Fairhill Shopping Centre — Local services in Ireland

This was our first time visiting Fairhill Shopping Centre in Ballymena, and overall, it was a mixed experience. The centre itself is lovely — very clean, modern, and fresh inside. Once we got in, we really enjoyed the atmosphere and the selection of shops. Access to the car park was easy, and we were a bit concerned about height restrictions as we were in a van, but thankfully it wasn't an issue.

However, our biggest frustration was trying to find the actual entrance to the shopping centre from the car park. The signage is very poor and unclear, especially for first-time visitors. We went up and down several levels, through doors that led nowhere, and followed a sign to “shops” only to end up on another parking level. If we hadn’t followed other shoppers, we honestly might still be wandering around trying to find the way in. This could easily be improved with clearer, more frequent signs — especially for those unfamiliar with the layout. The confusing car park really lets down what is otherwise a great shopping...

Worst experience ever, it was an emergency and I had to charge my phone in order to get home and soon after I plugged it into one of the outlets upstairs in the food court, this cleaner comes and says I can't have it charging despite my friend doing it numerous times in the past and nothing happened to him, after 20 minutes a strange man came and touched my literal charger, he had the audacity to unplug it himself, I almost had an anxiety attack as I struggle with it daily and this experience worsened it, I can't help but think it was targeted and I left...

Ad praesens ova cras pullis sunt meliora.That is all i have to say. Whoever designed this place, clearly listens to joy division,because my life felt like Ian Curtis's after visiting this monument to soviet construction. Fairhill Shopping Centre is the epitome of end stage capitilism.Like lambs to the slaughter,ballymena proletariats are forced by the antrim county bourgeoisie into pandemonium. Other than that, its pleasant to see a burger king here, i can drown my sorrows surrounded by a royalist...