O2 Centre

A very small shopping centre. A little empty tbh. The signage could be improved.

The upstairs seems so scanty except for the cinema.

Aldi on the ground floor and one other place seem to be the main attraction.

I recommend if you aren't a fan of shopping centres in the true meaning of the word.

Thought the seats were too close and booking clerks were, booking everyone in as sardines covid has not disappeared very few wore masks. There was alot of coughing film Watanga forever was excellent, plan to go again soon. 😁

At sainsbburys, I’m 27 years old with a full beard and I don’t look young yet they asked me for ID to buy energy drinks in the morning after I purchase them actively here. There’s 6 people who serve me at night time. The manager is absolutely garbage and unprofessional. I haven’t been asked for Id since I was 20 for anything and it doesn’t make sense in the slightest. The manager has literally no qualities of being a manager and he was being difficult with what I offered to show him ID on my phone. Deep down he knew I was over the age of 25 but he felt as if had to support his colleagues decision and this rubbish manager couldn’t speak up and control the situation. absolutely disgusted. Teens purchase alcohol and cigarettes yet the least harmful thing to consume out of those would be energy drinks. I don’t understand, it has the highest requirement to obtain. Where’s the logic in this and when someone looks like they’re in that age bracket of 25, that should be more than enough to serve as how many other stores tend to abide by.

Many photos of The O2 centre. Has escalators, elevator, book shop and a bunch of restaurants including gym and a cinema. At the lowest ground you can find a big sainsburys which also includes clothes and other random things to shop for. Amazing mini mall like experience. I come here a lot as I am a local resident and this would be my local store. The O2 centre also offers free wifi and the public toilets are a little small and tends to be shut majority of the time. Overall it’s not super large but it’s still a wonderful and pleasant experience to venture inside.

Nice shopping centre, there is Sainsbury, Aldi, Starbucks, and many more. Very good location but little bit empty centre.

Not an huge place but you can find, food, supermarkets, cinema and pretty huge Christmas tree 🎄.

Pay for parking in on-site carpark. Everything is as expected. Cinema is not the best they also do some things a little different from other Vue's. There are no recliner chairs, and the floor is sticky/crunchy. Starbucks is great though, and a massive waterstones.

Quite a basic shopping centre with a huge parking and all of the “necessary to exist as a human” shops and stores, such as Sainsbury’s and HomeDepot. There’s also more Amazon Lockers that I’ve seen in my life so far.

Great mall with all the things you need plus gym and multiple restaurants, a studio/venue that you can hire for up to 80 people