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I used to live in MK 17 years.Then I moved to NorthamptonBut i often go to MK city centre each time I see my daughter.Happy with all the shops there.Wagamama Pho Vietnamese, Leon and Nandos are my place for lunch.So many eating places here

Great place to move around and spend time in. Lots of branded stores and food options. Toilets are well maintained. Lots of sitting arrangements for elders ! Christmas lights have been installed now !!

There are a wide variety of shops here due the large size of this shopping center and it generally scores well on what I am looking for especially with the relatively new multi storey car park next to John Lewis making parking much more achievable. There is another multi story car park at the Marks and Spencer end which I expect will be quieter based on footfall I saw at that end of the shopping center recently as a few key shops at that end have closed or relocated. Overall I do recommend you visit.The main downside I have noticed in recent visits, hence the lower start rating, is the lack of maps. This may be intentional but all they seem to have are a few paper ones by one or two of the entry doors and nothing else. No large static maps and no interactive ones. Paper maps surely are out of date pretty quickly. When I mentioned that I was struggling without one to the information kiosk I was told jokingly well they wouldn't need me then. Not the best answer unless each customer received a guided tour to help them find what they wanted.There are some relatively simple solutions and I would not expect them to be too costly beyond initial setup.1. Replace the interactive maps at intersections so people reliably know where they can find one and the stores they need.2. Create a simple app and pop up qr codes to download it. This could have the map which can be easily updated when stores change and it could also be an added platform to promote offers key stores have or any events in the center. If this already exists then it should be marketed within the center as I am sure I would have seen something.

Great mall. Affordable to High end brands. Has special markets in open spaces for global crowd. Can't go without buying anything here. Too big to visit go around and explore all outlets in a day.

Enormous shopping centre with a wide variety of stores and restaurants. It currently has beautiful Christmas lights and displays. There’s also a temporary train and roundabout located inside too.I was also delighted to see a band performing Christmas music during my visit to the shopping centre.It can get quite busy especially around the Christmas time of the year however it is very spacious so you don’t need to worry about bumping into people.I recommend using a map if it’s your first time visiting because it is relatively easy to get lost in this shopping centre.Overall this is definitely a great place to go shopping in general and is especially great for Christmas shopping.

The market in the middle is quirky and vibrant and a break from the boring inner sanctum in the heart of yawnsville. the building itself, a shoppers paradise I guess, plenty of everything to expect for those that like to find everything In one place and spend an entire day out.

I love to come to this mall because there's plenty to do, I can go in the outside area, but I can also stay inside, there are so many types of food, clothes, stores, benches to sit if you get tired. I can conveniently come with a car and to park it or by bus. The big hall is always made to add up to customers' great experience - from indoor sand beach to a fashion weekend with lovely models and dancer that are presenting the brands amazingly. My kid also enjoys our visits here.

Went a week ago whilst driving back north from a work trip, highly recommend whilst it's the festive season they have cute stalls and an impressive indoor train ride for the kids with a big Santa House. There is an outdoor market for fruit and veg I couldn't visit as I was busy in other stores, a decent sized Primark and a John Lewis. So much to do and plenty of places to either have a meal or a snack. I will be going back at some point !

Big indoor shopping mall with loads of shops not my thing but the wife likes it. There's places to sit and have a coffee whilst the wife shops!It was decorated for Christmas when we visited and it was still quite busy in the early evening.We decided to visit the theatre whilst there managing to park outside quite easily.Tickets for the theatre ranged from £19 up in the gods with limited views to £60 at the front for the show we saw.