What's On?No current events.  | Midsummer Place Guide Midsummer Place Milton Keynes, known as ‘the fashionable quarter’, is a shopping centre that offers top brand stores along with many places to eat and drink for a great shopping trip.
The centre was designed around the famous oak tree which is over 200 years old, naturally providing an outdoor area for a break during your shopping experience. Around the shopping centre there are a number of artistic additions including the ‘Stained Glass’ portraying the famous city highway grid system, the Time Machine and an a variety of sculptures. |  |
 | Art The opening of Midsummer Place in October 2000 gave the talents of artists specialising in all different types of media yet another platform within Milton Keynes.
On of the top 'ART' attractions is the Milton Keynes Time Machine, a wonderful example of man's ingenuity in invention and construction. One of the largest indoor animated clocks in the country; it weighs over 4 tonnes and took two years to build. Conceived by the artist Kit Williams, it combines illlusion, intrigue and fantasy within a glorious timepiece, for young and old to enjoy.
The other main 'ART' attraction is the striking feature within the Centre that is the huge colourful window in the south wing (opposite the Time Machine), giving a unique portrayal of Milton Keynes' famous highway grid system. The window was created by renowned stained glass artist Ann Smyth.
Other 'ART' includes a Bronze Book Sculpture and FRINGEMK art boards. |  | | |
 | Customer Services Toilets are located in two places in Midsummer Place, the first is at the Oak Court and the second is on the first floor of the South Concourse adjacent to the escalators. Both of these toilets have Disabled Access and Baby Changing Facilities.
A Mother and Baby Feeding Room can be found at the South Concourse Toilets. | | |
 | Disabled Access Midsummer Place Shopping Centre is wheelchair accessible at all entrances into the Centre and two passenger lifts are provided to access the ground and 1st floor of the Shopping Centre and both levels of the car park.
Disabled parking bays are located on both floors of the car park, near to the lift lobbies.
The Shopmobility unit within the Centre provides wheelchairs and mobility scooters on request for a nominal fee. The ShopmobilitDisabled Accy unit is accessible from Oak Court and from Saxon Gate. Customers wishing to phone in advance to pre-book mobility equipment can do so by contacting Shopmobility direct on 01908 550470. | | |
Midsummer Place Opening Times
| Monday
| 9:30am-6:00pm
| Tuesday
| 9:30am-6:00pm
| Wednesday
| 9:30am-6:00pm
| Thursday
| 9:30am-8:00pm
| Friday
| 9:30am-8:00pm
| Saturday
| 9:30am-7:00pm
| Sunday
| 11:00am-5:00pm
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 | Central Milton Keynes Parking There are over 16,000 spaces around Central Milton Keynes parking and Disabled parking can be found near most of the Centre’s entrance doors too. Red lines are premium - £1.25 hr
Purple line - £0.30 hr
Green Lines are Free
Shoppers looking for parking at Milton Keynes can also park in one of 4 nearby multi-storey car parks at Midsummer Place shopping centre, Avebury Boulevard, The Theatre District and The Food Centre (limited to 2 hours).
The majority of Central Milton Keynes parking is free after 6pm and all pay & display bays are free on Bank Holidays. | | |
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67 Midsummer Place, Central Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes
Midsummer Place | 01908 557000
