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There's a Kiehl's store at Millenia. It's absurdly small, but it's there.

Am I supposed to congratulate them for this? Because their competitor down the road will have a park filled with relatively cutting-edge waterslides and the best Disney can do is a family raft ride after more than decade of forgetting the water parks exist.

They won't.

I'm hoping that the complete lack of interest in the Avatar IP from the general public will force them to create a compelling narrative for the area.

Planet Hollywood has been bleeding money since forever. Are we really surprised they half-arsed a remodel that was likely forced on them by Disney as a condition to stay in Disney Springs? Meanwhile their subsidiary Buca di Beppo is closing restaurants. How long until PH is even an entity?

Bingo. My first thought was "Riot Games might have something to say about that name" and surprise, name change.

Oh...kay?

this begs the question "have you ever been to a guy fieri restaurant"

M.A.C. does traveling events to support their major product launches. This was one such event. My local mall gets them every quarter or so.

This may shock you, but there is in fact a market for socks that are not white/black or come in multipacks some might even have... DESIGNS on them whoah

That was my first thought, but Basin closed their store in Anaheim several years ago and Lush is one of the hottest retail brands out there today. Who knows?

There's actually a LUSH store at both The Florida Mall and the Mall at Millenia. I've heard they'll be making the jump to Anaheim's Downtown Disney at some point, they're one of the last stores left at the derelict Gardenwalk and their lease is coming up at the end of the year.

I wouldn't go that far. There are enough established sources piping in, we just have to wait and see.

I think the issue with that is the difference in clientele. With Vegas, it's very much a high roller playground and many tickets are given away to whales who are dropping big $$ at the casino. Those that aren't given away always sell, because the clientele is very willing to see shows and has...

My guess is that Seafolly broke their lease. The site I found the info on is a well-known contracting resource. This type of stuff usually goes into civil court, so people might want to keep an eye out for that.

They're still sold in seemingly every major department store in the USA and abroad. Someone is buying them.

Luxury of Time has apparently been cancelled. There are photos on Twitter, all of their signage is gone and there's no mention of them anymore.

We must have gone on different days then, bud.

For most of its early life, it was a walk-on. But once the DCA makeover happened (and they opened the artery between Bugs Land and TOT), that changed drastically.

I think part of that problem was by design. They had multiple water jets spraying downward. I think that, if they had the water trickling down like a waterfall, it would have worked far better. Wouldn't have made a big visual impact, but still would have worked better.