Rockdale Plaza
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Rockdale Plaza is a shopping centre in Rockdale, a suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It features a number of major retailers and about 50 specialty shops. The address of Rockdale Plaza is 616 Princes Highway, Rockdale.
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[edit] Stores
Rockdale Plaza has the following stores:
- Big W, discount department store, Including a Pet Centre (opening Late May 2008)
- Woolworths supermarket, including Liquor Shop
- Franklins supermarket
- Bing Lee electrical appliance store
- Dick Smith Electronics
- McDonald's
- Subway
- Ogalo
- Donut King
- Go-Lo
- Jeans West
- SES Fashion
- Priceline
- OPSM
- Blockbuster video rental shop
- Electronics Boutique
- Rebel sports store
- Payless Shoes
- Baker's Delight
- Gloria Jean's coffee shop
- Michel's Patisserie
- Boost Juice
- RTA motor registry
- Ashton Medical Practice
- real estate agent
- childcare centre
[edit] Access
[edit] By car
Rockdale Plaza has an underground carpark, accessible from the Princes Highway or from Rockdale Plaza Drive.
[edit] By train
The closest station to Rockdale Plaza is Rockdale railway station, which is about a 10-minute walk, or about a two-minute bus journey.
[edit] By bus
- Sydney Buses routes '476' and '477' provide a bus service from Rockdale Station to Westfield Miranda, Taren Point, Dolls Point and Kogarah Station.
- Veolia NSW route '958' provides a service to Westfield Hurstville, Kogarah Station, Kogarah Bay and Carss Park.
[edit] History
Rockdale Plaza opened in 1997 on the former site of a Waltons department store and outdoor retail complex. Waltons moved to Westfield Hurstville in 1979 and the department store site was used for market stalls for a few years, until it was abandoned and fell into disrepair. The remaining outdoor shopping complex continued to operate until the mid 1990s with Flemings and Franklins supermarkets and a number of specialty shops.
The site was extensively redeveloped in the 1990s to create a shopping centre below a number of residential apartment towers.
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