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Pacific View Mall

mhennessy — 2010-06-25 23:15:16

Wood Ranch is now open.

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Pacific View Mall

BrentLaabs — 2008-12-28 09:21:40

name note

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	+ + The name is somewhat of a misnomer -- you can't actually see the ocean from the mall. Had they completed a walkway up to the top level of the mall, you could have seen it, but that part of the project was cancelled.

Pacific View Mall

BrentLaabs — 2008-12-28 08:27:20

wrong "its", more stores

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- There are four anchor stores in the mall: ["Macy's"], ["JC Penney"], ["Sears"], and ["Target"]. Before the remodel, there were only two anchors, Penney's and Broadway (later bought by Macy's). By expanding, this brought on Mall Wars, as it was known in the paper. The other two stores were stolen from ["The Esplanade"] in Oxnard -- Sears and Robinson's-May (also bought by Macy's). Oxnard didn't take kindly to their anchor stores moving out, so they sued Ventura. Following American tradition, Ventura quickly countersued. In the end, Ventura won the day, and the old Esplanade was turned into a ghost town. Eventually, the Esplanade was turned into a long strip mall with many profitable stores like ["The Home Depot"], and everyone was happy. Macy's bought it's competition, and Robinson's-May was turned into a two story Target store.	+ There are four anchor stores in the mall: ["Macy's"], ["JC Penney"], ["Sears"], and ["Target"]. Before the remodel, there were only two anchors, Penney's and Broadway (later bought by Macy's). By expanding, this brought on Mall Wars, as it was known in the paper. The other two stores were stolen from ["The Esplanade"] in Oxnard -- Sears and Robinson's-May (also bought by Macy's). Oxnard didn't take kindly to their anchor stores moving out, so they sued Ventura. Following American tradition, Ventura quickly countersued. In the end, Ventura won the day, and the old Esplanade was turned into a ghost town. Eventually, the Esplanade was turned into a long strip mall with many profitable stores like ["The Home Depot"], and everyone was happy. Macy's bought its competition, and Robinson's-May was turned into a two story Target store.
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	+ + = Stores = + * ["Abercrombie & Fitch"] + * ["Aeropostale"] + * ["Aldo"] + * ["American Eagle Outfitters"] + * ["American Vision"] + * ["Anchor Blue"] + * ["Ann Taylor Loft"] + * ["AT&T"] + * ["Athletico"] + * ["Auntie Anne's"] + * ["Bath & Body Works"] + * ["Benjamin Jewelers"] + * ["Breezy's"] + * ["Brookstone"] + * ["Calender Club"] + * ["Champs Sports"] + * ["Charley's Grilled Subs"] + * ["Charlotte Russe"] + * ["Chico's"] + * ["China Pantry"] + * ["Claire's"] + * ["Coach"] + * ["Crystal Fantasy"] + * ["Daniel's Jeweler"] + * ["Disney Store"] + * ["EB Games"] + * ["Elegant"] + * ["Foot Locker"] + * ["Forever 21"] + * ["Fred Meyer Jewelers"] + * ["Gap"] + * ["Gems By Joseph"] + * ["GNC"] + * ["Gymboree"] + * ["Hallmark"] + * ["Hat World"] + * ["Hickory Farms"] + * ["Hollister Co."] + * ["Hot Dog on a Stick"] + * ["Hot Topic"] + * ["Hypnotique"] + * ["Icing"] + * ["Island Squeeze"] + * ["John T's Unique Gifts"] + * ["Joseph's Fine Jewelers"] + * ["Journeys"] + * ["Kay Jewelers"] + * ["K-B Toys"] + * ["Kevin Jewelers"] + * ["Lady Foot Locker"] + * ["Lane Bryant"] + * ["LensCrafters"] + * ["Le's "O" Nails"] + * ["Limited Too"] + * ["Michelle D"] + * ["Motherhood Maternity"] + * ["Mustika Gifts"] + * ["No Fear"] + * ["Oasis Nail Spa"] + * ["Old Navy"] + * ["One More Time"] + * ["PacSun"] + * ["Papaya"] + * ["Payless ShoeSource"] + * ["Perfume Gallery"] + * ["Personalize It"] + * ["Piercing Pagoda"] + * ["Police Storefront"] + * ["Pretzel Time"] + * ["Pro Image"] + * ["RadioShack"] + * ["Rags"] + * ["Rave"] + * ["Red Robin"] + * ["Regis Salons"] + * ["Ritz Camera"] + * ["Sanrio"] + * ["See's Candies"] + * ["Sense Shoes"] + * ["Shiekh Shoes"] + * ["Sleep Number by Select Comfort"] + * ["So Relax"] + * ["Spencer's"] + * ["Step-N-Out"] + * ["Styles"] + * ["Sunglass Hut"] + * ["Sunny Kids"] + * ["Takken's Shoes"] + * ["The Body Shop"] + * ["Things Remembered"] + * ["T-Mobile"] + * ["Toon Mania"] + * ["Torrid"] + * ["Toxic Shoes"] + * ["Trade Secret"] + * ["Trends LA"] + * ["Tulio"] + * ["Van Gundy and Sons Jewelers"] + * ["Vans"] + * ["Ventura Time"] + * ["Verizon"] + * ["Victoria's Secret"] + * ["Vitamin World"] + * ["Washington Mutual"] + * ["White Sands"] + * ["Whitehall Jewellers"] + * ["X Frame"] + * ["Zales"] + * ["Zumiez"] + +
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	+ * ["Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf"]

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BrentLaabs — 2008-12-28 07:51:32

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#CCDDFF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address(Mills Road and Main Street)]]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#CCDDFF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|Mon-Sat: 10 AM - 9 PM, Sunday: 11 AM -7 PM\|\| + \|\|Department stores and ["Restaurants"] vary\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#CCDDFF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(805) 655-5555\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#CCDDFF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.shoppacificview.com/]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#CCDDFF'>'''Owner(s)'''\|\| + \|\|Macerich\|\| + + '''Pacific View Mall''' is the largest shopping center in Ventura. It used to be known as Buenaventura Mall, but the name was changed at the end of a 10 year long, incremental remodel. + + There are four anchor stores in the mall: ["Macy's"], ["JC Penney"], ["Sears"], and ["Target"]. Before the remodel, there were only two anchors, Penney's and Broadway (later bought by Macy's). By expanding, this brought on Mall Wars, as it was known in the paper. The other two stores were stolen from ["The Esplanade"] in Oxnard -- Sears and Robinson's-May (also bought by Macy's). Oxnard didn't take kindly to their anchor stores moving out, so they sued Ventura. Following American tradition, Ventura quickly countersued. In the end, Ventura won the day, and the old Esplanade was turned into a ghost town. Eventually, the Esplanade was turned into a long strip mall with many profitable stores like ["The Home Depot"], and everyone was happy. Macy's bought it's competition, and Robinson's-May was turned into a two story Target store. + + = Anchors = + * ["Macy's"] + * ["Target"] + * ["JC Penney"] + * ["Sears"] + + = Restaurants = + == Sit Down == + + * ["California Pizza Kitchen"] + + * ["Mimi's Cafe"] + * ["Super Panda Buffet"] + * ["Red Robin"] + * ["Wood Ranch"] (not open yet) + + == Food Court/Other == + + * ["Auntie Anne's"] + * ["Charley's Grilled Subs"] + * ["China Pantry"] + * ["Cinnabon"] + * ["Dairy Queen"] / ["Orange Julius"] + * ["Great Wall Mongolian BBQ"] + * ["Hot Dog on a Stick"] + * ["McDonalds"] + * ["Mrs. Fields"] + * ["Pretzel Time"] + * ["Rubios"] + * ["Sbarro"] + * ["Subway"] + * ["Sweet Factory"] + * ["Teriyaki Express"] + * ["Yogurberry"] + + + + + [[Comments]]

Pacific View Mall

BrentLaabs — 2008-12-28 07:51:32

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