Momin
Senior Member
ICYMI, we did a story over the weekend on the expansion: http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2016/10/yorkdale-expansion-pivots-mall-towards-experiential-retail
I'm not a fan of the blue/purple myself, and do find its hue to be unnatural, garish, and tacky, simple as that. I don't think that anyone way characterizing Yorkdale's corridors before as being too plain and boring, so I'm not sure why we would be complaining if the blue/purple were missing here. For me, the "pop" should be mostly coming from the store exteriors, and if they are boring and too plain, then yes, we should complain in that case. (Not that we would ever all agree on what was too-dull/just-right/too-much anyway!)Hi, I am genuinely curious about the light hues in the mall corridors and how they are cheesy/tacky? They are a nice subtle touch (they are not cheap and fluorescent-like) and they are a nice pop so how is this light effect cheesy/tacky? If there was no color pop, people would say tge corridors are too plain and boring with no flair so I guess I am curious as to what people would rather see here?
No, Zara is a ways off from reopening. No problem though, you can also find them here, there, and the next mall.Anyone know if Zara reopened? My wife loves their baby clothes.
No, Zara is a ways off from reopening. No problem though, you can also find them here, there, and the next mall.
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I prefer to shop in person but on these days we have computers for more than urbantoronto. What really boggles my mind is people waiting in line outside of apple when there are no sales.Wow. I prefer to shop with my keyboard than stay in such long lines everywhere. Why bother with parking or even taking the subway on such a crazy day. Same deals can be had online without all the fuss.
Wow. I prefer to shop with my keyboard than stay in such long lines everywhere. Why bother with parking or even taking the subway on such a crazy day. Same deals can be had online without all the fuss.