“In this episode of Retail Archaeology, we check out Puente Hills Mall, aka Twin Pines Mall from Back to the Future. It’s now a dead mall,” YouTubers Retail Archaeology writes in the caption ...

The iconic mall is known as the Twin Pines Mall from 1985's "Back to the Future." Locals say they remember how busy this place used to be, but now customers are greeted with signs saying stores ...

Consumers have been visiting the mall, known as the Twin Pines Mall from the 1985 film, less frequently, seemingly due to the recent closings of several popular franchises and family-owned businesses.

he did so in the parking lot of the Twin Pines Mall. As he zapped back to 1955 in a trail of flame, the JCPenney sign glowed in the background. The spot wasn't just perfect because it had the ...

The Twin Pines Mall is now the Mall at the Pines. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A new multiplayer map called The Pines ...

The van even contained Einstein's Milk Bones and other set dressing from the movie, according to ScreenRant: As part of the celebration, the mall hosted a special screening of the entire trilogy ...

Doug Kolk is live in the City of Industry where the Puente Hills Mall turned into the `Twin Pines Mall` made famous by Back to the Future to commemorate Back to the Future Day. This segment aired ...

In this time-traveling classic you'll remember that Marty and Doc meet at the Twin Pines Mall to test Doc's new invention. When Marty hits 88 mph in the mall parking lot and is sent back to 1955 ...