Designer Outlet Swindon

Second visit after some years. Much bigger than I remember. Lots of fine brands represented and bargains to be had. Parking: £2 for 5 hours, after which it gets very expensive! So beware, if you want to stay and eat, you might go over the 5 hours. And it's no-ticket parking so make a careful note of your arrival time.

Major brands at outlet prices, ample space for shoppers.Scooters can be hired for people with special needs. Kids cars, train and play area are attractive.Car parking first 30min are free, you must enter your car registration, entry time if not picked automatically.

Plentiful parking and a large range of shops. Was disappointed a few of the shops I would have like to visit had left but the shops still there are great.

COOL PLACE TO SHOPI think I’ve been to most of the MacArthur Glen Designer Outlets in the country, and the thing I like about this one is that most of it is covered with a roof, so you’re protected from the elements when shopping (unlike Cheshire Oaks, which is freezing!).Has a nice Christmassy feel during December and the outside stalls selling German sausages and churros are cool. Plenty of shops to see and it’s in a logical order so you could do laps around the place.Only downside: the parking at busy times is painful, so expect to park miles away from the entrance. And the ticket machine takes your money but then doesn’t let you out of the carpark – so always pay at the barrier for your parking with your contactless credit card.

Amazing place to shop for the big brands at a discount, gets busy at times but its normal, easy parking and cheap, please go to this place and you can find some great deals most times 30% 40% off

A great outlet centre with mix of high street favourites such as M&S, Phase Eight and Next alongside Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein with a variety of cafés and restaurants to choose from including two Costas, Starbucks, Five Guys, Wagamamas and Pizza Express. Great play area for under 8's.Beautifully decorated for Christmas with a wonderful winter wonderland area for children.

There is nothing not to love about the Outlet. It houses, perhaps, the most collections of designer stores under the same roof in the whole of the South West.The Outlet is well planned and I particularly loved the fact that a little bit of railway history had been incorporated into the building. The West Somerset train stands out and so do the rather colourful rail carts and other railway parts that are suspended on the roof.The Outlet is functional. There is a secluded colourful play area for children. The parking is massive and is free for the first 30 minutes and cost £2 thereafter. There is a car wash/valet service at the car park which offers free parking for its patron.The designer outlets on the premises parade an eclectic collection which includes footwear, clothing, perfume, home decor etc. There is a food court as well with popular brands. There are also food stall for lovers of street food outside the OutletThere is lots of natural lighting and some of the stores have made good use of it to improve their ambience. M&S stands out. The toilet facility is quite clean and overall the Outlet appeared clean and well managed.Loved it and would be going back for more!

Awesome place man especially now during the hollidaysYou have plenty of stores so finding the one you need is not so hardChristmas decorations are crazy and your kids can take a ride in the little locomotive thereLooking for a bite to eat? You have a food place where you pick a store and sit down in this massive area we had kfc and it was awesome!

Great place for a day out shopping it has a large play area for the plus a train that does a circle around the shopping area and a museum close by everything under one roof