still open.

Landon Isaac 8 months ago

The mall is lacking many stores and is definitely on the road to closure. It does have a few name brand stores such as Bath & Body Works, American Eagle, Aerie, and Old Navy.

Honest Reviews a year ago

Logan Valley Mall was clearly once a thriving, bustling shopping destination. It’s a two-story mall located just off Highway 99 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, and while it’s not what it used to be, it still has some life left in it. Today, the mall has around 40 remaining tenants, and only one of its four anchor stores—JCPenney—is still open. The other three anchors have closed, which gives the mall a quieter, somewhat hollow feel. Whether this mall is dying or slowly coming back to life is up for debate—it’s definitely not dead, but it’s not thriving either. That said, there are still some bright spots worth mentioning. The mall has a very nice H&M—surprisingly large and modern—and stores like Aerie help maintain a solid retail presence. One of the biggest surprises was Tilt Studio, a massive arcade that’s easily the largest I’ve seen in a mall outside of Dave & Buster’s. It features a wide range of unique video games that you don’t typically find elsewhere. On the downside, the food court is extremely limited, with only three vendors currently open. It feels like a shadow of what it likely once was. So, is it worth visiting? If you’re a fan of malls like I am, yes—there are still

Kylie Mangini 3 years ago

A good mall that has some vacancies but is still holding on! There’s still a lot of stores and restaurants to choose from still. There’s even an Amtran train service that stops at the mall! A beautiful 2 story mall to shop, eat or walk around! Very safe and secure. The facility is clean with a lot of parking all around the property! The staff is very friendly! I really like this mall!