Victoria Centre Nottingham
Overview
"Victoria Centre is a shopping centre in Nottingham, England, constructed between 1967 and 1972. It contains fashion and high street chain stores as well as cafes, restaurants, a health and fitness centre, and the Nottingham Victoria bus station."Access Card Notes
*Named & Famed! This venue has been highlighted by feedback from a current Access Card Holder who used their card to gain access or a discount. Information provided in this listing comes from the card holder and also is sourced directly from for the venues publicly available information. This is not a guarantee of any set service or policy this organisation might have.*Contact details
Victoria Centre Nottingham
Lower Parliament St,
Nottingham, East Midlands,
NG1 3QN
Wheelchair Access
Manual wheelchairs can be hired for free at the customer service desk on the Lower Mall. We will ask you to provide proof of address and to complete a short form. Wheelchair hire is usually for up to 4 hours, but should you need it longer please speak to a member of the team and we will try to accommodate.
Short Distances
There is accessible parking at the venue.
Access To Toilets
There are accessible toilets in the centre.
Assistance Dogs
Assistance Dogs are welcome.
Other Notes
Victoria Centre quiet hours are held on the first Sunday of every month from 11am - 12pm. For more information, please visit our website.
We understand that visiting a shopping centre can be a daunting experience for some of our customers with autism or those with hidden disabilities, so we’ve introduced sensory back packs to help make visiting our centres a more welcoming experience. You may hire sensory bags from our customer service desk and these cost a £20 refundable deposit which you will receive upon returning the bag. For more information please speak to a member of staff at the customer services desk on the lower mall. For more information, please visit our website.
To help make your visit as enjoyable as possible, Victoria Centre has been working in partnership with East Midlands Autism and their team of autism specialists, to develop a number of helpful resources for individuals with autism and their parents/ carers. We have developed a visual guide for the centre, which aims to support you from the early stages of planning a visit, arriving at the centre, information about the amenities and what to do in an emergency. We have also developed alert cards that can be used throughout your visit at your discretion and an orange wristband which can be worn during your visit should you need us to be aware of your condition.
All of these items can also be collected from our customer service desks.
For more information, please visit our website.
We understand that visiting a shopping centre can be a daunting experience for some of our customers with autism or those with hidden disabilities, so we’ve introduced sensory back packs to help make visiting our centres a more welcoming experience. You may hire sensory bags from our customer service desk and these cost a £20 refundable deposit which you will receive upon returning the bag. For more information please speak to a member of staff at the customer services desk on the lower mall. For more information, please visit our website.
To help make your visit as enjoyable as possible, Victoria Centre has been working in partnership with East Midlands Autism and their team of autism specialists, to develop a number of helpful resources for individuals with autism and their parents/ carers. We have developed a visual guide for the centre, which aims to support you from the early stages of planning a visit, arriving at the centre, information about the amenities and what to do in an emergency. We have also developed alert cards that can be used throughout your visit at your discretion and an orange wristband which can be worn during your visit should you need us to be aware of your condition.
All of these items can also be collected from our customer service desks.
For more information, please visit our website.
