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Oakwood Plaza

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Developer
  
Swerdlow

No. of anchor tenants
  
10 North

Total retail floor area
  
8 ha

Owner
  
Kimco

No. of floors
  
1

Phone
  
+1 954-923-8034

Location
  
Hollywood, Florida, United States

Address
  
3800 Oakwood Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33020, USA

Hours
  
Open today ยท Open 24 hoursTuesdayOpen 24 hoursWednesdayOpen 24 hoursThursdayOpen 24 hoursFridayOpen 24 hoursSaturdayClosedSundayClosedMondayOpen 24 hoursSuggest an edit

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Oakwood Plaza, a 906,000 square foot regional center, is a power center located in Hollywood, Florida.

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History

Begun as a private venture originally known as 'Atlantis the Water Kingdom', funding ran out before construction ended. The park sat partially completed for several months before Six Flags opened it around 1982 as "Six Flags Atlantis."

In 1989 the park was sold. The new owners revived the original name, 'Atlantis the Water Kingdom,' and successfully reconfigured Atlantis as a smaller, more efficient park. Following damage during Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the park was closed and the assets auctioned off. Construction of the shopping center was announced in 1994.

Today

Today most of the area is now occupied by retail shopping (Oakwood Plaza). A Kmart rests where its wave pool was once located. The functional submarine once present in the Atlantis parking lot could at one point still be seen at Grand Prix Race-O-Rama (now a Boomers!) a few blocks north of the park. Its current location is unknown.

Junior Anchors

North

  • Anna's Linens ( formerly Linen Supermarket )
  • Home Depot (opened 1998, formerly Incredible Universe )
  • BJ's Northwest Plaza 9 (opened 1995 as Builders Square, )
  • Big Lots (opened 1995 as, Mac Frugal's)
  • Kmart (opened 1994,)
  • Marshalls (opened 1994, )
  • OfficeMax (opened 1995, )
  • Party City (opened, 1994 as Rag Shop)
  • Ross Dress for Less (opened, 1994)
  • References

    Oakwood Plaza Wikipedia