Glasgow Fort has issued a warning to shoppers ahead of Primark's opening at the shopping centre this week.
The leisure facility has urged those planning on visiting the centre for the retailer's opening to 'plan ahead and allow plenty of time' for travelling.
Bosses of the East End shopping complex said they are expecting the centre to be 'busier than usual' during Primark's opening week.
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We reported how the beloved retailer will officially open its new location at Glasgow Fort on Thursday, December 5.
The brand-new shop will open at 10am. In it, shoppers will be able to browse the iconic brand's clothing, beauty, lifestyle, and homeware products.
The store is located between Poundland and Hobbycraft at the shopping centre.
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Ahead of its opening, Glasgow Fort has also issued advice for keen shoppers looking to visit the new store.
They said if travelling by car, it is advised customers park in the centre's multi-storey car park.
However, they have also said it's 'easier than ever' to get to the facility by bus as several bus routes serve the centre.
In a Facebook post, Glasgow Fort said: "Are you planning a visit to the centre this week for the new Primark store opening?
"It’s likely the centre will be busier than usual during opening week, so we’d advise you to plan ahead and allow plenty of time for your journey.
"If travelling by car, we advise parking in our multi-storey car park. We'll have car park assistants on hand to help visitors find a space if required.
"With several bus routes serving the centre, it’s easier than ever to get to Glasgow Fort by bus.
"We have cycle racks at the centre located in all car parks and outside customer services.
"We look forward to welcoming visitors and seeing the new Primark store in its full glory – three days to go."
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