Morfa Shopping Park

Nice selection of stores and outlets on site. Plenty of car parking spaces. The only issue is that there's 1 way to get in and out of the complex. This means you often have to queue to get in, and you can be waiting for a very long time to get out again, sitting in the car staring at the brake lights of the people in front, each of you watching the minutes of your life pass by while you sit in Morfa car park.

Lots of shops, big parking lot. Usually never too crowded. Great if you don’t want to take a trip into city centre

A variety of shops including Next, River Island, TK Max, Boots, B&Q, Currys, Morrisons. There is also a Starbucks, and within Next, Costa Coffee. Loads of parking, no charge, and plenty of disabled parking bays. There are also a couple of fast food outlets.

Great shopping park BUT be VERY careful with the parking. We did a walk around the shops then went food shopping in Morrisons. Received a parking ticket a few days later as you are only allowed to stay for 90 minutes on 'Match Day'. How were we supposed to know it was match day!

Great place amongst great places, several shopping experiences like this close by, this particular one is perfect for birthdays and Christmas, big shops all with a great range (Currys is almost a day out for your tech addicted child) harvester or Morrisons cafe serve some great food. But there is a KFC nandos costa and a McDonalds too, perfect for Christmas, parking in busy times may be a bit difficult but that's only around christmas

Has a small range of shops, B&Q, Next, TKMaxx,Boots, Argos, Morrisons and a few others. I tend to visit early morning to avoid traffic. Whoever designed the parking/exit need to rethink, it is a damn nightmare when it is busy. I tend to park in Morrisons and walk over to the rotherham shops if a short visit before doing my food shop. Easier to get out of that car park.

Did most most of my present buying for Christmas here as Swansea City Centre does not have the breadth and quality of shops any longer.
B and Q, Next, River Island, Sports Direct, Boots. Poundland, TK Max, Argos, Currys as well as a Starbucks, Pizza Hut and KFC. Morrisons gives you the option of a supermarket shop.
One significant downside - be very careful on match days in the Liberty as you are restricted to 90 minutes parking only (and that is when you enter to the time you leave and doesn't factor in the time it might take you to park or the length of time it might take you to leave when it is exceptionally busy). Essentially your shopping experience could be limited to 70-75 minutes on a busy day and it does spoil the experience.
I understand that it is in place to stop supporters using the car park on match days, but there has to be a better way to stop this as it affects the shopping experience on that day!
I was caught unawares one day and ended up with a traffic penalty notice in the post. I successfully defended this by outlining the unfairness indicated above, but crucially I was able to provide evidence, through a receipt, that I had purchased goods for around the value of £50. They obviously took that into account.
Otherwise, the best retail park/shopping facilities outside of Cardiff for those in the Swansea/Neath/Port Talbot area.

Be very careful where you park and for how long. We parked in the Morrisons car park and visited multiple shops whilst there, also having lunch, only to find we had contravened a time limit for parking. I still don't know how long you can park for (no info in the letter) and there wasn't a home game on in the stadium.

Due to this costly experience its put us off visiting again as getting in and out of the car park the other side is also painful. I feel sorry for anyone with mobility issues trying to get their shopping done in a hurry.