Milton Keynes Shopping Centre www.thecentremk.com

It almost sounds like this place is a family-oriented shopping mall; however, there are many inconsiderate smokers at the entrance with cigarettes in their mouths while children are passing in and out of the building.

Smoking should be banned anywhere near the entrance.

Dirty very out dated shopping centre thats best avoided, the parking is a rip off and half of the shops most people would avoid anyway Sports Direct and Arcadia Group shops who want to line the trash that owns these companies pockets, then tat shops like Hugo Boss :) You wouldn't wipe a floor with the rubbish this Nazi tat company sells, Hugo Dork more like.

Awful and stuck in the 70's

The entire place needs knocking down.

Milton Keynes Shopping Centre has easy parking, good range of shops with brilliant John Lewis, Marks and Spencers and House of Fraser at either end and in the middle!

Also very easy to get to from the M1

Good experience for shopping in thecentre:mk!

Milton Keynes Shopping Centre is a great, clean, safe environment.............

Great shopping choice.

Love John Lewis

Paying for car parking is a downside.

Love the new screens to find out where you are....Lived in Milton Keynes for 20 years and still find trouble working out which end is Marks And Spencer and which John Lewis....

Here's my advice on getting to centre:mk:By CarFrom the M1, junction 14 or the A5, take the road marked H5 (A509) and follow signs to 'the centre mk central shopping'. By BusCentral Milton Keynes is served by a network of frequent bus services from all parts of the city. There are bus stops at the Point and the Food Centre, just outside thecentre:mk. By RailThere are frequent rail services to Central Milton Keynes train station, which is only a three quarter mile walk, bus or taxi ride from thecentre:mk. The majority of parking in Central Milton Keynes is free after 6pm so it's an ideal choice for Easter Shopping in my opinion.

Excellent access for mums with buggies and young children and the disabled.Shopping all under one roof.Childcare facilitiesExcellent range of shops.

I really like the Centre:MK in Milton Keynes. It gives me all the choice in one place, easily accessable and I don't have to travel to London to get it.

The Centre MK is full of the big stores, plenty of coffee shops and places to eat. It's. all under one roof so you can shop in the dry. Lots of parking.Avoid Saturdays in late November December unless you enjoy the buzz of the crowds, it's usually more relaxed on a Sunday and onlate night shopping. In the week I found that the parking was free after 6pm.No music shop (instruments, printed music etc) since Chappells went in 2005, only a HMV No really interesting shops to browse in and discover something old or new like you would find in a traditional town centre.Most of the car parking isn't free any more and the cost of parking is always going up.