TrinityCentre — Local services in Aberdeen City

Pretty good selection of the usual well known big high street chains.. One or two empty units nowadays...

But the floors are so slippery.

The centre has signs permanently advertising that "Due to adverse weather conditions" the floors may be slippery. Take it from me, they WILL be slippery on rain days as well as damp days and pretty well every day in autumn, winter and spring.

As well as the slippery floor, the steps from Guild Street and the Station are long and steep (and slippery!). There is no option of an escalator or a lift. If you are not fleet of foot, then it would be probably be best to walk round Guild Street and Bridge Street to enter the centre by the not quite as slippery but much less steep Bridge Street entrance. Or go to another shopping mall.

There is plenty of car parking under the centre. The ramp into the car park and the parking spaces were probably OK for cars of the mid-80's when the place was built, but a bit tight for the leviathans of the road today. There is a lift from the car park to the mall as well as stairs (which by the way are equally steep)

The Centre management really should do something about the slippery sloped vinyl floors in the entrance ramp from Guild Street. An escalator wouldn't go amiss either, especially for their less...

The Trinity Centre is a great shopping destination in Aberdeen with a wide variety of stores to choose from. The centre is well-organized and has a good mix of high-street brands and local independent shops, making it a great place to find unique and interesting products. The layout of the centre is easy to navigate, and the staff are always willing to help with any queries or questions. The shopping centre also has a good selection of cafes and restaurants, making it a great place to take a break and grab a bite to eat. The facilities at the Trinity Centre are top-notch, with clean and modern amenities throughout. Overall, I had a great shopping experience at The Trinity Centre and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a shopping destination...

Oldskool shopping centre located in the heart of Aberdeen city. As you enter you have to climb a mountain of stairs so be prepared for a workout. There is disabled access round the back of needed.

The toilets are deep underground and also a bit of a trek...

Good for Primark and Debenhams. In terms of variety of shops you are probably best going to the Bon Accord centre but the trinity centre is a good alternative and has a better car park.

There are always homeless people hanging around outside the centre bit they are usually harmless mannies.

It also has a Greg's which is fine for stuffing your face with sausage rolls or a steak bakes etc

Overall I'd recommend going if you can...