Bramalea City Centre is Associated With and Known as:
The Bramalea City Centre is renowned as a shopping mall that is located near the intersection of Queen Street and Dixie Road and just east of Highway 410 in Brampton. Bramalea City Centre was opened to public in 1970s. As of 2014, it has become an important retail hub for the Citizens of Brampton, and serves services to over 16 million visitors every year.
Bramalea City Centre Retail Network
The Bramalea City Centre has retail space of 1.5 million
Square feet, where it has 300 outlets. There are a number of major retailers, out of which some are Best Buy, Hudson's Bay, Metro, Old Navy, FreshCo, Sears, Sport Chek, and Target. For large space and a number of outlets, it is counted among of largest shopping malls in Canada.
Bramalea City Centre Gift Cards
Bramalea City Centre also offers a gift card service to their visitors, through they can shopping in stores at best prices. Bramalea City Centre Gift Card is accepted by all BCC retailers, as well as restaurants, department stores, the
Metro grocery stores,
Shoppers Drug Mart, food court vendors, etc. The BCC care is available at Guest Services, which are located in two locations, first on the lower level nearby the elevator, and second on the upper level nearby the
Sears store.
Bramalea City Centre also takes charges for this service. For the first sixteen months, it deducts $2.50 fee (plus applicable taxes) every month from your card balance.
For more information, you can contact BCC Guest Services by calling at:
+1-905-793-9417
For Card Balance related info, call at
+1-800-755-8608 or visit at
GetMyBalance.com.
The operation hours of Bramalea City Centre are: Monday through Friday from 10:00 am to 09:00 pm, Saturday from 09:30 am to 09:00 pm, and Sunday from 11:00 am to 07:00 pm.
For further and more information regarding Bramalea City Centre, you can visit at the official website, through you can also see lover level, upper level, and outside pad map of Bramalea City Centre. Here, you can obtain complete details about stores.