Arlington Planning and Zoning Commission approved plans to overhaul the 22.5 acre property. The mall reopened as Plaza Central in October 2014, but closed a year-and-a-half later. Demolition began in 2016; the mall was completely demolished by mid-year 2017, around which time the city announced that the property would become an automobile parts supplier park to serve the nearby GM Arlington Assembly plant. Tenants Anchor Sanger-Harris (August 5, 1970 – 1987, converted to Foley's) JCPenney (August 5, 1970 - closed 1997, redeveloped as Plaza Center) Sears (August 5, 1970 - closed 2002) Dillard's (1989 - closed 2002, reopened 2005 as Dillard's Clearance Center, closed August 1, 2016)'' Foley's (1987-2005) Cinemark Tinseltown USA 9 (March 21, 1997 – March 31, 2017) Other Everest College Mid-Cities General Cinema Six Flags Cinema (August 5, 1970 to August 26, 1990) in an outparcel complex known as The Village. See also Dead mall List of shopping malls in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex External links Film of Six Flags Mall's opening preserved by Southern Methodist University. News footage discussing the foreclosure of the mall mixed with dead mall footage. More dead mall footage along with footage of the fences put up, preparing for demolition References Demolished shopping malls in the United States Defunct shopping malls in the United States Shopping malls in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex Shopping malls established in 1970 Shopping malls disestablished in 2016 Buildings and structures in Arlington, Texas