Six Flags Mall

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Six Flags Mall

Location	Arlington, Texas in Tarrant County
Coordinates	32°44′30″N 97°03′27″W / 32.741779, -97.057616Coordinates: 32°44′30″N 97°03′27″W / 32.741779, -97.057616
Address	2831 E Division St
Opening date	1970^[1]
Owner	Bauer Partnership Inc.^[1]
No. of stores and services	50^[1]
No. of anchor tenants	2
Total retail floor area	1,049,000 square feet (97,500 m²)^[2]
No. of floors	1

Six Flags Mall opened in 1970 at 2831 East Division Street (SH 180) and SH 360 in Arlington, Texas between Fort Worth and Dallas. It was named after the nearby Six Flags Over Texas theme park. Six Flags Mall had flourished through the 1980s until The Parks at Arlington, a new regional mall, opened in South Arlington in 1988. The mall's location in an industrial park and nearby strip clubs also contributed to the decline of this mall.

1 Anchors
2 Former Anchors
3 See also
4 Notes

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JCPenney (closed 1997)^[1]
Sears (closed 2002)^[1]
Dillard's (closed 2002, reopened 2005 as Dillard's Clearance Store)^[3]
Foley's (closed 2005)^[4]
Oshman's

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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Six Flags Mall hoping to land new anchors. Dallas Business Journal. Retrieved on 2008-02-24.
^ Directory of Major Malls. International Council of Shopping Centers. Retrieved on 2008-02-24.
^ Dillard's moving to Six Flags Mall. Dallas Business Journal. Retrieved on 2008-02-24.
^ Foley's closing Six Flags Mall location. Dallas Business Journal. Retrieved on 2008-02-24.

v • d • e Shopping malls and shopping/entertainment districts in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex

Far North Dallas and Collin County	Enclosed malls: Collin Creek Mall \| Galleria Dallas \| Stonebriar Centre \| The Shops at Willow Bend \| Valley View Center Outdoor/Lifestyle: The Shops at Legacy Defunct: Prestonwood Town Center \| Richardson Square Mall

Dallas, Park Cities, Garland, Mesquite, and the Best Southwest	Enclosed malls: Southwest Center Mall \| NorthPark Center \| Town East Mall Outdoor/Lifestyle: Firewheel Town Center \| Highland Park Village \| Knox-Henderson \| Mockingbird Station \| Snider Plaza \| Deep Ellum \| CityCentre \| Inwood Village \| Uptown Village at Cedar Hill \| West End MarketPlace \| West Village Defunct: Big Town Mall

Mid-Cities and Denton County	Enclosed malls: Grapevine Mills \| Golden Triangle Mall \| Irving Mall \| North East Mall \| The Parks at Arlington \| Six Flags Mall \| Vista Ridge Mall Outdoor/Lifestyle: Arlington Highlands \| Rayzor Ranch Town Center \| Southlake Town Square Defunct: Forum 303 \| North Hills Mall

Fort Worth	Enclosed malls: Hulen Mall \| Le Gran Plaza \| Ridgmar Mall Outdoor/Lifestyle: Camp Bowie Boulevard \| Montgomery Plaza \| Stockyards Station \| Sundance Square \| University Park Village

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