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When West Edmonton Malls final phase was completed it was the biggest mall in the world located in Edmonton Alberta Canada. It offered everything from hotels, movie theatres, a water park, an amusement park. It offers over 800 stores, restaurants and attractions. Here are a few pictures to give you an idea of what our mall looks like.

 

The amusement park.










The Water Park.





A full sized reproduction of the Santa Maria.





The Seal Lions Den.
 They have shows but at the time we were there they weren't performing.




The skating rink was being watered at the time we were there.




There is no shortage of places to eat.



Mini golf.



The entrance to the movie theatre.




 

 

And the best place of all, Gemoro Goldsmiths. They don't allow photography so this was more of a drive by shooting, these guys carry the best of the best. I had to limit the pictures as I was drawing some attention from inside the store. Sorry for the quality of the pics.









 

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Wow Don, great photographs. Reminded me of Las Vegas, glad you included them watch shops in your pictorial. What was their least expensive Zenith sellin for?

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It's been a while since I looked at the Zenith watches. I actually used to go in this store on a regular basis but since they are on salary plus I don't do that anymore. I hate getting their hopes up when I know I'm not going to be dropping that much coin on a watch.



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A very interesting and cool looking mall to say the least.  And the watches ................. oh brutha the watches !!!! :b



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Ya, the view of the watches gets worse when you get inside. I can tell you that if I had unlimited funds I'd be doing a whole pile of shopping in that store. I just wish I could take shots inside. As it was I was getting lots of looks from the sales people in the store.



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That's awesome Don. My kids would want to go to the mall everyday. There is nothing like that near my house. Very cool photos. I love those watches by the way, but I'm sure you knew that LOL!!

    
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Yup, pretty though looking in the windows and seeing all of that eye candy and not being able to do anything about it.



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Awesome pictures. Is that mall lager then the Mall of America in Minnesota?


EDIT - I found my answer -

Mall of America (also MOA, MoA, the Megamall) is a super-regional shopping mall located in the Twin Cities suburb of Bloomington, Minnesota, USA. The mall is located southeast of the junction of Interstate 494 and Minnesota State Highway 77, north of the Minnesota River and is across the interstate from the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. It is the second largest mall in North America, after the West Edmonton Mall, in Edmonton, Canada. In the United States, it is the largest mall in terms of retail space but is second largest in terms of total enclosed floor area




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800 hundred stores under one roof! Oh yeah! 



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I watched an episode on the travel channel talking about that mall and the waterpark. That is an awesome place. I see you got Arby's there too LOL



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WOW...800 stores in one place....goodness don't no one tell da wifey!!!  She'd da be headin' up der ta Candaizationland really fast in 'er van!!!  I's head out wit' her if'in da mall has some lil' electiricfiedationized carts what's I's could ride aroun' in...causin' I's could never walk around someplace dat big!!!  Does they got them a good food court...ya knows...someplace what serves up some good coun'ryfied food...like deep fried possum....deep fried frito pie....some deep fried quail???  I's bein's silly now ta ask dat...causin' of course someplace dat big i'd have some top notch food!!!

 



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Bichondaddy wrote: goodness don't no one tell da wifey!!!  She'd da be headin' up der ta Candaizationland really fast in 'er van!!! 

  Please ask her to stop & pick me up on the way. 800 stores, a van to load all our purchases into, what more could a girl ask for.



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Duchess wrote: Bichondaddy wrote: goodness don't no one tell da wifey!!!  She'd da be headin' up der ta Candaizationland really fast in 'er van!!! 

  Please ask her to stop & pick me up on the way. 800 stores, a van to load all our purchases into, what more could a girl ask for.


Yea...an'I'd have ta take da two back rows o' seats outta der....causin' da two o' you's would fill da van full o' ladyized stuff!!!!  Der'd be shoes, dresses, blousified tops, pants, an' more makey up dan ya could shake a stick at....!!!!!    My wife'ied find a Saphoraized store like'n dey's got in da mall near our house and ask if dey had a drive thru...causin' she order one o' everythin' in da store!!!!

 



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Amazing.



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