Behind the scene images have been release, demonstrating the dramatic transformation happening to welcome Milton Keynes shopping centre‘s (Midsummer Place) new retail and leisure destinations.
Recently released images show that the former retailer units in Midsummer Place have been ‘stripped out’, taken back to their original ‘shell’ status, and reconfigured ready to create three new stores: the highly anticipated Flannels, Lane7, and new Sports Direct.
With a new Sports Direct store due to open later this year, the Frasers Group—known for its wide range of retail ventures—is expected to make a big impression. The most sought-after sports and lifestyle brands in the world, including USC, Evans Cycles, and GAME, as well as well-known names from Frasers Group's network, will be available at this flagship site.
This project is expected to improve the shopping centre's appeal, already home to popular brands like Zara, Apple, BOSS, Hollister, and Victoria’s Secret.
Simon Martin, Centre Manager at Midsummer Place said, “The team have made incredible progress and are currently on schedule with their works and on budget too. The excitement for these new stores is growing and we want to keep our visitors up to date as we follow this journey.”
Midsummer Place saw the recent opening of a larger new Apple store , in addition to welcoming Wingstop, the American fried chicken food brand.
Midsummer Place, which opened in 2000, is already a prestigious shopping destination boasting retailers like New Look, Superdry, Levi’s, Footlocker, Tesla, LEGO and many independent retailers too.
Further details, including exact opening dates, will be announced in the coming months. Stay tuned for more updates as Midsummer Place continues to evolve into a premier shopping and leisure destination.
For more information on the latest information from Midsummer Place, visit https://midsummerplace.co.uk
