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Abbey Centre
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Abbey Centre is a large indoor shopping centre, just six miles from Belfast city centre.
With over 70 stores under one roof your every need is catered for at this bustling mall. Get your fashion fix at a range of clothing shops including Next, Primark, and Dunnes Stores or pick up the essentials at the Centre's pharmacies, opticians and Poundland. With late shopping until 9pm every week night and free parking for up to four hours you can shop and dine at your leisure. Refuel after your shopping spree in the Food Court where you can enjoy Nando’s, McDonald’s, Caffe Nero and more.
Other facilities include a medical practice, banking facilities, shoe repairs and locksmith. Abbey Centre has a free WiFi service and a number of ATMs and public telephones.
Seasonal opening times and bank holiday variations apply. For more information, please visit www.abbeycentreshopping.co.uk
Other facilities include a medical practice, banking facilities, shoe repairs and locksmith. Abbey Centre has a free WiFi service and a number of ATMs and public telephones.
Seasonal opening times and bank holiday variations apply. For more information, please visit www.abbeycentreshopping.co.uk
Top Reasons To Visit
- Late night shopping every weeknight until 9pm
- Free parking for up to four hours
- Over 70 stores including Primark, Next and Dunnes Stores
- Just six miles from Belfast city centre
- Indoor shopping mall
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Accessibility
- All Abbey Centre retail units are situated at ground level, all under one roof, making them readily accessible and comfortable for all shoppers. Next and New Look extend to a 1st floor, however lift and stair facilities are available in each store.
- Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to borrow for your convenience, on a first come, first served basis.
- Public Toilets and Baby Change Facilities are located at ground floor level and on the first floor of the food court where lift access is also available. Public toilets are also available within Next.
- Abbey Centre reduces stimulus in the mall every Monday 5pm – 6pm in order to facilitate a sensory-friendly shopping hour.
- All Abbey Centre staff are ASD aware and happy to help should you require assistance. Please see the website Accessibility section for pre-visit guide, activity sheets, to play audio of Abbey Centre sounds and watch a video tour of the mall.
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Parking Information
Parking at Abbey Centre is free for up to four hours across the entire site. If you wish to park and shop for more than four hours, simply park in the designated Long Stay Car Park, Car Park C Level 2 & 3 and pay £1.50 per day. All car parks have dedicated Disabled and Parent and Child (up until aged 5) spaces, as well as an informative traffic management system, which allows customers to see where car parking spaces are available at peak periods.
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