Jordanian Duty Free Shops Review

very ugly should not be called to duty free and looks like a grocery store with no option .The district attendants are grosos and no level of training qulqr not recommend waste of time

many different items especially sweets, wines and whiskey etc. Prices not so inexpensive but recommended over normal Jordanian prices. One can buy with the passport and included visa, as far as the entry is not older than 2 weeks.

Great deals but bureaucracy makes you don't want to go back

The new free market in Amman, Abdali Boulevard, good products, exempt from tax, unfortunately, some perfumes and eyeglasses brands are not available.

Bad prices
Tax is 130% !!!
Insane prices

you can tobacco, perfume, chocolate, and some electronics without extra taxes..

Very bad workers, the manager says he does not know English, they treated us very badly, as if we were vagrants

The store is particularly popular for the purchase of alcohol and cigarettes. The price of alcohol, while not cheap for a Westerner, is still eight times lower than in stores in the city.

It does not contain various goods, but its prices are cheaper than the local markets

A strange free market must register and take his paper and then hand it over to the place where tobacco is and return again to the accountant receiving the paper and then the account ,,, in all duty-free shops you buy with a passport

It is not free; it is enslaved. Everything is more expensive than the local market, not the local one, but more expensive than the international brands.
My question now is: -
Free of what ??? !!! ???

What they answer on the phone, employing them is forbidden in their salary

The staff handles well, but the customs officers deal does not reflect an appropriate picture of Jordan.

Bad selection of beers. No carakale available.
Looks more like a warehouse than a duty free shop.

Unfortunately, the market is excellent, but the employees, their morals are the best

Very nice place and comfortable to shop in, and the people over thier is very friendly

It was ok, juat another spot to buy stuff like any other duty-free store.

It is a small free market, but Mo continued to the free market to the airport only country I have the permission to be Tax free add to the subject was one of the employees I expect to follow the customs to show the passport I admire the final deal never passport by a strange way but one does not know the circumstances of people

A free market for diplomats and travelers to benefit according to specific conditions and instructions from the customs department. The site is located in Abdali. There are multiple parking spaces. Most of the goods are available at low prices compared to the prices in the various shops.

Not well stocked. Alcohol, cosmetics and cigarettes a little cheaper than in Amman. You must have a passport with you

Extremely rude and moody staff. Many items are missing. If you a guest staying with you, the staff will not allow you to accompany him. Very unprofessional behavior.

I wonder if the prices are really duty free!
The arrivals side is just a small shop.

There is no credibility in dealing
The concerned authorities must control everyone

Terrible customer service.

After opening an expensive bottle of champagne bought from here for New Year celebrations and discovering that it was flat with no fizz I attempted to return the item for a refund. On the first attempt I was told to come back the following day. On the next day I returned and explained the issue with the faulty product. I wanted for 30min for something to happen I was told no refund or replacement 3 times by the owner. I was also accused of trying to return another bottle and of storing it by a fire. Utterly terrible service and very offensive to be treated like I'm a conman.

After years of buying from here several times while visiting Jordan I will never be going back here as the owner is not a businessman, does not have any sense of customer service and is a coward for refusing to come down and speak to me in person. He just cowered away in his office and would not resolve the issue.

I have no option but to state the truth regarding my experience as the owner would not be reasonable, now $74 wasted on a bottle of champagne that I have to attempt to get back from Tattinger directly.

It s a big jock!! Shopping center is quite small it s look like a mini market and product s price are externally higher than outside and last thing I found that some Employees should be working at Popeyes. It s really the worse free duty shop EVER in the world beside the business hours are confusing!! Save your time and money and look for somewhere else.

They don't accept the Jordanian passport, so locals can't enter !!

Things available at price you'd expect. The customs official is not too friendly. No mobile phones were available at the time of our visit.

Free market in the center of the Bolivar I bought from him the new Gucci perfume Blowom for $ 133. And the Berber BlackBerry at $ 129. Prices are very suitable for it without tax
Of course your passport is required. And give you a period of your arrival to Jordan. 8 times and 14 times

The Duty Free site has been moved to the Abdali Boulevard complex