Nottingham-founded coffee roaster 200 Degrees also revealed it is opening its 18th shop nationwide at the centre. The second announcement was about Scandinavian homeware store Søstrene Grene which will stock 'affordable' furniture and home accessories including candles, stationary, and gift bags when it opens this autumn. The Frasers opening month reveal followed a trio of store opening announcements made by Derbion last week, which included news that British fashion giant Ted Baker will open later this month on Level 2. Frasers will be opening in December in the centre's biggest unit, previously occupied by Debenhams for more than a decade before it closed in May, last year, to the sadness of many shoppers. Last week, the opening month was revealed for Derbion's highly-anticipated new department store. Tickets for the Halloween VR experience can be booked online here. Once open, the activity will be available Monday to Saturday from 10.30am to 4.30pm and Sunday from 10.30am to 4pm. Read more: Get the latest Derbion stories from Derbyshire Live If you’re looking for a scary activity to enjoy with friends for Halloween, this is the perfect choice – fun and frightening, our Halloween VR experience is great for adding a dash of horror to your Halloween shopping spree!” The experience is suitable for those aged 12 and over and costs £4.Īdam Tamsett, centre director at Derbion, said: “We’re thrilled to offer a brand-new spooky experience for our shoppers to enjoy this Halloween.

Thrill seekers will be able to take a virtual ride in a creepy cart through an 'ominous estate' and its derelict halls from Thursday, October 20, up to Halloween itself on Monday, October 31.ĭaring guests can put on their VR headsets and experience plenty of jumps and frights from 'creepy crawlies and cursed souls'. A spooky haunted house tour is coming to Derbion later this month.

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