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    Marks and Spencer

    3.7 (71 reviews)
    ModerateShopping Centers
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Gavin M.

    "Ocean" Terminal is an incredibly optimistic name, but I suppose the more honest version of "River Terminal" doesn't quite have the same buzz or glamour about it. It's ironic then that buzz and lack of glamour are two of the most notable aspects of the shopping experience down here. It's a grand idea, a shopping centre in an area that's out of town yet not in the middle of a field like The Gyle or Silverburn, but somehow many of the shops are empty, and despite it's size and the presence of restaurants and a cinema, it feels eerily quiet and stagnant. Beats wrestling through swarms of screeching Spanish tourists on Prince's Street though, so it gets a thumbs up from me.

    Rayan D.

    It has a Vue Cinema, the entrance to Britannia, Starbucks, Bear Company, M&S Food-Court, H&M, Superdry, Fat Face, HMV, Boots, FCUK, Baxter, GAP, Debenhams and a beautiful laid out Food Court - with Zizzi, Burger Company etc.. I do like the food-court, with its view over Fife and new developments of Newhaven. (I compare those views with Blade Runner scenes..) Not my favourite shopping centre - as it is more like an main street shopping missing the charity shops (apart from the Superdry Store) I go shopping here when I have a few hours to spare on a Sunday. It is clean building in and out and has got a straightforward layout rectangular and 3 stories high. There is a car park and a bus terminus for Lothian buses 22, 35, 34, 36, 11 Also the tourist buses stop here. There are (still) plans to extend the (in)famous tram line to here but those are currently shelved

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    Amy G.

    I can't bring myself to get on the bus and travel all the way down Leith Walk to Ocean Terminal. It has various High Street shops on offer, most of which you can go to on Princes Street. There is a cinema and dining too, most of which you can get in the centre of Edinburgh. There is a play area and a skate park here which is I suppose where Ocean Terminal will win. Take the kids, dump them there and go enjoy your shopping in peace. I guess if you live in the Leith area, or perhaps you want to shop away from the rain then a visit to Ocean Terminal is in order. Otherwise I will probably stick the Princes Street and its better (and bigger) variety of shops and dining.

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    Compared to its competitors (such as the Gyle Centre and St James' Mall) - Ocean Terminal is light years ahead of them. It's modern, light, airy and has some really cool shops in it as well as a cinema. Ocean Terminal also has a restaurant/eating area, which in reality is about as far as you can get from your standard mall fast food type stuff - its really rather good to sit having a paninni etc while staring out of the huge glass windows into the docks. Amazing views. Oh, and there also happens to be a Royal Yacht parked right outside. Not many other places can boast that. However, there is one major problem - I wouldnt go out of my way to come here from where I live - yes, it has all of the shops I could ever want in one area, but despite the constant buses, its just too far away. All of the shops can be found in the city centre - and while they will require walking between (Shock, Horror!!) you would probibly be quicker than heading all the way down to Ocean Terminal.

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    Ocean Terminal is a shopping centre and tourist attraction situated in Leith, which is in the north of Edinburgh.

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    Fountain Park

    3.2(23 reviews)
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    Fountain Park is one of those soulless leisure complexes that is there to use up your hard earned…read morecash. There is a large Cineworld cinema, Pizza Hut, Nandos, a casino, Virgin Active health club, bars, bingo, bowling alley and a kiddies soft play center. I actually quite like Fountain Park because it is right on my doorstep and it has everything I need for an evening on entertainment. There is a large car park so you can drive here and if you use the cinema or other businesses your car park ticket is validated making the parking free. Free parking in Edinburgh is a bonus! You can go for something to eat and know what to expect in the chain restaurants before heading off to the cinema/bowling alley/casino. It's perhaps not as large as some of the out of town complexes you see in the likes of Glasgow, but it does have everything you need and something for everyone.

    I have only been to Fountain Park once, for bowling. But I will return this afternoon to visit the…read moreCineworld. Anyway, I feel that this place is largely for the students living around this area as it has a massive Cineworld, a Pizza Hut, a Nando's and a Tenpin bowling alley among its facilities available. The place felt quite empty and depressing the last time I was in and there seemed to be a lot of empty space between the bowling alley and the cinema, with the main concourse functioning as an extended hallway to get between the two. There is an underground car park which is free for the first four hours but if you stay any longer than that, then you will have to pay money for every extra hour you stay there. I did like the bowling alley, and the Pizza Hut was pretty decent when we went to it so I suppose this place serves its purpose with one of the only casual bowling alleys in the Edinburgh area. I hope I will enjoy Cineworld as it seems significantly cheaper than Odeon and Vue.

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