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Easter Sunday Trading Hours Harbour Town Gold Coast Easter Sunday Trading Hours Harbour Town Gold Coast 1 STOP HAIR SHOP 10am - 5pm LEVI'S 10am - 5pm 2XU 10am - 5pm LINDT 10am - 5pm ADAIRS 10am - 5pm L'OCCITANE 10am - 5pm ADIDAS 10am - 5pm LORNA JANE 10am - 5pm AFENDS 10am - 5pm MAN CAVE 10am - 5pm ALLY FASHION 10am - 5pm MERRELL 10am - 5pm AQUILA 10am - 5pm MICHAEL KORS 10am - 5pm ARMANI 10am - 5pm MILLER’S 10am - 5pm ASICS 10am - 5pm MIMCO 10am - 5pm BARDOT 10am - 5pm MISTER MINIT 10am - 4pm BED BATH & TABLE 10am - 5pm MJ BALE 10am - 5pm BEN SHERMAN 10am - 5pm MOBILE PLUS @ HARBOURTOWN 10am - 5pm BENDON OUTLET STORE 10am - 5pm NEW BALANCE 10am - 5pm BETTS 10am - 5pm NEWSXPRESS 9.30am - 5pm BIKINI ISLAND OUTLET 10am - 5pm NIKE 10am - 5pm BLACK PEPPER 10am - 5pm NINE WEST 10am - 5pm BLOCKOUT 10am - 5pm OAKLEY VAULT 10am - 5pm BONDS 10am - 5pm OLLIES PLACE 10am - 5pm BROOKS BROTHERS 10am - 5pm OROTON 10am - 5pm BWS 10am - 5.30pm OUTLET DIRECT KITCHENWARE 10am - 5pm C60 SURF 10am - 5pm PET SUPPLIES DIRECT 10am - 5pm CALVIN KLEIN 10am - 5pm PETER ALEXANDER 10am - 5pm CANDYLAND 10am - 5.30pm PETER JACKSON 10am - 5pm CANTERBURY 10am - 5pm PLATYPUS SHOES 10am - 5pm CATALOG CLOTHING 10am - 5pm POLITIX 10am - 5pm CITY BEACH 10am - 5pm POLO RALPH LAUREN 10am - 5pm CITY CHIC 10am - 5pm PORTMANS 10am - 5pm COACH 10am - 5pm PUMA 10am - 5pm COLETTE 10am - 5pm PURE ZONE 10am - 5pm CONNOR 10am - 5pm R.M. WILLIAMS 10am - 5pm CONVERSE AUTHENTICS 10am - 5pm REGAL DESIGN JEWELLERY 10am - 4pm COSMETICS FRAGRANCE DIRECT 10am - 5pm REVIEW 10am - 5pm COTTON ON BODY 10am - 5pm RIP CURL OUTLET 10am - 5pm COTTON ON KIDS 10am - 5pm RIVERS 10am - 5pm COTTON ON MEGA 10am - 5pm ROCKWEAR 10am - 5pm CRABTREE & EVELYN 10am - 5pm RODD & GUNN 10am - 5pm CROSSROADS 10am - 5pm RODNEY CLARK 10am - 5pm CROWN CURRENCY 10am - 5pm ROYAL DOULTON 10am - 5pm CUBAN CIGAR WORLD 10am - 5pm RUSTY 10am - 5pm CUE 10am - 5pm SANDLER 10am - 5pm DICKIES 10am - 5pm SCOTCH & SODA 10am - 5pm EB GAMES 10am - 5pm SEAFOLLY 10am - 4pm ECCO SHOES 10am - 5pm SEED OUTLET 9am - 5pm ED HARRY 10am - 5pm SES 10am - 5pm EMF FITNESS 24 hours SHAVER SHOP 10am - 5pm ESPRIT 10am - 5pm SHERIDAN 10am - 5pm EXPRESS IT TEES 10am - 5pm SHOE WAREHOUSE 10am - 5pm FACTORIE 10am - 5pm SIMONE PERELE 10am - 5pm FAMOUS FOOTWEAR 10am - 5pm SKECHERS 10am - 5pm FILA 10am - 5pm SMIGGLE 10am - 5pm FINAL DAYS 10am - 5pm SORBET 10am - 5pm FORCAST 10am - 5pm SOUVENIRS DIRECT 10am - 5pm FOREVER NEW 10am - 5pm SPEEDO OUTLET 10am - 5pm FOSSIL 10am - 5pm STRANDBAGS 10am - 5pm FURLA 10am - 5pm SUNGLASS HUT 10am - 5pm FURLA 10am - 5pm SUPRE 10am - 5pm GANT 10am - 5pm SWAROVSKI 10am - 5pm GAZMAN 10am - 5pm TAROCASH 10am - 5pm GIANT CHEMIST 9.30am - 5.30pm TELSTRA 10am - 5pm GLASSONS 10am - 5pm TENDENCE WATCHES 10am - 5pm GOLF CITY 10am - 5pm THE GENERAL TRADER 10am - 5pm GRACE THREADING 10am - 5pm THE NORTH FACE 10am - 5pm HAVANA SUNGLASSES 10am - 4pm TIGERLILY 10am - 5pm HEALTH LINK MASSAGE 10am - 5pm TIMBERLAND 10am - 5pm HELLY HANSEN 10am - 5pm TIMELESS WATCHES 10am - 5pm HARBOUR TOWN DAY/NIGHT SURGERY 8am - 2pm TIVITY GIFTWARE 10am - 5pm HARBOUR TOWN DISCOUNT FRUIT BARN 24 Hours TOMMY BAHAMA 10am - 5pm HARBOUR TOWN FLORIST 10am - 4pm TOMMY HILFIGER 10am - 5pm HUGO BOSS 10am - 5pm TUMI 10am - 5pm HURLEY 10am - 5pm TYPO 10am - 5pm IMAGINE FASHION 10am - 5pm UGG 10am - 5pm INDUSTRIE 10am - 5pm UNDER ARMOUR 10am - 5pm INTERSPORT 10am - 5pm UNIT RIDERS 10am - 5pm JAY JAY’S 10am - 5pm UNIVERSAL OUTLET STORE 10am - 5pm JB HI-FI 10am - 4pm URBAN SPORTS 10am - 5pm JEANS WEST 10am - 5pm VAN HUESEN 10am - 5pm JET PILOT 10am - 5pm VANS 10am - 5pm JOHNNY BIGG 10am - 5pm VICTORIA'S SECRET 10am - 5pm JO MERCER 10am - 5pm VILLEROY & BOCH 10am - 5pm JUST JEANS 10am - 5pm VIOLET & MOSS 10am - 5pm KARMER SURF 10am - 5pm VOLCOM 10am - 5pm KATE SPADE 10am - 5pm WATCH STATION INTERNATIONAL 10am - 5pm KATHMANDU 10am - 5pm WILD RHINO 10am - 5pm KOOKAI 10am - 5pm WINDSOR SMITH 10am - 5pm LA COSTE 10am - 5pm WOOLWORTHS 9am - 6pm LEE WRANGLER DENIM OUTLET 10am - 5pm YD MENSWEAR 10am - 5pm Harbour Town Restaurants and Cafés will trade outside of normal hours over the Easter long weekend. GOOD FRIDAY EASTER SATURDAY EASTER SUNDAY EASTER MONDAY BOOST Closed 8am - 5.30pm 9am - 5pm 8am - 5.30pm BRUMBY’S Closed 9am - 5.30pm Closed Closed CANDYLAND 11.30am - 4.30pm 9am - 8pm 10am - 5.30pm 10am - 5.30pm CREMA EXPRESSO Closed 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm DONUT KING Closed 8am - 5.30pm 10am - 5pm 9.30am - 5pm GOLDSTEINS Closed 9am - 5.30pm 7am-5pm 7am-5pm GRILL'D 10.30am - 10pm 10.30am - 10pm 10.30am - 10pm 10.30am - 10pm GUZMAN Y GOMEZ 9am - 10pm 9am - 10pm 9am - 10pm 9am - 10pm ISPA KEBABS 9am - 9pm 9am - 9pm 9am - 8pm 9am - 8pm KOFTEBURGER 10am - 5pm 9am - 7.30pm 9am - 7.30pm 9am-7.30pm LINDT Closed 9am - 5.30pm 10am - 5pm 10am - 5pm NONNAS Closed 8am - 9.30pm 8am - 9.30pm 8am - 8pm REAL ADANA CHARGRILL Closed 9am - 5.30pm 9am - 5.30pm 9am - 5.30pm STAR COFFEE Closed 7am -5pm 7am - 5pm 7am -5pm SUBWAY 8am - 7pm 8am - 8pm 8am - 8pm 8am - 7pm SUMO SALAD Closed 9am - 5.30pm 10am - 5pm 10am - 5pm SUSHI 1 Closed 9am - 5.30pm 10am - 5pm 10am - 5pm THE COFFEE CLUB Closed 8am - 5pm 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm YOGURTLAND Closed 9am - 9pm 10am - 8pm 10am - 8pm YUM CHA CUISINE Closed 10am - 9.30pm 10am - 9.30pm 10am - 9.30pm ZARRAFFAS COFFEE 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm ZINGARA'S KITCHEN 11am - 9pm 11am - 9pm 11am - 9pm 11am - 9pm.
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