Wow! What can I say. This place is massive,it goes on and on. Just about every shop you can think of is there. We bought so many things. We found everyone really friendly. My husband is disabled and we managed to borrow an electric wheelchair. This was so helpful as we could put our shopping on too. I don’t think he could have gone an eighth way around it without the help. It was all beautifully lit with Christmas lights. Lots of gift ideas. We went on a Sunday just as it opened. I’m glad we did as so many people arrived.The car park is just a short walk away.

We are equi-distant from a number of out,et malls, and in the south of England, this one is usually my favourite, as I dislike Bicester, and Portsmouth does not have enough shops. My rule of thumb with this one is to get in early, or late, as car parking is always horrendous, and then have people parking on the verges, however, and with 30mins free, which I assume is thee as the navigation through the car park is terrible, that sometimes you have to go out and then back in… and then a charge of £2 for up to 5hours encourage people to stay all day… Eventually, we got a space, and then wandered around for a few hours.. there are much better shops here than a bulk of the outlets.. but same applies here as to any outlet malls that if there are certain clothing shops you like a lot of them offer a further 10-30% discounts with vouchers…. The prices are no way near the price of US outlets.. where gone are the days perhaps of Ralph Lauren T-shirts about £6 and 9oxford shirts less than £20, but you can buys at reduced prices… Remember that some of the clothes are only produced for outlet selling… However, Swindon has a lot of appeal,… good selection of shops, food stalls inside and out, and all in a historic building

It was good. I got lost form my child. Would recommend. Too many shops i feel like the different shops selling the same things could get in a war from the cheaper prices and more excetpable items. Good quality. Would recommend going to the haribo shop. Such a fun place

Great place to shop. enjoyed our visit. Lots of history, would like to visit the museum next time. The food choices could have been better but we found a great restaurant down the road. Some really good shops and nice to see it was busy even in the current climate

Pre-booked a mobility scooter for my husband as he cannot walk any distance. Easy to drop him off at the West Entrance. Guest service staff gave an efficient run through the working of the scooter. On our departure Idris in Guest services was a star giving us every help and advice for an easy exit. Thank you so much. This was the first time my husband had been able to go shopping and maintain his independence.

Decent shopping centre. There's plenty of choices whether it's food, snacks, gifts or clothing. Ideal place to shop for Birthdays and Holidays such as Christmas. The prices vary from shop-to-shop. However, there's some hidden gems tucked away if you take your time exploring. When busy, the location can feel suffocating. But I still highly recommend.

A wide range of shops and food outlets available, providing a better mix than some other McArthurGlen sites. Parking is reasonable, and we avoided the bus lane issue that others seem to have had. Food options for lunch range from Starbucks and Costa, to Subway and KFC, and Wagamama and Pizza Express. There are also some food stalls outside that were reasonably priced. Clothes and accessories retailers sit alongside Cadburys and Haribo outlets and jewellers. Not all retailers are as good value as they may seem, with some items barely being below high street prices but there are definitely bargains to be found if you know what you want.

Have been coming here for years, and always enjoyed our visits. Lots of bargains, friendly store staff, smiling and welcoming, it can get very busy on a Sunday. Great sofas to relax on, plus a few eateries. So far so great. My concern concerned two beauty outlets. The first wanted my e/mail address before I could get the discount on offer. The sign on the windows were offering this, but no mention of an e/mail address, outrageous business policy. IS it even legal. Worse no cash, only card ! THIS is England I did not know cash had become illegal tender. The second was Clairol, enquiring first did they take cash? NO problem. Then the assistant tried offering me over four pounds in five pence pieces in my change. What a strange country we have become. Begrudgingly another assistant opened the other till and produced serious coinage. My query here was who would have a till full of five pence coins? So no more visits to these two outlets then. Such a shame these two experiences ruined my visit, and am cross with myself for allowing this. Would I return of course, just watch where I shop.

My husband and I visited as part of our 25th Anniversary holiday and were blown away! There is so much to see, it is very clean, spacious and accessible. I had no problems at all in my wheelchair and the was such a lovely selection of food on offer. We had a great time and would highly recommend a visit to anyone.

A Great undercover Shopping area based in old train Sheds. Plenty of Designer Label Shops and places to eat and have Coffee. Car Park is opposite and reasonably priced but not under cover. Nice place for a couple of hours and based on the other shopping areas in Swindon this is miles better, clean, safe and relaxed