Good range of shops but be careful with parking. A private company runs the parking. They will try to charge you £100 if you break their "rules" so read the signs carefully to avoid this!

It has some good shops and parking. Just make sure you read the parking restrictions, including not leaving the site, and parking between the white lines of the parking bays. The company that monitors the car park are known for being strict.

An eclectic range of shops that make it not a good place just to go shopping. The shops are specific to needs as in Halfords for cars, Pets at Home for pets and Currys for electricals and SCS for furniture. This I guess means that multiple purchases one or more shops would probably not happen.

Parking is a nightmare, can take forever to get out, best parking round the back of Halfords rather than main carpark. Don't park here and go off site, otherwise you will get a parking ticket!

Shops all good. Car parking mayhem at busy times. I am disable and had to park a long way to walk to my destination. Shop supplied a lift back with goods which was a brilliant.

Went to curry's got what i wanted, was'nt there long good to get to, plenty of parking also shops over the road you can visit !!

Oak furniture land was great. Good choice of other stores including home sense. Parking not easy always backlog of vehicles at busy times especially turning right onto the park from traffic lights.

Got a parking ticket from the leaches who maintain the parking because I was still in the car park at 8.16pm after spending £200 in the shops at 8pm just as they closed. Apparently the car park shuts at 8pm and they can ticket you when in the shops or putting the stuff you brought into the car. Not that I'll be paying the ticket mind.

A really good retail park for Lincoln. Could easy spend an hour having a look round. Starbucks, Smyths, home bargains, home sense, Halfords, Currys, and then furniture/ carpet shop.

Retail park itself is great. However being stuck in the car park for 30 minutes just to park is insane, no one moving yet half of the car park empty. Traffic management needs looking at severely as it's ludicrous.

Home Bargains, Pets at Home, followed by a quick pitstop at Starbucks, my usual Friday shop. There's Home Sense very worthy of a good browse round, and if like me you're a cyclist, a nip into halfords to check the ebikes! There are plenty more shops, inc Oak Furniture Land, SCS, Currys pc world, and Smyths for the kids to drag their weary parents around

Highways and council want to re evaluate the traffic light priorities. Nearly 10 minutes getting in to park and 40 mins getting out .

Restricting people to the shop nearby with a fine if you need to nip over the road for a quick purchase from Morrisons is not good. If the time is three hours it should allow you to go to any shop in the vicinity without risk of fine

Really good selection of retail outlets. We focused on the dfs sofa store. Good selection of furniture at reasonable price, discount section at the back of the store, that's worth a look. Then had a look at Fab furniture, very nice selection of furniture, with some individual pieces. Then off to Asda living for a look round. Great for home furnishings and clothing and cafe upstairs.

Triton retail park ok a few shops to walk round including... Halfords,SFC,curries, ( would say Starbucks but wouldn't recommend, see another of my posts). Be careful in the evening carpark states free parking blah, blah blah, but after 7,pm they are keen to fine...you have been warned ..the missus and her friend got fined ,60.00 each, even though Starbucks doesn't shut till 8pm

Ample parking. Can be a bit of a nightmare getting out on to Tritton Road sometimes usually at the busier times for traffic. Retail Park is starting to look a little tired now but has a variety of shops here from Halfords to Curry’s and Pets at home. A few other shops that you can buy home wares from etc.

The car park was much better in the late 80's and 90's when you used to go down Beaver Street and come through the back of the retail park (which was where approximately Scs and Currys are now) to the car park. Now it is a nightmare to get in and out due to the appalling timing of the lights. There are not enough disabled bays either. Many times we have attempted to visit, been unable to park and it take a good 10 minutes to get back out as the lights only let 3 or 4 cars out. It really puts you off visiting. However when we can park the stores on site are very good.