i remember the old metrotown, where the stores on the eaton's center side was like a ghost town. lol. I was explaining to my girlfriend once on how much that place had changed. Before the huge construction project.

Yupp it was right beside the Old GUESS store, and Garage Clothes.

What about the bridge that connected metrotown with eaton center before, and as soon as you got over the metrotown side, there were public washrooms and this video game store which was always crowded with other kids, because they had a Super Nintendo stand there. Anyone remember that?

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yeah man
i bought a few games from there before

YES! it use to be right in front of the elevators then it closed and became a Art gallery and now the food court

that place had killllller Dim Sum and really good service for a asian place

sigh~ I could use some of their BBQ duck/pork with Rice

i remember the left hand side was more of a noodle place and the right was dimsum

Is not ecactly true. U got 60min time. Each time you use your palydium card to swip u lost 1min. I wish they would reopen playdium again.

I was having an aneurysm trying to remember what used to be there before Old Navy.... Rainforest Cafe! Thank you for this thread =)

I remember when there was only a Sears and no mall.

playdium ftw

playdium was the shit

I remember when Metrotown wasn't. When it was just a Woodwards and Sears.

Then they built Station Square and then it started to take shape.

http://www.revscene.net/forums/vanco...87745p10.html?

The only thing I miss about the old Metrotown and well in fact every mall was the smoking inside. Sigh

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i remember station square in late 90's was pretty busy...then when they opened metropolis in 99 or 2000 everyone drifted there...

i remember the kids were traveling in packs of 15-20 .. nowadays the newer generation usually in 5-8

You guys don't remember how dead the "other side" was (The Bay side) before the renovation. After the major construction, it drew most customers and consumer to the other side now. A pretty positive thing I must say. Maybe because of the food court. I remember there was a food court beside T and T and around the Stockholm lucky brand jeans area. Then just a few years later, T and T took over the food court and expanded their cooked food section/cashiers.

I remember way back when they were still doing construction on that skywalk that I think is where the food court is now. I was like 7 at the time, and I was always a little scared walking through it because it looked unsafe in there.

i miss playdium

I can barely stand to go to Metrotown anymore, it got to the point where we were skipping to go there every day....sometimes more than once a day. Now I go there and all I can think about is just about having to repeat the 12th grade.

Playdium was awesome. When it was opening they had a booth out by Chapters where they were giving away 1 hour cards if you answered questions correctly. A poorly guarded booth. ;) I think it took us about 2 months to go through all those cards.

What was the name of that arcade by T&T? Circuit Circuit? It was small but cheap, which worked out for my budget

yea it was pretty terrible. it was the bay and some sports memorabilia shop (winning spirit maybe?) .

I miss Playdium as well.
I remember there was a Safeway before T&T took over. Now that area of the mall is like a Richmond mall.

yup I remember T & T and that food court, i remember when T & T was first built.. my mom and I went shopping in there.. we weren't use to the smell so we didnt like it lol. and I remember the arcade near it.. but this isnt THAT long ago.. late 90's.

there was also a Woodwards there when there was no Metrotown.