Typical Mexican swap meet. Has cell phone accessories and repair stores, nail…read moreSalons, some furniture, electronics, and mostly clothes. Also has some food stalls. I bought some of my furniture here like my beds and some dressers when I first moved here. Those were pretty cheap compared to some furniture stores I went to. I think a lot of the stuff like the clothes and shoes is knockoffs/fakes but they try to pass them off as real and charge a lot for the name brand pants and shirts. I was pretty surprised at how expensive a lot of the stuff was. Some of the places accept credit cards but most do not so bring enough cash. There is no atm on the premises as well. Parking was free today when I went today and so was the using the bathrooms. Plaza mujer in downtown I thought was going to be more expensive since it's inside a building but plaza mujer is cheaper than this place. Siglo xx1 is another swap meet that is similar to this place but bigger and indoors. Prices there are similar to carpas as well. Overall this place is ok and worth stopping by to check out if you have time to kill and want to do some shopping.

Came too this place in search of a funko spot. I thought maybe I could find some gems in…read moreTijuana,MX. the entrance was a little weird with a body spraying sanitizer machine and also temperature check to your hand. Once Inside there was a lot of people not wearing there mask and not following procedures. Covid is on high alert in Tijuana and this swap meet was surely very jammed packed. I felt discomfit and had too leave right away. I did end up finding the funko place to later find out the Funko was a fake. Very disappointed