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Heathrow Terminal 2 Arrivals Retail Overview Classification: Internal Heathrow Terminal 2 Arrivals Retail Overview Store Availability Nero Main Open Boots Open WH Smiths Open Travelex (next to Nero ) Open Travelex (next to HEx) Closed ATM only Excess Baggage Closed bag wrap only We Know London Closed SIM Local Open until 20:00 WDF Arrivals Open M&S 06:00 - 23:00 Nero Mini Closed Eurest Landside Open Classification: Internal Heathrow Terminal 2 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability Store Availability Landside Departures Departure Lounge Lower Costa 06:00-20:00 WDF Main Store Open Excess Baggage Closed - bag wrap only Caviar House Gifting 06:00-18:00 Travelex Open Travelex Closed ATM only Flying Chariot 06:00-20:00 Leon 05:00-13:00 Caviar House Bar Closed Airside Upper Cappucino Closed SGH Closed WH Smith Blended Ted Baker Closed Essentials Cath Kidston 08:00-20:00 La Salle 08:00-20:00 John Lewis 07:00-20:00 Smythson’s Closed Pret Kate Spade Closed Dixons 06:00-20:00 Kurt Geiger 08:00-20:00 Hamleys 08:00-20:00 Hugo Boss 05:30-20:00 WH Smiths Open Paul Smith Closed Bulgari 08:00-20:00 Wonder Tree Closed Perfectionist Café Closed Bottega Venata Closed Yo Sushi 08:00-20:00 Harrods Watch Room Closed TG Kitchen Closed Gucci Closed Burberry Closed Fullers Closed Shoeshine Closed Mulberry Closed Boots Open Harrods Gifting Closed NB -Personal Shopper WDF Mini Open Closed Lounge Rolling Luggage 08:00-20:00 Eurest Airside Open Thomas Pink Closed Travelex Open Reach Desk Reduced hours Classification: Internal Heathrow Terminal 2 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability T2B Nero 06:00-20:00 Dixons Closed WDF Open Travelex Closed ATM only Boots Open WHS Open Eurest T2B Closed T2 Baggage Hall Travelex Closed Travelex Closed Underground and Central Bus Station SIM LOCAL Open until 20:00 Travelex ATM only Nero 05:00-23:00 WHS 05:00-23:00 Taxi Feeder Park Taxi Feeder Park Reduced hours Heathrow Terminal 3 Arrivals Retail Overview Store Availability Nero Open Boots Open WH Smiths Open Travelex Open Sim Local Reduced hours Voyager Gaming Open Market Gardener Closed Giraffe Stop Closed WDF Arrivals Reduced hours M&S Open Travelex -M&S side Closed ATM only Excess Baggage Reduced hours Vending Open Eurest Open Heathrow Terminal 3 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability Store Availability Landside Departures IDL Main Departures Boots Open Wagamama Closed Costa 07:00-18:00 Pret Closed Burberry Closed Travelex Closed ATM only Oriel 08:00-20:00 Post Office Open Watches of Switzerland 08:00-20:00 WHS Mini Closed Tiffany Closed Glorious Britain Reduced Hours Bulgari (Hoarded) Rolling Luggage 08:00-20:00 Gucci Closed Travelex Open Oyster Bar Closed WHS Main Open Seafood Bar 06:00-18:00 Pret Closed Chanel 08:00-20:00 The Darwin Closed Hermes 08:00-20:00 Business Centre Closed Fendi 08:00-20:00 Landside Check in and Concourse Central IDL VAT Box Closed Mac 05:00-22:00 VAT Central Open until 23 March Jo Malone 05:00-22:00 Bag Wrap A/B Closed Mulberry Closed Bag Wrap C/D Closed Louis Vuitton 08:00-13:00 Bag Wrap E-Shop Open Bulgari (Current) Closed Bag Wrap F/G Closed Paul Smith (Current) Closed Vending Open Cartier Closed Harrods Boutiques IDL Main Departures Closed Watches of Switzerland Travelex and VAT Main Open Temp WDF Main Store 05:00-22:00 Harrods Signature Closed Possible Pop Up SGH WHSmith Main Store Open Future Boots (Hoarded) Caffé Nero Open Sunglasses Boutique 05:00-22:00 WHSmith Books Open Current Boots Open World of Whisky Closed Glorious B 05:00-22:00 The Curator Closed ritain Yo Sushi 08:00-20:00 Rolling Luggage 08:00-20:00 Future Paul Smith Superdry Closed Dixons 07:00-21:00 Travelex Central Closed ATM only Kurt Geiger 08:00-20:00 Reach Desk Open WHS Books Pop Up Ted Baker Closed mith Accessorize Closed Spuntino Closed Heathrow Terminal 3 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability T3 FCC WHS FCC Reduced hours WDF FCC 05:00-13:00 PIERS Pier 6 Nero 07:00-17:00 Pier 7 Nero 06:00-15:00 Pier 5 Nero 06:00-18:00 Pier 5 WHS Pop Up Closed Pier 5 - Grab Pier 5 - Joes Coffee Closed Vending in piers and all Open gate rooms Travelex Millennium Closed T3 Baggage Hall Travelex Belt 1 Closed ATM only Travelex Belt 7-8 Closed ATM only Heathrow Terminal 4 Arrivals Retail Overview Store Availability WHSmith Open Boots Open Vending Open Costa 05:00-19:00 Excess Baggage Reduced hours Travelex Hex Open Travelex Underground Closed ATM only WDF Arrivals 05:00-22:00 Eurest Landside Open Heathrow Terminal 4 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability Store Availability Landside Departures Airside Departures Oriel Closed Kurt Geiger 08:00-20:00 Café Nero Open Dixons Main 08:00-20:00 WHSmith Open Cath Kidson 08:00-20:00 Excess Baggage Open Ted Baker Closed Excess Baggage Kiosk Closed Boots Pharmacy 08:00-20:00 Travelex / WHSmith Open Rolling Luggage 08:00-20:00 Travelex / Oriel Closed ATM only Tom Ford 08:00-20:00 Jo Malone 05:00-22:00 Airside Departures Swarovski Closed Travelex -Fast Track Closed ATM only Lacoste Closed Harrods Boutique Closed Glorious Britain 05:00-22:00 The Commission Open Caviar House 09:00-21:00 Burberry Closed WHS NE mini Open Pop Up Bulgari Opening Pending Comptoir Closed WDF Transfers 05:00-22:00 Carluccios Closed WHS Swest Open Thomas Pink Closed Dixons Mini Closed APM 08:00-20:00 Pret Closed Mulberry Closed Fendi Closed WDF NE 05:00-22:00 Bulgari 08:00-20:00 Hamleys Closed Valentino Closed WHS Books Open St Laurent Closed Boots Main Open Bottega Venetta Closed Prince Of Wales Pub Closed Gucci Closed SFB 09:00-21:00 Louis Vuitton 08:00-20:00 WHS NEC Open Watches of Switzerland 08:00-20:00 Travelex Open Rolex 08:00-20:00 VAT Open WDF Boutique 05:00-22:00 Baggage / Immigration Costa Closed WDF Main 05:00-22:00 Travelex Left Closed ATM only WDF Boutiques 05:00-22:00 Travelex Right Closed ATM only Harrods Signiture Closed World Of Whisky 05:00-22:00 SGH Closed Heathrow Terminal 5 Arrivals Retail Overview Store Availability Giraffe Stop Closed Excess Baggage Reduced hours M&S Open Voyager Open WHSmith Open Boots Open Travelex Open Bradley Smith Open SIM Local Reduced hours We Know London Reduced hours Costa 05:00-22:00 WDF arrivals 1 05:00-22:00 WDF Arrivals 2 05:00-22:00 Nero Closed Travelex Closed ATM only Heathrow Terminal 5 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability Store Availability Landside Departures Departures Airside Gate Level Nero 05:00-21:00 Pret - Mini Closed Boots Open Crown Rivers Open Travelex Closed ATM only Boots Open Excess Baggage Bag wrap only Rolling Luggage 08:00-20:00 Carluccios Closed Hoarded Unit WH Smith Open Mont Blanc Closed Travelex Open Cath Kidson 08:00-20:00 Excess Baggage Closed SGH Closed VAT Open WHSmith Bookshop Open The George Closed WHSmith Open Rolling Luggage 08:00-20:00 WDF 05:00-22:00 Art Gallery 08:30-16:30 Travelex Closed ATM only Closed ATM only Ray Ban Pop Up Travelex (stays till October ) Closed WH Smiths Open Pret Closed Eurest Zest A Open Starbucks Closed Eurest Starbucks Closed Travelex Open Eurest Costa Crew Closed Mulberry Closed Departures Airside Upper Ted Baker Closed Kurt Geiger 08:00-20:00 Gordon Ramsay Closed Boots Open Reiss Closed WDF Collection 05:00-22:00 Dixons Travel 06:00-20:00 Glorious Britain 05:00-22:00 Duty Free Tobacco 05:00-22:00 Harrods 08:00-20:00 World Of Whisky 05:00-22:00 World Duty Free Main Travelex Closed ATM only 05:00-22:00 Store Dixons 06:00-20:00 Watches of Switzerland 08:00-20:00 WH Smith Open Travelex Open Dior 08:00-20:00 Accessorize Closed Prada 08:00-20:00 Wagamama Closed Travelex Closed ATM only Giraffe Closed Hermes 08:00-20:00 Harry Potter Closed Chanel 08:00-20:00 Travelex Closed ATM only Huxleys 08:00-20:00 Tiffany Closed Macallan 05:00-22:00 Cartier Closed Gucci Closed Bulgari Pop Up 08:00-20:00 Burberry Closed Rolex 08:00-20:00 Paul Smith Closed Heathrow Terminal 5 Departures Retail Overview Store Availability Departures Airside Gate Level WHSmith Open Pilots Closed Be Relax Closed Fortnum & Mason Shop 08:00-20:00 Smythson’s Closed Bottega Closed Fortnum & Mason Bar Closed Louis Vuitton 08:00-20:00 Itsu 07:00-19:00 Seafood Bar and Caviar 08:00-20:00 House WDF Transfer shop 05:00-22:00 Eurest North Open Eurest South Closed T5B Starbucks Closed Be Relax 09:00-15:00 Harrods Closed WHSmith Open Rolling Luggage Closed WDF 05:00-22:00 Travelex Closed ATM only Dixons Closed Sunglass Hut Closed Boots Open Wetherspoons 08:00-18:00 Vending Closed Eurest Zest B Closed Eurest Amigo B Closed T5C Starbucks Closed Boots Open WH Smith Open World Duty Free Reduced hours Vending Open ATM Open Eurest Closed BA Lounge Open Travelex BA Lounge Closed .
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