With the closure of The Bon-Ton in 2006, plans were once again announced to expand the Walden Galleria. Under these new plans, the recently vacated Bon-Ton department store, the adjacent existing Regal Cinemas space and a Kahunaville restaurant outside the food court entrance were demolished to make way for the new home of a 16-screen Regal Cinemas movie complex on the upper level and new retail and upscale restaurant space on the lower level. An existing exterior entrance with escalators and an elevator up to the food court was removed and the large exterior glass wall was temporarily blocked off with the intention of creating a Barnes and Noble store in front of that space that would open up to the food court. That location never came to fruition however due to what would be complications of construction of the Barnes and Noble's proposed escalators since that particular section of the mall was built on caissons over Scajaquada Creek. Additionally, a portion of the multi-level parking ramp near the Bon-Ton store was demolished to make way for new store fronts that would create a boulevard-like design along the mall's western edge. A five-story, 1,200-vehicle parking ramp was also built to replace the spaces affected by the expansion.