Car parking is extremely tight especially if someone isn't parked straight next to you. Plenty of shops. The café at Asda needs their fridges checking.

Plenty of business's. Good choice of foods lots of parking. An enjoyable place to shop.

Nice retail park with good selection of shops an food choices. If you want something in particular or just a look out. Give it a try

While I bought loads of stuff at Dunhelm, I did not get everything I wanted, Team Valley Retail World was very good as I was able to buy a few more things. Although I still need a funnel and a small whisk that you would use for say hot chocolate.

Has several shops and plenty parking. Can get busy but in general prefer to visit here rather than metrocentre. From Halfords, to Hobbycraft, New Look, TK Maxx, Boots, Sports Direct and a massive Smiths Toy Store, plenty to do. Also some catering available for that drink and snack if needed 😋

Decent array of shops, but parking can be a nightmare, particularly if you're a blue badge holder. Visited a few days ago, no disabled spaces free, only a few of the vehicles parked in disabled bays were displaying a blue badge, I've never sent any enforcement of disabled parking on Team Valley.

Brilliant place to go to with loads of decent shops. Plenty of parking as well. Can be a little tricky getting in off the main road as the roundabout gets quite congested, so try the back way. It would be good if there were a few more eating places, rather than just McDonald's, Costa, fish & chios etc, especially if you are making a day if it there. A lot of the shops are open late now which is good. Easy access to all the shops as well if you are in a wheelchair or mobility scooter.

Plenty to see here and bargains to be had. Busy but not overly busy so nice to get around

Plenty of stores, to make it worthwhile visiting, only downside is ,when it's busy finding a parking space.

Great for food at Makkies & Marksies. Coffee beans from Marksies is usually why I here, or Smyths for the bairn. Hobbycraft is canny class too. Parking can be a smidgen hectic when it's busiest, consider using a different branch of makkies at peak times

We went to Go Outdoors Team Valley get a festival trolley and other stuff the staff were extremely helpful especially a gentleman who was on the shoe section. The only issue was that at 8pm when the shop closed and we were going home the slip road to the A1 was closed so we were diverted and heading down the A19 that was also closed southbound at the A690 junction. So if you are going there plan your journey time.

So dead now. Poundland now gone. Asda cafe was closed, M&S cafe ridiculously expensive. Places not open until 10. Doubt I will go back!

Great retail park with good well stocked rerailers and easy to get to as its right on the A1. The only minor downside we found when we visited was the rubbish layout for pedestrians . There are zebra crossings but use them at your peril we felt like characters out of the 80's video game 'frogger' where you have to wait for a gap to cross the pavement between speeding cars !

Has improved greatly over the years when other retail parks have declined. Choose your times though as it gets busy most days, and packed at weekends and Bank hols.the variety of stores is spot on and their are now a much better selection of places to eat.

You can get everything you need in Team Valley, love the place. They've added a Daisy Chain megastore, a charity shop with a bit or a lot of everything.

this retail park is the only one I've ever known that never has empty units. Good mix...m&s, halfords, go outdoors, poundstretchwr, b&m, smyths etc etc.

A rare treat visiting here, as far as I can see, all of the units are occupied and trading. I guess they aren't being as greedy as other shop landlords. Nice to have a feeling of prosperity in this area. The Costa is a bit small and often short of seats.

I don't like paying £5 for a coffee. Coffee is fresh and you always get what you ask for. Staff polite and courteous. No problem parking, so if it was a meeting, or a first date it's a perfect place to meet.

Took a trip to look at a few stores including go outdoors, decathlon and Currys. Go outdoors was excellent with many tents up on display as a bonus. In order to find toilets ended up in marks and Spencer cafe however the coffee was good. The car parking is excellent and we did a lot of walking over the duration of the visit. Staff we saw in all three stores were helpful and friendly.

If you can navigate your way through the car parks there's a good selection of shops. But you'll need to be in and out before lunchtime because the tiny roundabout gets jammed up and the McDonalds traffic queue is slooooow.

Plenty of shops, I found the car park a bit confusing as there are no paths in some places but due to a painful foot, I didn't get around to viewing all the shops but will be back when my foot has healed

Fantastic place apart from one or two shops that let the place down, however it's still great and handy and highly recommended to every one

Lots of parking, good range of shops. Like a big outdoor shopping mall only with bigger versions of high street shops (like Superdrug and Boots) and shops that you only see at these out-of-town places, like Decathlon, Wren Kitchens and ASDA Living. Plenty of places to fill up with fast food if you need to refuel while shopping. It's a little soulless, being in the middle of an industrial estate, but that does help with access.

Plenty to choose from in this industrial estate - Hobbycraft, Curry's so not too far for us to go for any electrical goods when ours are finished. At least on delivery they take the old item away with them, that's a blessing. My hobbies are crafts so Hobbycraft useful to me. Plenty to choose from so get yourself up there for a look.

A great alternative to getting caught up in the town. Not as many shops granted, but, a shop that pretty much covers every category. If you want to have a quick coffee break while you resume your shopping, you have a McDonald's, M&S Cafe, and a Costa to choose from.

A large range of goods available from big name shops. Plenty of parking. Several food outlets for a snack or lunch. The surrounding roads can be busy at peak times. Currys PC World is great for electrical goods.