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Asda Travel Money

Asda, 150 Junction One International Outlet, Antrim, County Antrim BT41 4GY 02894 488134

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Asda Travel Money in Antrim

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• MON : 9am-6pm
• TUE : 9am-6pm
• WED : 9am-6pm
• THU : 9am-6pm
• FRI : 9am-6pm
• SAT : 9am-6pm
• SUN : Closed

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Asda Antrim Superstore in Antrim Opening Times

Asda Antrim Superstore at 150 Junction One International Outlet in Antrim, BT41 4GY is a branch of the Asda's group.

Asda Antrim Superstore in Antrim is open on monday from 08:00 to 00:00, tuesday to friday from 06:00 to 00:00, on saturday from 06:00 to 22:00 and on sunday from 13:00 to 18:00.

Asda Antrim Superstore Antrim offers 23 services. In this store, you can find services about services available like PayPoint, Community Champion, Opticians, George, Click & Collect, Grocery Click & Collect, Baby Changing, Travel Money, Travel Money Click & Collect, Home Shopping. It provides also services about facilities like Car Park, Cash Machine, Customer WC, Cafe, Recycling. Moreover on the products available field, like Rotisserie, Organic, Fish Counter, Pizza Counter, Bakery Counter, Ethnic Foods, Food to Go, Bounty packs.

Where is Asda Antrim Superstore?

What is the phone number of asda antrim superstore, other informations about this place.

• Food and Drinks > Store
• Clothing > Clothing Store

Opening Times of Asda Antrim Superstore

Services available.

• Community Champion
• Click & Collect
• Grocery Click & Collect
• Baby Changing
• Travel Money
• Travel Money Click & Collect
• Home Shopping
• Cash Machine
• Customer WC
• Fish Counter
• Pizza Counter
• Bakery Counter
• Ethnic Foods
• Bounty packs

Description and tips

Where is located asda antrim superstore, does asda antrim superstore open on saturdays.

Yes, Asda Antrim Superstore is open on saturday from 06:00 to 22:00. You can get there <a href="#opening-times">at the times indicated</a>.

Is Asda in Antrim open on Sundays?

Yes, Asda in Antrim is open on sunday from 13:00 to 18:00. Not all services may be available on Sundays. However, this place is one of the few ones to be open on Sundays.

Nearby Asda Antrim Superstore in Antrim:

• Asda Ballyclare Superstore in Ballyclare, Park Street at 9.3 miles
• Asda Belfast Shore Road Superstore in Belfast, Shore Road at 13.8 miles
• Asda Belfast Westwood Superstore in Belfast, Unit 1 - Westwood Centre - Kennedy Way at 14 miles
• Asda Living Belfast in Belfast City, Unit 7 &amp; 8, 100 - 150 York Street at 14.2 miles
• Asda Larne Superstore in Larne, 1 Redlands Road at 18.8 miles
• Asda Dundonald Superstore in Dundonald, 1009 Upper Newtownards Road at 19.1 miles
• Marks & Spencer Antrim Junction One Outlet in Ballymena Road Ballymena Antrim, Unit 17 / 18, Junction One Internat, Antrim Junction One Outlet at 0.1 miles
• Cardfactory Antrim NI in Antrim, Factory Outlet, Junction One at 0.1 miles
• Next Antrim - Clearance in Ballymena Road Ballymena Antrim, Unit 1, Junction One Site, Ballymena Road at 0.3 miles
• Holland & Barrett Antrim Outlet in Ballymena Road Ballymena Antrim, Ballymena Road, Unit 14, Junction 1 Factory Outlet at 0.3 miles
• Post Office Ballymena Road - Antrim (County Antrim) in Ballymena Road Ballymena Antrim, 15 Ballymena Road at 0.3 miles
• Argos Antrim Argos in Homebase in Antrim, 140 JNC One Retail Park, Ballymena Road at 0.5 miles
• Homebase in Antrim, Ballymena Road, 140 Junction One Retail Park at 0.5 miles
• Iceland store - in Antrim, 12 Market Square at 0.5 miles
• New Look in Antrim, Unti 1 Castle Centre at 0.5 miles
• Poundland Antrim Castle Mall in Antrim, Unit 14, Castle Mall at 0.5 miles
• Poundstretcher in Antrim, Unit 20 Castle Shopping Centre Market Square, Antrim at 0.5 miles
• Post Office Antrim - Antrim (County Antrim) in Antrim, 27-28 Castle Centre at 0.5 miles

ASDA Antrim

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Drive Thru Collection Point

Click to book your grocery collection at a time to suit you. We'll pick and pack it ready for your arrival

Our Asda Pharmacies are open 7 days a week, including late evenings and bank holidays.

Opticians (02894 485720)

At Asda Opticians we offer eye tests, great value contact lenses which are available to buy in-store and online, and clear complete prices on prescription glasses.

Visit our in-store Café for a drink or freshly prepared food. Short on time? No problem. We can prepare your order to take away.

Travel Money Bureau

Find competitive travel money exchange rates at our travel money bureau. It’s as easy to buy foreign currency for your upcoming holiday as it is to pick up your weekly shop.

Visit George to discover clothing, home accessories and footwear for the whole family, including school uniforms, women’s dresses and accessories.

Go to the George Desk located at the back of the store

Sending money abroad is quick, safe and easy with Asda. We keep an eye on exchange rates and always check our prices against the largest money transfer providers. Trust Asda to make your money go further.

You can use both our Scan & Go Handsets and Mobile App in this store, the handsets will operate between listed hours and Mobile App is 24/7

Sometimes you just need your shopping quickly. We’ve partnered with 3rd party delivery services to offer our fastest same day shopping delivery service yet. Just pop what you need in your trolley and, depending on the number of items, choose an Express slot within the next 4 hours. You can even track delivery from store to door.

Click/Collect/Return at Asda stores with over a 100 of your favourite retailers.

Asda has partnered with Uber Eats for grocery home delivery. You can choose from a wide range of products from the Asda range, including everyday essentials, meal solutions and treats for your big night in.

Asda Rewards is now live in your store and on grocery shopping online. Our first ever customer loyalty programme where you can earn pounds, not points! You can earn on star products, superstar products and missions to build your Cashpot simply by shopping with us. Convert your Cashpot to Asda Vouchers and redeem on the weekly shop or even an extra treat for you and the family.

Claire’s offers the best trends and the hottest styles at everyday deals! You’re going to love our huge range of fashion, hair, beauty & accessories to give your personal style a little upgrade. You and your kids will also love our awesome range of toys & collectibles for hours of fun. Find us in the George department. Claire’s… be the most YOU!

Cash in your loose change. No counting, sorting, or bagging required, just pour your coins into a machine and let us do the work.

Rug Doctor carpet cleaner is the professional-grade product of choice for householders and businesses across the UK.

About ASDA - Antrim

Asda Antrim is part of the Asda group; one of Britain’s leading grocery retailers. Asda offers great prices and quality products helping customers save money & live better. Visit us in-store and get groceries delivered to anywhere in the UK, or collect from your local store or petrol station at a convenient time for you.

Are you a charity or not for profit organisation looking for support from Asda? Then contact your Local Community Champion to discuss:

• Local grants
• Product donation
• Using Asda facilities
• Volunteering

For further information contact your community champion at [email protected]

Have you found an Asda trolley in your community that has been taken from our store? Click the trolley to see more information on how you can let us know exactly where it is and we'll come and collect it and return it back to store.

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Antrim Massereene Extra Tesco Travel Money

About tesco travel money at antrim massereene extra.

Tesco Travel Money Antrim is conveniently located inside our store so you can easily exchange currency. Take a look at the Tesco Bank website to see our stocked currencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can view exchange rates on our Travel Money website - https://www.tescobank.com/travel-money/ . Exchange rates may vary during the day and will vary whether you're buying in store, online or over the phone.

You can find our opening times at the top of this page.

Please contact Travel Money on 0345 366 0103 or visit https://www.tescobank.com/travel-money/contact-us/ .

You can search for your nearest Travel Money kiosk on our store locator https://www.tesco.com/store-locator/ .

Contact Information

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The letter said an organisation listed as delinquent is banned from "soliciting or disbursing charitable funds" and its registration may be "suspended or revoked".

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The retailer's shares rallied 132% in pre-market trading before falling back to about 80% up as US markets opened. 

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His pay deal came to £4.4m in the previous financial year. 

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It has risen by 37% since last year.

Mr Norman said thefts had surged since the pandemic, and the rising cost of living crisis was also causing problems. 

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They showed the pace of wage growth remaining stubbornly high - overshooting the expectations of economists.

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