Grand Central extends hours as last-minute rush starts
IF YOU'RE one of the many people leaving your Christmas shopping to the last moment, you're in luck.
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IF YOU'RE one of the many people leaving your Christmas shopping to the last moment, you're in luck.
Retail giant Grant Central has announced extended trading hours from Friday December 18, with midnight trade on Wednesday December 23 to give customers more time to shop.
"We encourage customers to take full advantage of the extended trading hours, along with the Salvation Army's gift wrapping service, which is available until Christmas Eve," Grand Central marketing manager Marieke McIntyre said.
"For a donation, the charity's friendly volunteers will be on hand to wrap those special Christmas gifts."
Normal trading hours will resume on Saturday, January 2. For a full schedule of extended trading hours, please see below.
Further information on Christmas activities and competitions is available on the Grand Central website www.grandcentralshopping.com.au.
Normal trading hours resume on Saturday January 2 next year.
Trading hours
- Friday, 18: 9am - 9pm
- Saturday, 19: 8am - 5pm
- Sunday, 20: 9am - 6pm
- Monday, 21: 9am - 9pm
- Tuesday, 22: 9am - 9pm
- Wednesday, 23: 9am - 12 midnight
- Thursday, 24: 9am - 5.30pm
- Christmas Day CLOSED
- Saturday, 26: 9am - 5pm
- Sunday, 27: 10am - 4pm
- Monday, 28: 10am - 4pm
- Tuesday, 29: 9am - 5.30pm\
- Wednesday, 30: 9am - 5.30pm
- Thursday, 31: 9am - 5.30pm
- Friday, January 1: 10am - 4pm
Originally published as Grand Central extends hours as last-minute rush starts
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