Ballina Fair Shopping Centre

Parking is easy, plenty of spots. Good range of shops. Needs better food court.

A great place for all your shopping needs. Many stores available including supermarkets, clothing and housewares, jewellers, food and beverages etc. Can be busy, so parking can become difficult. A clean and tidy place for your shopping needs.

Followed signs to try to find a taxi rank - ended up using the Woolworths click and collect, after asking 3 different centre staff.There was a Wizarding area but it was not active on a school holiday when I checked in the morning, just before midday and then at 3:30pm, with numerous children in the centre. Guess I just missed it.No attractive art installations, lighting or colour to speak of. Very bland white and cream.Quite good indoor/outdoor space under cover with “outdoor” shops and restaurants. Nice feel to it!Gloria Jeans and Thai restaurant (outside) staff both very friendly and accommodating. Witnessed inclusive attitudes and behaviours and allowances for mobility and different levels of proprioception.

Great little shopping centre for most anything you need.The only complaint is that myself and one other person went to Sebastian's Cafe and we will never go back. I ordered a ham and pineapple open toasted sandwich.Out it came. One slice of bread toasted, the ham was so thin it would have blown away in a stiff breeze. The pineapple came out of the tin. Worst sandwich ever. COST $11.00The other person ordered a chicken, cheese and mayo sandwich. They charged an extra $1.50 for the mayo.

It has changed a lot since I was last there. Renovated and looks amazing. Coffee shops, clothing and Woolies. TMax is quite large and EB Games is there as well.The toilet facilities are clean and tidy, while outside of shop fronts many sitting areas for all the husbands while they wait.

I miss target and boost juice :( or I would give 5*Woolies is a good sizeBest and less is hugeHolidays usually have kids workshops outside best and less which is greatCar parks expanded so competition of parks is not and issue anymore so bonus star for that.The end opposite the cinema is where I suggest parking, if u have kids you can walk safely up the centre and across two crossing to enter the shop the layout is sooo much better to the cinema end which does get chaotic especially in holidays .Much cleaner and better run than across the road, however I still secretly hope they combine the two.

Called in 2 years ago on trip to qld...pleasant shopping centre...visited again today and enjoyed visit however the carport sail shades have been removed..

The audacity of Ballina Fair allowing another hairdresser in the centre when they already have two. I feel so sad for the original 2 hairdressers. It's a small town, and to have another hairdresser allowed to be in the centre is so disrespectful to the current tenants. I feel they are more interested in making money than looking after their tenants.As far as the rest of the centre,3 businesses come to mind that are perfect with their customer service & products. They are the only businesses I frequent regularly. My absolute favourite of 30 years are Gem-Array Jewellers. They have created anything I have asked for and done the most amazing job.The Newsagent I love supporting these guys, especially because they care about their customers and the service they provide proves it.The Cinema, when I'm not up the coast rocking Gold Class, I'm at this cinema, check out the membership too, well worth the cost. It's relevantly cheap and you only need to visit 2 times to make it worth it.There's many other shops in the centre and they all have their place, bonus is there's a great selection of food to eat.