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Re: Mall Show Security
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lugnet.trains.org
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Mon, 13 Jan 2003 20:52:05 GMT
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Cary Clark wrote:
> Part of the show's success was undoubtably due to the nature of the mall,
> which was probably built in the late 60's or early 70's. No teenagers hang
> around there, and my experience was that the mall-goers are more laid-back
> and friendly than at more trendy malls. Anyone at the mall was there to see
> the display, or shop at Tom's, or one of the other slightly-offbeat stores.
> I seldom saw unsupervised kids, just lots of smiling faces. But I wouldn't
> have wanted to attempt the show at a upscale mall.
Our mall display was also at a similar mall (though it does get a bit
more teen traffic than South Hills). Of course we were also inside a
lockable store...
One thing that became quickly apparent was that security is pretty
friendly to people who are supposed to be there. If a club was manning a
display, one person could easily wait until the mall was completely
cleared out before leaving.
With an open display, you do still have to trust the security folks
somewhat, but they aren't going to jeopardize their job to steal a
couple toys. If they're going to do an inside job they're going to rob
the jewelry store...
Frank
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Message is in Reply To:
 | | Re: Mall Show Security
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| In lugnet.trains.org, Brian Williams writes: ... (...) ... NCLTC just finished a very successful show at the South Hills Mall in Cary, North Carolina. The display was set up for over a month, and ran unmanned, continously the whole time. One (...) (22 years ago, 12-Jan-03, to lugnet.trains.org)
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