PLAN YOUR VISIT

Parent and child spaces

We have plenty of parent and child spaces available within our car parks. Our car parks provide easy, safe and direct access into the centre for shoppers with little ones. There are dedicated Parent and Child spaces on level 2A in the Blue Car Park.

Electric Vehicle charge point

Driving an Electric Vehicle? Good on you. We have installed charge points in two of our car parks for you to use.

Here’s what you do:
In our Green Car Park (near Marks & Spencer) we have a 50kW rapid charging point with DC and AC connections. Great if you’re in a hurry (not that we want you to leave of course!) but please only use this for 30 minutes so others can make use of it too.

We also have chargers within the lower level of our Red Cark Park.
We also have charge points within the lower level of our Red Cark Park. To use these, you will need to register with the ‘Charge Place Scotland’ network via their website at https://chargeplacescotland.org or download their app. We recommend you register for the CPS service prior to arriving on site and download the app as well, it’s handy to have a back-up.

If you happen to find one of the points out of action, please call Charge Place Scotland on 0141 648 0750 to report it and give them the reference number on the front of the charger. If you can, please also inform us as well, just so we can keep an eye on it.

Travelling by train

We have several rail stations within easy reach of the centre, only a short bus ride away.

Paisley Gilmour Street

Frequent services run to/from Paisley Gilmour Street from Glasgow Central and stations across Inverclyde and Ayrshire. Then it’s only a 25-30 minute bus ride or short taxi journey to the centre.

Glasgow Central/Queen Street 

Here, rail services come from across Scotland, with express bus connections along the M8 from/to Buchanan Bus Station/St Vincent Place (Queen Street) or Waterloo Street (Central).

Partick

Local services cover Strathclyde, with bus connections via the Clyde Tunnel and Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Govan (SPT Subway)

Govan provides connections to Subway services around west Glasgow, just a 12 minute bus ride to/from the centre.

Travelling by bus

You will find our bus station at the eastern end of the main centre, outside Marks & Spencer, in-between the centre and the retail park.

Bus services come from Glasgow, Paisley and the wider Renfrewshire and Inverclyde areas, providing fast and convenient links. These are operated by:

McGills / First Glasgow / Stagecoach (West Scotland) / Colchri

From/To Glasgow

McGills’ Clyde Flyer express services (901 and 906 plus the X7 and X23) operate from/to Glasgow City Centre (including Central and Queen Street stations) direct along the M8, taking as little as 15 minutes to get you to/from the centre.

First Glasgow’s service 77 runs up to every 10 minutes throughout the day from/to Buchanan Bus Station via Charing Cross and Partick Transport Interchange, for connections with local rail services and the SPT Subway.

From/To Paisley

McGills’ services combine to provide up to 12 buses an hour throughout the day from/to Paisley town centre via Renfrew. Travel time is around 25-30 minutes, these services also provide convenient links to local rail services at Paisley Gilmour Street.

MyBus

MyBus is a bookable bus service offering door-to-door transport in your area. MyBus can be used for shopping, GP appointments, visiting friends, attending local clubs, and much more.

Travelling by bike

The Clyde Coastal Path runs along the Boardwalk directly behind the centre, providing a dedicated walking and cycling route linking to Glasgow and Paisley.

This route connects to the National Cycle Network route 7 at Paisley Town Centre and the Clyde Tunnel for onward journeys.

You’ll find a useful guide and links to hiring a bicycle or e-bike in Glasgow on the You Well website.

Cycle parking can be found around the centre.

Travelling by taxi

Nearest taxi rank: by the Bus Station located near Marks & Spencers

• Renfrewshire Cab Co: 0141 886 6666
• Arkleston Radio Cars: 0141 886 3333

The new Renfrew Bridge is officially open, making it easier than ever to get to Braehead. This direct connection links the North Clyde area to the centre, offering a quick and convenient route whether you’re walking, cycling or driving. Ideal for commuters, local residents and visitors.

The bridge provides seamless access across the river and brings you straight into the heart of everything Braehead has to offer, from shops and dining to events and entertainment. Plan your journey today and discover how the Renfrew Bridge makes your visit to Braehead even more accessible.