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Shopping the right way at Centurion Mall

MyPR: Shopping the right way at Centurion Mall:

Centurion, South Africa – Families are in for a treat at Centurion Mall with the family-friendly activities and entertainment. Located in the heart of the central business district of Centurion, Centurion Mall offers an array of over two hundred shops and diverse eateries, including Parrots, o’Galito, Mozambik, Ocean Basket, Hawk Lake Spur, and the soon-to-be McDonald’s that is opening in July 2023.

In addition, Centurion Mall is pleased to announce the opening of their fifth anchor tenant, Shoprite.

On Thursday, the 11th of May 2023, the much-anticipated Shoprite opened its doors to the public with a carnival-themed grand opening, a range of extra savings specials and Pretoria FM broadcasting live from Centurion Mall.

The energetic spirit of the Shoprite staff and the eager shoppers added to the carnival excitement of the grand opening.

Shoprite is officially open for business and is trading daily: Monday to Friday between 7am and 7pm; Saturday from 9am to 6pm; and Sunday from 9am to 5pm.

Centurion Mall – spoilt for choice.

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The Carlton Centre Scale

The scale of the Carlton Centre is difficult to grasp from the street level. It is a massive “superblock” that covers an entire city block, and surprisingly, nearly half of its total floor area is underground. Beneath the street lies a sprawling three-level subterranean shopping mall that once housed over 180 shops and an ice-skating rink (the “Sky Rink”) on the 20th floor that was a legendary social hub for generations of Joburgers. The building’s foundations are equally gargantuan, with concrete piles extending 30 meters down to the bedrock to support the millions of tons of steel and glass above.