Ridin' in my car through a massive, open-air, lifestyle shopping center in Columbus Ohio. No busses allowed?

Probably much more than you care to view.  But the video has a "smooth jazz" soundtrack.  



The Town Center Regains Significance.  (The New York Times, 8/2/2016)

 Clearly, most people drive to get here.  Let me know when you see a bus.  What the three came up with joined a Midwestern retailer’s view with a New Yorker’s experience of urban street life and a European’s devotion to food and sidewalk culture. Since construction began on Easton in 1993, the project has produced 3.7 million square feet of retail space in 280 stores and 4.2 million square feet of Class A office space in 21 buildings. There are also hundreds of hotel rooms and apartments.

"Well, I went to the place where everybody hangs out
To see what everyone was talking about."