Nice place to visit, has upto 100 well known designer shops, several cafes and restaurants. Housed in the old Swindon railway works, so plenty of room, all under cover. Car parking £2 for 5 hours, so not too bad.
nima magar
What a lovely place to be specially with the family.Secure car park with low car park fee, mini stalls for foodies before you enter the outlet and when you enter that's it cause life gets busier shopping, play area for kids and then just time out mode to relax in the couch allocated infront of shops and watch the hustle and bustle views of shoppers.We had a great fun and we wish you too.
Gareth Davies
Good range of shops and labels. Some shops have better reductions than others.Car parking is excellent - cost effective and ample spaces.Plenty of places for refreshments - with seating.One of the better outlets in the chain
Kevin Bourton
Shopping experience was good , staff at the shops we went to were helpful and very polite. Downside was that where it was torrential rain .There was buckets everywhere dotted around indoors where water was leaking from the roof. Coffee was amazing
Valerie Grover
Lovely place for some retail therapy. Wide selection of outlet shops. Food is available inside and outside. There are plenty of places to have a coffee. The toilet facilities were clean and pleasant.
Ninh Ly
COOL PLACE TO SHOPI think I’ve been to most of the MacArthur Glen Designer Outlets in the country, and the thing I like about this one is that most of it is covered with a roof, so you’re protected from the elements when shopping (unlike Cheshire Oaks, which is freezing!).Has a nice Christmassy feel during December and the outside stalls selling German sausages and churros are cool. Plenty of shops to see and it’s in a logical order so you could do laps around the place.Only downside: the parking at busy times is painful, so expect to park miles away from the entrance. And the ticket machine takes your money but then doesn’t let you out of the carpark – so always pay at the barrier for your parking with your contactless credit card.
E Chivers
Great to see this place of historical importance being used. Inside there are many interesting features too. Full of the the usual designer shops, plenty choice for eating. £2 parking. Great play areas for children too.
Hope Mcguire
Interestingly Good but falls short of a 5* with some lack luster designs and hiked up food prices. I wish there were more independent food shops to fill some of the open spaces. However I was pleasantly surprised and satisfied with some of the choice of shops they had. For instance, I've never been to a Haribo, Lindt or Cadbury World so I went wild. And it was nice to see Pattiserie Valerie still very much kicking and a five guys well represented by their staff. All in all I think Swindon Designer Outlet is a good balance between cost and cost consciousness providing little care filled details around it. A cheaper alternative to Biscester if you'd like brands such as timberland, white stuff , Levis and so on at an outlet price.
Sunil Patel
We going for shopping and eating very nice place for adults and kids all are enjoying this place very much.
Laura Ruddy
Great outlet all on one floor.plenty of toilets and Cafes places to dine enough for everyone.
A great outlet centre with mix of high street favourites such as M&S, Phase Eight and Next alongside Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein with a variety of cafés and restaurants to choose from including two Costas, Starbucks, Five Guys, Wagamamas and Pizza Express. Great play area for under 8's.Beautifully decorated for Christmas with a wonderful winter wonderland area for children.
Chris Watts
Second visit after some years. Much bigger than I remember. Lots of fine brands represented and bargains to be had. Parking: £2 for 5 hours, after which it gets very expensive! So beware, if you want to stay and eat, you might go over the 5 hours. And it's no-ticket parking so make a careful note of your arrival time.
Mali A
Awesome place man especially now during the hollidaysYou have plenty of stores so finding the one you need is not so hardChristmas decorations are crazy and your kids can take a ride in the little locomotive thereLooking for a bite to eat? You have a food place where you pick a store and sit down in this massive area we had kfc and it was awesome!
Yigal Raymond
A lovely day out for us all. It's a shame the weather was awful, heavy rain meant we couldn't navigate our way out of the very dimly lit car park and I literally couldn't see the directions to get out at all. Subsequently, I went the wrong way and came off a kerb which has seriously damaged my exhaust!I will be ringing to speak to someone to sort out a compensation claim against the car park.Very poorly lit, very heavy rain, very poor signage added up to my car being damaged! This isn't acceptable.
Darth Rum69
Arrived on a Saturday just after 10am, plenty of parking, you drive through a camera monitored barrier system so no ticket as it photos your number plate. First time visit, very impressed with the number of shops, the brands and prices. Very clean throughout and well maintained. Has a little train going around the complex to keep some kids entertained. The food court was very busy at lunchtime, we didn't eat as we don't like the hustle and bustle. We were here for around 3 ½ hrs and when we left you go to one of the pay machines and enter your number plate and then pay by card £2. By this time the traffic to get into the car park was very heavy and time consuming.
Nice place to visit, has upto 100 well known designer shops, several cafes and restaurants. Housed in the old Swindon railway works, so plenty of room, all under cover. Car parking £2 for 5 hours, so not too bad.
What a lovely place to be specially with the family.Secure car park with low car park fee, mini stalls for foodies before you enter the outlet and when you enter that's it cause life gets busier shopping, play area for kids and then just time out mode to relax in the couch allocated infront of shops and watch the hustle and bustle views of shoppers.We had a great fun and we wish you too.
Good range of shops and labels. Some shops have better reductions than others.Car parking is excellent - cost effective and ample spaces.Plenty of places for refreshments - with seating.One of the better outlets in the chain
Shopping experience was good , staff at the shops we went to were helpful and very polite. Downside was that where it was torrential rain .There was buckets everywhere dotted around indoors where water was leaking from the roof. Coffee was amazing
Lovely place for some retail therapy. Wide selection of outlet shops. Food is available inside and outside. There are plenty of places to have a coffee. The toilet facilities were clean and pleasant.
COOL PLACE TO SHOPI think I’ve been to most of the MacArthur Glen Designer Outlets in the country, and the thing I like about this one is that most of it is covered with a roof, so you’re protected from the elements when shopping (unlike Cheshire Oaks, which is freezing!).Has a nice Christmassy feel during December and the outside stalls selling German sausages and churros are cool. Plenty of shops to see and it’s in a logical order so you could do laps around the place.Only downside: the parking at busy times is painful, so expect to park miles away from the entrance. And the ticket machine takes your money but then doesn’t let you out of the carpark – so always pay at the barrier for your parking with your contactless credit card.
Great to see this place of historical importance being used. Inside there are many interesting features too. Full of the the usual designer shops, plenty choice for eating. £2 parking. Great play areas for children too.
Interestingly Good but falls short of a 5* with some lack luster designs and hiked up food prices. I wish there were more independent food shops to fill some of the open spaces. However I was pleasantly surprised and satisfied with some of the choice of shops they had. For instance, I've never been to a Haribo, Lindt or Cadbury World so I went wild. And it was nice to see Pattiserie Valerie still very much kicking and a five guys well represented by their staff. All in all I think Swindon Designer Outlet is a good balance between cost and cost consciousness providing little care filled details around it. A cheaper alternative to Biscester if you'd like brands such as timberland, white stuff , Levis and so on at an outlet price.
We going for shopping and eating very nice place for adults and kids all are enjoying this place very much.
Great outlet all on one floor.plenty of toilets and Cafes places to dine enough for everyone.
Restaurantji Recommends
A great outlet centre with mix of high street favourites such as M&S, Phase Eight and Next alongside Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein with a variety of cafés and restaurants to choose from including two Costas, Starbucks, Five Guys, Wagamamas and Pizza Express. Great play area for under 8's.Beautifully decorated for Christmas with a wonderful winter wonderland area for children.
Second visit after some years. Much bigger than I remember. Lots of fine brands represented and bargains to be had. Parking: £2 for 5 hours, after which it gets very expensive! So beware, if you want to stay and eat, you might go over the 5 hours. And it's no-ticket parking so make a careful note of your arrival time.
Awesome place man especially now during the hollidaysYou have plenty of stores so finding the one you need is not so hardChristmas decorations are crazy and your kids can take a ride in the little locomotive thereLooking for a bite to eat? You have a food place where you pick a store and sit down in this massive area we had kfc and it was awesome!
A lovely day out for us all. It's a shame the weather was awful, heavy rain meant we couldn't navigate our way out of the very dimly lit car park and I literally couldn't see the directions to get out at all. Subsequently, I went the wrong way and came off a kerb which has seriously damaged my exhaust!I will be ringing to speak to someone to sort out a compensation claim against the car park.Very poorly lit, very heavy rain, very poor signage added up to my car being damaged! This isn't acceptable.
Arrived on a Saturday just after 10am, plenty of parking, you drive through a camera monitored barrier system so no ticket as it photos your number plate. First time visit, very impressed with the number of shops, the brands and prices. Very clean throughout and well maintained. Has a little train going around the complex to keep some kids entertained. The food court was very busy at lunchtime, we didn't eat as we don't like the hustle and bustle. We were here for around 3 ½ hrs and when we left you go to one of the pay machines and enter your number plate and then pay by card £2. By this time the traffic to get into the car park was very heavy and time consuming.