Where is deepdale retail park

Order and Collection Service - Tablet now used, still located on menswear. Collapse all Expand all. There is not a bus stop within approximately m of the store. The nearest train station is Preston. The store does not have its own car park. Parking is free for all users. Information including payment terms, is provided at the entrance to the car park, to make it clear whether or not free parking is available to Blue Badge holders.

The dimensions of the designated parking bay s are cm x cm 8ft 2in x 16ft 5in. There is not a cm hatched zone around the Blue Badge parking bay s. The car park surface is tarmac.

There is not a designated drop-off point. The surface of the approach is block paving. The approach surface is uneven in places. There are fixed bollards on the approach. The bollards have a good colour contrast to prevent them being hazardous to visually impaired people.

Handrails are at the recommended height 90cmcm. Handrails do cover the flight of stairs throughout its length. Handrails are easy to grip. Handrails do not extend horizontally beyond the first and last steps. This information is for the entrance located at the front of the store. There is step-free access at this entrance.

There is a canopy or recess which provides weather protection at this entrance. There is a dark mat or floor marking at this entrance that might be perceived as a hole. The main door s open s automatically. The width of the door opening is cm. There are security barriers at this entrance. There is a team member available for assistance at this entrance. There is wayfinding signage available at this entrance.

Womenswear is located on the ground floor, ahead as you enter the store. There is step free access to Womenswear. Main routes should have a width of cm with side aisles at a width of 75cm.

There is step free access throughout the Womenswear aisle s. There is step free access to the Womenswear till point s. There is a hearing assistance system at the till point s.

The hearing assistance system is signed. There are not windows, TVs, glazed screens or mirrors behind the till point s which could adversely affect the ability of someone to lip read. There is step free access to the accessible fitting room s. There is a curtain opening to access the accessible fitting room s.

The clear width of the fitting room opening is cm. The dimensions of the accessible fitting room s are cm x cm. There is not clear manoeuvring space in the accessible fitting room s , due to the dimensions. There is a drop down rail in the accessible fitting room s. There is a mirror in the accessible fitting room s , the bottom edge of the mirror is 10cm from the floor. Deepdale Shopping Park, Preston — location, opening hours, store directory, and the most sought-after clothing items available there.

Blackpool Road links the east with the A59 and beyond to junction 31 of the M6. Parking is free. By bus There are 8 bus stops located near the site with several services running between the shopping park and Preston city centre.

Directory of clothing, footwear, and accessories stores at Deepdale Shopping Park: product photos, reviews, and product listings are all available on dedicated retailer pages. So I took photos as evidence and filed my appeal and refused to pay the fine. Fat cat parking companies have to try and ruin your great days out. But I guess you just need to set off really early in the mornings or during the late afternoons. Though I love the place! Parking is very good if you go after work during the week.

I always go then. They are open until about 8 or 9 pm. Weekend is the worst, especially if there is a football match on because the ground is just bit further down from Deepdale. Deepdale Retail Park is a great place to go shopping and is safer for children than it is in town. I go all the time and have little trouble parking. There are great shops at the Deepdale Centre but I agree with other people saying that the parking is not the best.

I go there very often and I love the shops and food is awesome. I hope you all enjoy your time at the shopping centre. What do you expect? The shops are excellent but parking is an absolute nightmare! There needs to be some sort of traffic control systems or improved exits! I went to deepdale retail park today and I thoroughly enjoyed the place. They have plenty of places to eat and there are shops for all ages.

The downside to it is the parking as it is always very busy there. Overall it is a great place to enjoy a day shopping! I think Deep Dale Retail Park is really good. There are a few shops that everyone likes and a few food restaurants that you can eat at. Preston is a joke for parking where ever you go. Deepdale is always packed at xmas — queuing to get in — queuing to get out. And even if your not going therey ou have to queue to get past! And putting more food places on there has made it worse for queuing and parking.

They need to make more exits off it because it is a joke. You end up weighing up which way is quicker because you have to give way to the right on roundabouts, there all as bad plus its next to a fire station.

Who built this place? They do have a good variety of shops but none more exciting than town. Plus town has no queuing. I only saw 4 and they were all used by people with no car seats. So either they had no children or were braking the law and not restraining them. Much easier. Went on Sunday. Cars parked everywhere. I parked in a space and got a ticket because my wheels were slightly on the grass!

I understand that parking can get busy but why are the management allowing a private ticketing company go round and profit from the situation. I spent a lot of money there on xmas presents and got a ticket as a thank you gift. I will never visit again. The tickets are not going to stop the congestion but will just allow fat cats to profit! Very angry. Do not let your children run off.

Deepdale has the highest crime rate for the area and round the corner is a street which has had more knife and gun killings than the whole of the North West. Shoppers beware.