Angeles' New Mall Next to Fields Avenue — Inside Clark City Front Mall: Entrance and Tenant Status
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The vlogger visits Clark City Front Mall, a new mall right next to Fields Avenue in Angeles, and shows how to get to the entrance and what's inside. Everything below reflects the time of filming and may have changed since.
💡 Key takeaways
[Getting there]
• The main entrance is on Manuel Roxas Highway, on the opposite side of the building from Fields Avenue.
• From Fields Avenue, walk through the Hensonville jeepney terminal out to Manuel Roxas Highway to reach the main entrance.
• At the time of filming, there was no direct entrance to the mall from Fields Avenue.
[Inside the mall (at the time of filming)]
• The vlogger says the mall was nearly empty and suggests shopping elsewhere for Christmas gifts.
• He counted about 4 coffee shops, none of them franchise brands.
• There were also about 4 high-end beauty salons.
• Only one restroom in the whole mall was unlocked and usable for customers.
• There were signs for restaurants opening soon.
• He'd heard a rumor of a grocery supermarket, but found none, and security guards confirmed there wasn't one.
• With so few people, it's good for walking or jogging.
[The vlogger's opinion]
• Philippine malls offer free air conditioning to anyone, but in the hottest season they get so crowded they can feel warm.
• He thinks malls will struggle as online shopping grows.
• He thinks it will take about 3 years for this mall to fill up and that it will have a hard time competing with SM City Clark. In his view, condos would have been a better use of the site.
⏱ Chapters
00:00 Introducing Clark City Front Mall
00:34 Location and how to get there
01:40 Thoughts on Philippine mall culture
03:14 Inside the mall
04:22 Can the mall survive?
05:36 Wrap-up and outlook
08:39 Drone footage
💬 What viewers said (2 comments)
• One viewer said there should be an entrance on the Fields Avenue side (Don Juico), instead of making people walk around to the jeepney terminal.
• The same viewer added that malls in the Philippines are still much nicer than those on the US mainland.
They need to put an entrance to the mall on Don Juico/21st/Fields Ave instead of making people walk all the way to the jeepney terminal. Malls are still so much nicer in the Philippines than on the US mainland.
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