J.While other malls have been gutted, shuttered or reinvented, Wonderland keeps bouncing back, James Bond-style. And “sometimes, forced changes can be a good thing,” said Lorenzo Nastasi, director of development and public affairs for Balcones Heights. “This property has weathered bigger impacts than the Bijou shutting down,” Nastasi said. “I’m very optimistic for that reason.” The Wonderland of the Americas mall originally opened in 1961. In addition, the Wonderland partnership is in talks with tenants for the space, but Nastasi declined to name them before a deal is signed. “We have some new prospects that I think take care of, and make it even more profitable,” Nastasi said. The decision by Santikos not to renew its lease at Wonderland did not come as a surprise, he added. The theater went dark in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic and reopened later that summer. Like with most movie houses, attendance was low, largely because few new films were being released. Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again.īut Santikos’ leadership dealt the final blow only several weeks ago, ending its 35-year run at Wonderland, said Andrew Brooks, executive director of sales and marketing at Santikos.
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