Downtown Shopping Centre

Auckland, Nueva Zelanda

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Teléfono:
+64 9-978 5201
Sitio web:
www.downtownshoppingcentre.co.nz
Dirección:
11-19 Customs Street West Auckland CBD, Auckland, Nueva Zelanda, 1010
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260 mD13
290 mBritomart
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Hoy 08:00 – 18:00
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Horario local (Auckland) 12:18 lunes, 3 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 08:00 – 18:00
martes 08:00 – 18:00
miércoles 08:00 – 18:00
jueves 08:00 – 18:00
viernes 08:00 – 18:00
sábado 10:00 – 18:00
domingo 10:00 – 17:00

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4 opiniones sobre Downtown Shopping Centre

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Tu valoración: 1
Auckland, New Zealand
The only time I ever came here was when I was a student waiting for the bus, and my wait time was really long. This mall sucks. It’s laid out weirdly, you never know where everything is, it’s kind of dark, and the shop selection is really poor. Boo. I think Queen Street would do well with a good shopping mall, but it’s location is dumb and no one is ever going to go to busy downtown to look at shops no one cares about. I think the reason this place just isn’t good is because there’s just nothing to do here. The food court is probably the best part, which isn’t saying much. Oh and there’s The Warehouse, which is probably good for people who live around the area and need to pick up stuff, but otherwise you’d go to a different Warehouse.
Tu valoración: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
I normally reluctantly end up in here if I have been in town and am waiting for the bus back to West Auckland. It’s either because I am hungry or need the toilet or both. As malls go, it’s not great. I don’t think you necessarily come here for the shopping, you would probably just pop in for some lunch. There is a food court on the upper level with a good selection of places to eat — it’s cheap and convenient for the bus. It’s got all usual suspects when it comes to the shops — Whitcoulls, Stevens etc. Apart from that, there’s not all that much to it and I guess apart from the food court I don’t really see the point of it all. Still at least Hollywood Bakery does a cheap coffee if you have to find twenty minutes for the next bus to Te Atatu.
Tu valoración: 2
Auckland, New Zealand
This place just seems terminally unnecessary to me. Why do suburbs have malls? To collect all the chain branches they need in one place so people can do their shopping without having to go to town. What suburb doesn’t need that? Town. Queen Street is just one long mall already, why would you bother to put another one at the bottom of it?
And not even a good mall. Tiny, crowded, it feels like there wasn’t enough room for it to lie flat so they sort of piled it on top of itself. With the possible exception of the Warehouse (and it’d rank low on a list of Warehouse branches, ordered by range and quality), there is nothing here that you can’t get at multiple other places in town. And town has sunlight, which very few malls can boast, especially not this one.
Tu valoración: 2
Brisbane, Australia
I visit the Downtown Shopping Centre on a regular basis for work related issues, and every time I go there, I wonder what the point is in having a shopping mall on Queen Street, and not even a good shopping mall. But I guess it makes sense, there is a Warehouse and a food court, and not everybody can afford to buy their groceries at Smith and Caugheys…
As a mall it is no good, there are few A-​List stores, and unless you’re getting your hair done or buying a mobile phone, there is not much to see there. You can get good sushi though, and there are plenty of restaurants to choose from, so not all bad really.
Hopefully the new owners will bring new life to this mall, because as a Westfield it just didn’t work.