Phoenix residents with fond memories of the former Metrocenter Mall will get a chance to say goodbye before this summer’s demolition during a public party.Fans of the 1989 movie "Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure," which was partially filmed at Metrocenter Mall, can enjoy it again.Councilwoman Ann O’Brien, whose district includes the landmark property off Interstate 17 and
Demolition and major redevelopment are coming to an iconic property in Phoenix.More than 30 years ago, Metrocenter Mall served as a backdrop in action scenes in the movie, “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” The time-travel comedy starring Keanu Reeves included a wild scene with security guards chasing historical figures through the mall.
Nineteen months into the pandemic, Phoenix is the only Arizona city that does not allow out-of-state teams to play at city-owned sports facilities. During Wednesday’s council meeting, some people said it’s time to change.“The toll this has taken on all the hotels along the I-17 corridor is devastating,” said Ron Lindbland, general manager of DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix