Centre Court Shopping Centre

Centre Court Shopping is a nice shopping centre with shops conveniently located.
I ended up buying clothes from H&M as well as getting goodies like fresh strawberries from Tesco so I got the best of Wimbledon!

Small but some brand shops are there. The umbrella roof looks good.

I love this shopping centre. It’s always so clean and fresh and I’m so glad more shops are coming back into it, after suffering the repercussions of the pandemic. A new extension and design is looking very exciting and I can’t wait for the big reveal at the end of the year!

It used to be one of the best shopping centre around but now we have few shops left.
But still nice place to visit

Known this place for ages and its sad to see that its not full of shops as it was before the only shops that I know are in there form the top of my head is h&m which is split into two shops, paper clip and a makeup shop to which I forgotten the name of.

There is construction going on there as of right now and im hoping its a some sort of extension to which can be filled with more shops to make it lively again.

Its sad to see how there is barely anything there compared to how it was before.

1) Covid Vaccination Centre -
VERY POOR SIGNS
go to upper floor, (same floor as the H&M shop), opposite end to H&M so use lift from opposite Boots from ground floor to upper shopping. Avoid lunchtime appointments as it's a very long wait. After lunch nobody queuing.

2) Update, building/refurbishment going on so no elevators to upper shopping. Use lift opposite boots.
It's a small shopping mall, M & S food, Tesco food.fairly small, their restaurant is ok. Boots is also there, Superdrug. Pretty much same as any small mall 3 and EE phone, Storm shops, Halifax Bank.There's little individuality really. Few clothes shops but none that other malls don't have.

I haven't been to Wimbledon in ages, I was saddened to see part of the centre is closed for development, and it felt less busy and warm compared to how it used to be, but nonetheless it was still clean and well presented, with some nice shops. Nothing to eat in there anymore.

Opened in the mid 1990s this shopping mall has grown to incorporate Debenhams, Gap, M&S Foods, HMV, & Boots, to name just a few
Love Moka restaurant cafe just to chill out and relax.
Sadly Debenhams is no more 😪