Asda Car Park

katex · 05-11-2005, 20:38

When are Asda ever going to get granted a second or new style exit/entrance to their car park. Would like to support my local Accrington branch, but sooo much easier to go to Burnley/Blackburn and, petrol apart, just as quick at peak periods.

Sara · 05-11-2005, 21:53

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Originally Posted by katex

When are Asda ever going to get granted a second or new style exit/entrance to their car park. Would like to support my local Accrington branch, but sooo much easier to go to Burnley/Blackburn and, petrol apart, just as quick at peak periods.

The way the shelves are at the moment they won't need the car park they've got now for much longer. Went last night and it was disgusting, ended up going to Tesco this morning too.

Gayle · 05-11-2005, 23:43

I was in earlier and the traffic was awful trying to get off.

cashman · 05-11-2005, 23:56

we walked it,its easier on a sat and thats the reason, we go tesco at blackburn for the main shop,like sara says we find it easier.

mez · 06-11-2005, 10:26

i do my shopping at asda durihg the week, im lucky being retired i can shop when i want, but xmas shopping is done early mornings ie: 2am or 3am...... no fighting to get off carpark........... but if i want to fill my freezer i go to iceland they deliver free so much easier.

buttonsmum · 06-11-2005, 18:08

We don't bother with Asda Accrington, they're always running out of stuff especially the baby milk.

SPUGGIE J · 06-11-2005, 18:20

Sounds like the place is going down hill faster than a runaway wagon. Our asda is a covered carpark and unless you are very brave or very stupid it s best avoided. As for whats on or not as the case may be the shelves then peoplle will go elseware especially if entry and exit are easier. If Accy lost the Asda what would be left?

Gayle · 06-11-2005, 18:22

I think Asda is a victim of its own success in one respect. It's cheap and has a huge stock so people started going to it - then it got overcrowded and the shelves empty too fast. Hope it sorts itself out because it would be a shame for them to pull out of the town!

cashman · 06-11-2005, 18:23

had the misfortune to drive on this afternoon,couldn't be avoided unfortunately it was worse than driving away from the millenium stadium.lol

sarah · 07-11-2005, 09:34

I visited yesterday afternoon, and have to say that I have no problems with the place at all. If I can find anything to moan about at all, it's the fact that I don't have enough money to spend in there. We bought a wonderful wool rug for the front room, and hopefully next week we'll get another different one for the bedroom. As for the clothes, some really good things in at present.

I really like the small change converter thing that they've got in there. What a clever idea that thing is!

Madhatter · 22-01-2006, 18:01

Asda will never pull out of accrington. they'll build a bigger and better store there or somewhere else like they are doing in rawtenstall. that will be quite a big two level shop and car park when completed

chav1 · 07-02-2006, 03:38

accy asda has gone so far down hill i barely bother with it now

the shelves are always empty especialy the bread isles and to be honest i can no longer do a one stop shop which is the idea of a supermarket because i find that i have to go into town to get the things that asda should have in stock

now i can drive i will be trying out morrisons or tescos

Basher · 07-02-2006, 08:16

Mainly go to Morrissons at Nelson and rarely go into Asda for all the reasons stated above, empty shelves, access and egress road but called in the other day for one or two things and when coming out noticed a card up on the 'customers comments' section of the notice board, all it said was; "It'