Prince Bishops Place — Attraction in England

We got charged £11.50 for four hours parking. Having obtained a parking token using the second floor we went shopping in the lift to the top floor, because of a medical problem I was using a walking stick and wished to take the shortest route. When we returned to the car no payment instructions were shown all we had was a yellow token given on arrival. We reached the exit expecting to place this token into a machine but no, an obnoxious little man pointed out that parking instructions ate given on the odd numbered floors suggesting we should have read them. I pointed out my handicap, he went into his office with the token came out and demanded £11.50, we had little choice other than to pay. Why the management of this car park cannot properly advise everyone of the parking system in use on all floors is a mystery to me, this truly spoiled what had been a smashing visit to Durham, be warned of this rip off. Incidentally no receipt wad given for the...

Always a pleasure to visit Co Durham's main city shopping centre, to experience shopping made easy, especially via park-and-ride facilities. . These convenient out of town car parks, with regular buses to transport you into the city centre, are a boon to city visitors. Drivers.. husbands and partners.. .. don't dispair when you are persuaded to go shopping. Durham City is the place with easy park arrangements in force. If you have to take the car with you, the multi - story car park

is another option to park and ride. A large number of popular retail units to visit, with the city centre hosting outdoor entertainment, cafes, restaurants, etc, compliment your visit to Durham City. There's even a boat ride on the river the kids will love. Good...

I think if you want some lite exersize the ping pong parlour is a great asset to the shopping centre sited at the back of M&CO you go through there shop to get to it play table tennis for free challange your friends the robot or even feel free to challange ping pong paul the ping pong parlour open daily from 10 till 4.30 Monday to Saturday & 11 till 3.30 on a Sunday, & did I say its free also you can visit Bertie's Play village and be PC plod or even firemsn Sam or possibly see Bertie himself (on occasion) , there is a small charge for the play village £2.00 for half hour £3.00 for a hour so yes, guys, girls, lady's, & Gentlemen boys & girls come and pay a visit it is...