Went to our first Windy City Bulls game and I was not sure what to expect. We decided to go since it was Filipino Heritage Night. The Windy City Bulls wore Philippine themed jerseys which was pretty cool. Throughout the night they celebrated or talked about the Philippines and the history. They opened with the Philippine National Anthem followed by the United States National Anthem. For the first 2,000 fans, they gave away a toy Jeepney and if you wanted a special hat, you had to purchase it with the admission ticket. The game was entertaining and the Bulls won! What I really loved about it was it was very kid friendly and all the kids loved it. The were really involved and were into the game! The big screen and score was not over the court like most arenas, but it was off to the side. The benefit of that was the screen was bigger than the normal over the court screen. Overall, I really liked the arena, the game and the way they made it kid focused. What a great way to get the younger kids to love Bulls basketball. Parking was free and it took sometime to get out but once you got past the main lot entry, it was smooth sailing (unless you were trying to get to the 90 Interstate. I would go to another game for sure! I highly recommend going if you have little ones that loves basketball. read more

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We attended the Now Arena for the PCB Rodeo. We rented a suite for our large group. They offered a couple packages for food and beverages. It was an amazing time, service was great! read more

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The seating is extremely cramped and congested. It's nearly impossible to move through a row without everyone having to stand up and squeeze tightly against their seats. While the venue itself was clean and the staff were friendly, the overall comfort level was disappointing. I likely wouldn't return for that reason alone. Fortunately, the show (Paw Patrol Live) wasn't sold out, so we were able to spread out a bit. If it had been a full crowd, the experience would have been much less enjoyable. read more

I've attended several different events here like a Windy City Bulls game and AEW Wrestling. For me, the NOW Arena is my preferred spot to go for events in the area for several reasons. Compared to other large venues in the area, parking is relatively organized and easy -- with also a better traffic flow into the arena and the surrounding areas not being excessively busy. Because of this, you don't need to get here quite as early as other venues and you also don't need to walk quite as far to get in. Security screening is also quick and efficient here, so even when busy you won't experience excessively long lines. The venue itself is quite clean with plenty of booths available for different vendors. There's different food and beverage options as well, which aren't particularly cheap but not excessively expensive compared to other venues. The bathrooms are also maintained fairly well and the line to move through them is fairly quick and efficient. The layout of the arena helps you to be fairly close to the action, which I prefer. The layout doesn't feel cramped at all and the sections are not excessively large so it's not too challenging to get in and out. The leg room is fairly good for the seats and the seats themselves feel a bit newer. The sound system is good quality and so are the LED displays as well. I'm always pleasantly surprised at the quality of the show I get for the prices charged here. Overall, well worth a visit if you live in the suburbs and want to watch a show or sports event. I'm not sure if you can get a low stress comparable experience anywhere else in the Chicago area -- or as good of a value for quality entertainment. read more

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We had our first visit to the NOW Arena (ex Sears Centre) to see the newest Cirque du Soleil OVO show.  This review is focused on the arena as a venue and not the Cirque du Soleil show itself which was a very colorful, dynamic, and entertaining 5 star show. It is a medium sized arena and has a stated capacity of 11,218.  The seating is tight and that's my biggest knock on the place.  We actually moved ourselves at intermission to a row that was unoccupied.  The row we were ticketed in was full, and with winter coats in hand, it just wasn't the most comfortable.   They had a few concession stands and with nothing particularly out of the ordinary and also not a huge number of choices.  The concourse was nice, clean, and spacious though.   Despite being in a wide open expanse in the boonies, parking is a major league $25.35 but I did save $5 by pre-paying in advance ($20.35 via their vendor ParkWhiz).  Egress and ingress was quick (the arena was only about 1/2 filled though) and the arena is right off of I-90, so it is in a logistically convenient location.  Overall, I'll go with a 3 star rating for the venue given the pluses and minuses. read more

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** Kind Staff ** ** Delicious Food ** We went to Now Arena for a wrestling show. We had the privilege of box seats and boy was it amazing! The accommodations were great. Seats and views were great also. The food was fantastic, fast and the service was top notch! It's going to be hard to sit anywhere else after such an experience. read more

NOW Arena - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

Went to my first Windy City Bulls game (which is located at the Now Arena obviously) and I had an excellent time. I found the arena to be well maintained and well organized. Parking is also free so that's always a plus. It was easy to find your section and row. I also found the food to be pretty good. Typically event food is pretty mediocre but not here. My favorite part? The different food venues available, this allows for the crowd to disperse depending on what type of food they want. This is so much better than having everyone wait in one concession stand line. Staff was great as well! Unfortunately, the bulls lost but nonetheless I had loads of fun. read more

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We love NOW Arena for concerts, special events, and meetings. The food is consistently good, the arena is clean and has comfortable seating with a pretty good view from all seats. Levy Restaurants here does a wonderful job catering meetings, and the club area is nice to visit during events, too. I just wish there were more events booked here throughout the year as it seems good concerts or shows are scarce. Hoffman Esrates does have some unique special events here, like the NW Celtic Fest with food, displays, Celtics music, and dance. There's also plenty of parking, and it's an ideal area to grab dinner close by, at The Saddle Room or Main Event, and walk back to the arena. read more

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My husband and I went went to the NOW Arena to see a Windy City Bulls game. This was my first time going to the NOW Arena in several years. The Arena has been well maintained and they have added more food options as well. A few food concession stands were closed on this visit. I found the bathrooms to be clean enough. The seats offered adequate leg room. For someone well over six feet tall, this is very important. The game was fun to watch. They had many interactive exhibits and a huge fun zone with games and inflatables at the south end of the basketball court. Overall, we had a very fun time at the NOW Arena and can't wait to come back! read more

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NOW Arena formerly known as the Sears center is an arena on the smallish side that is located in Hoffman estates Illinois the giant suburb of Chicago. The arena has hosted and hosts several big events and is about a 25 min commute from the downtown area of Chicago. It is located in a rally nice area. Last time I visited the arena was back in late summer 2011 when a group of me and 5 other buddies attended the strike force event of fedor bs Henderson. The place did a good job hosting and the atmosphere for the main event was electric. It is a smaller arena and the seats are jammed packed and it can get hot in there when the crowd is big enough. I can remember having to walk out in the walkway a few times to her a breather and cool down. Overall cool arena that has hosted a bunch of cool events. Neat to check out a different part of Chicago and solid place to take an a event or show. read more

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Easily accessible off the expressway, the parking lot was also easy in and out. Some of the events you don't have to pay for parking like this one. Otherwise it looks like it's $20 for certain events. The doors didn't open until 1 hour prior to the basketball game I can't speak for other types of sports. A little bit of a line to get through security check, you can bring small purses but big bags are not allowed unless they are clear. Took about 15 minutes to get through the front doors with the security check. Lots of things to do inside for the kids, some music being DJed in one area, raffle in another area. Not really a bad seat in the house I would say the stadium was about 1/3 full and it still had a nice five and atmosphere. The sound system is really good, lots of t-shirts being thrown throughout the entirety of the game. Definitely worth it especially with the face value of $25 a ticket. I think a family of four could spend about $160 for tickets, some drinks and a meal. read more

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Went here for a graduation and the experience was great because this was a private event my experience was great and probably not the best to provide feedback for a general experience. However, I would recommend this place for a private event read more

This is the NOW arena. It used to be called sears arena. It is a good place but seems smaller in comparison to other arenas I have been. Last time I visited the arena was back in late summer 2011 when a group of me and 5 other buddies attended the strike force event of fedor and Henderson. The place did a good job hosting and the atmosphere for the main event. It was a fun fight and a good building to attend. read more

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Sears Centre Arena hosts several entertainment events throughout the year. I've been to a concert and a Windy City Bulls game. Depending on the event, parking can be tough, but the overall price, even at the popular events, is no United Center price. This venue is perfect for the suburbanite who can do without the crazy traffic, crowds and obnoxiously priced parking. Location-wise, Sears Centre is not too hard to get to, if you have a car, it's right off the highway. There's a nearby area for food and such, if you want to pre-game and not pay arena-priced food items. The mezzanine area of the arena is spacious and well-spread out so it doesn't feel like you're crammed in. Overall, don't brush off this arena because it's in the suburbs. It's well-maintained, the acoustics are great, and the venue is terrific. I'm a fan. BATHROOM REVIEW: Crowd entrance/exit control at the Sears Centre works. One side for entering, other side for exiting. There are plenty of urinals on one side of the mens and plenty of stalls on the other side for your potty needs. Sit or squat? Squat. read more

Please stop allowing vapes inside the building and to be used during events. The concert I attended, the whole time someone was using a vape filled with marijuana that clearly kept being used during the event, the smell was horrible and should not be tolerated. This is not okay. You search our bags and take other precautions. Band vapes as well. read more

I was here on 05/25/18 for my nephews graduation from Stevenson High School. My older sister and I arrived at 4:30 and waited for the rest of the family to arrive since they had the tickets. The event started at 5pm. True to form the ticket holders arrived late and we had to scramble. We found seats on the second level over looking the floor where the graduates sat. The Sears Centre Arena is the perfect venue for a large event with a large graduating class like Stevenson High School (somewhere in the 1,000 plus range). Yeahhh congratulations , but having to go through 1,000 plus people is a tedious time consuming event as each individuals name is read off. Still they all deserve their day in the sun for achieving this milestone. read more

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Was that the Sears Center this last weekend for my daughters cheer competition. We paid $10 to park and it was free to enter. Upon parking, they has staff and police officers direction traffic. Nothing was hectic. As we walked in there was security checking bags and purses. The line was constantly moving. There was a pretty good view from almost everywhere in the building. My only gripe would be we bought 2 waters and a chocolate chip cookies for $19! OUCH! That is super over priced. All in all, a good experience read more

NOW Arena - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

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We went to a Windy City Bulls game last night. Why 2 stars?... Parking is $10. Ushers inside advised that we park across the street. Food costs an arm and a leg. Refused to waste my money. Seats are comfortable. Doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. Venue is fine, no problems. When I go to a venue with barely 3000 people I don't expect to pay to park in your lot, especially when those 3000 people only fill up about 5% of your parking lot. Don't nickel and dime when you can barely get people at the gate. Food prices are ridiculous too. Want families to come back?...lower both prices. read more

I had my first ever experience at the Sears Centre Arena on Saturday and it was a very memorable one. People from all over the world came here to celebrate the largest independent pro wrestling show in history and this was the venue that was lucky enough to get it. The place itself was pretty nice, clean, and the staff I dealt with were all pretty friendly. The spacious lobby was nice and definitely made it feel way less congested then it probably was. Although this place didn't have any sort of specialty food locations inside it still offered the basic hotdog, hamburger, pretzel options most people expect to get while watching a game or a concert. Once you enter the arena you immediately realize that there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Thanks to the show selling out in under 30 minutes I was stuck with seats located in the 200's and I still had a great view of everything that was going on. My only complaint is that it's a tad nerve racking getting to the seats since there is literally nothing stopping you from falling down into the row ahead of you if you stumble over someone's foot or trip. Overall, I liked the building, I enjoyed my big soft pretzel and sierra mist, and it was hands down one of the best wrestling show's I've ever witnessed. This place might not be perfect and it might not be the home to a professional sports team, but it's still a solid place to hold events. read more

NOW Arena - All In. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

Even though the location is easy to get to and the parking is no trouble I will not go back to a Cirque du Soleil show at this venue. They leave the lights on throughout the event and it really detracts from the show. I enjoyed these shows so much more under the tent in the United Center parking lot. read more

I went here twice this past week for X-Factor audition tapings. It was a very fun time but the arena itself was meh. First of all, parking is $10. Seems they charge different prices for different events which is kind of weird. The parking lot isn't so large that you have a really far walk but seems large enough to accommodate everyone. The first day we went, we saw some very strange arena workers. They were working the metal detectors and were putting the handheld detector over each other's entire bodies...maybe doing some strange flirting? It was kind of creepy to watch as we waited to go into the arena. Other then that, some workers were well informed and friendly, others were the opposite. A hot dog, burger and small drink cost us $15! Kind of expensive for mediocre food...so stick to eating before or after your show. Seats were fine and comfy for me but I did feel bad for a slightly larger man a few rows ahead of me that stood most of the time because otherwise he had to lodge himself into his seat. I was surprised there was an arena like this right near Schaumburg! I had no idea so that was a pleasant surprise. I'm a bit more informed for future events now so I'm sure I will have an enjoyable time at the arena. read more

Review is based on the the experience with a ticket box representative. First time bought tickets online to the WCB game and made a mistake so called to the ticket box for help. Spoke with the representative named "R" a few times but in result- he lied and because of his lies, we wasted our time waiting in line for nothing. The game and the place itself was ok. read more

Sound system for the concert we're at rn is terrible! We've heard better sound at a county fairground outside! Reverb and feedback is ridiculous! We paid big bucks to be barely able to make out what the artists are saying or singing. Zero effort to fix it!! Awful echo and stupid reverberated sound throughout the entire concert. Total joke! Won't be back.ever. read more

I had no problem with the place. Plenty of parking, and a nice big ticket booth, where they had my tickets on reserve! The other people complaining about the sticky floors are correct. They were a bit sticky and the sears are tiiiight! The bathrooms are easy to find, and the place is perfect for what it is. I didn't buy any food, so I'm indifferent there. read more

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Attended Windy City Bulls game last night. The seating is terrible as well as the sound system. The seats are so close to the rows that there is no legroom. One's knees are jammed into the seat in front. First and last time attending anything at now. The sound system is so very loud. read more

I like the variety of event the Sears Centre hosts. We have been to a Lil Wayne/Flo Rida concert there as well as the circus and a few Windy City Bulls games. The facility is nice and the seats are all good. My reason for the average review is the price of things. I won't even bother with tickets prices as they are comparable to similar event in other location. What gets me at the way over priced concession and parking. We love KCCougars games too, to park there is $5...why $10 for a Windy City game? $5.50 for a plain hot dog! That's a bit much...I know food and drinks are going to be more than at Costco, but this seems unfair, and unfortunate. They are pricing us out of being regulars. Going to the Sears Center is more of a special occasion thing nowadays...which I think is too bad. read more

Extremely large venue which is great because tickets are readily available. Have attended several Indian concerts here and was extremely happy with the sound, lighting and the usher service. I'm not sure if the food is always catered by the arena itself but the popcorn was nothing more than what you'd expect at such events. My two complaints would be the bathroom could use upkeep throughout the duration of the event as it gets trashed. Parking is a huge problem here and it is awfully ridiculous that they charge a fee on top of the ticket prices you are subjected to pay prior to coming. Parking was $20 the last time I came and I won't be surprised if it goes up to $30 the next time! Ugh! It's also not convenient, you park almost a mile away and if you're running late, well good luck. Getting out at the end of the event is a complete mess and I'm honestly shocked I didn't see any accidents with the way the traffic is directed. Other than that I've always had a great time because really it was the concert that was great. read more

NOW Arena - Enjoying Arijit Singh serenading at the Sears Centre! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

Fairly ok arena with kind of odd seating....went to an Indian music concert, wasn't overly impressed with the restrooms and the frustrated staff who were bit overwhelmed with the crowd. read more

My first time here was a couple weeks ago for my son's High School Graduation, and I was very happy with the venue!! In fact I thought it was perfect! It's a nice size. The chairs were nice - I should state that I have back issues and I was really concerned about the seating - but I had no problems, and we sat there for like 3 hours. The walkways were nice, the signage was good, the sound system was perfect, and there were little concession stands. I guess if i had one complaint - it would be for the cost of food and drinks. It was beyond ridiculous. Plenty of parking. Getting out was a little crazy, but it probably would be anywhere. All i can say is, i was SO glad they had graduation here as opposed to being stuck in a High School gymnasium, crammed onto hard benches with no air conditioning for hours on end. Amen for Sears Centre!! lol. read more

I hate giant concert/arena venues like this just for the sheer fact that you're dealing with massive crowds of people, overpriced food and drinks, and every surface you touch is somehow sticky. Is that really the venue's fault? Meh, any place designed to house large volumes of humans at once its probably not going to be the most exciting and positive experience of your life. Parking here is intense. Depending on the size of your event, you could end up parking a very solid distance from the entrance. However, that works out in your favor at the end, because then you're one of the first cars in the line to get out, instead of having to wait 45 minutes to pull out. Cell phone service is spotty in here, and there is NO wifi, so keep this in mind if you're trying to coordinate a meeting spot with others...someone won't get the call/text. Bathrooms are usually a hot mess, but that's standard fare at these places. Food is crazy overpriced, but again, to be expected at this type of venue. The only gripe I have with it is that the menu selection is extremely limited...save your food consumption for after your event. You cannot bring your own food and drink into the center, so don't try; they're extremely strict about the checks! read more

This place is like a nicer version of the UIC Pavilion. I bought tickets through Goldstar two weeks ago for last night's Chicago Slaughter game and after a busy work week was rather dreading it since I've never been here before and didn't know what to expect. I'm glad I didn't stay home, though, because I had a great time. Parking - Reasonable at $10, although it varies depending on the event. Our spot wasn't a far walk from the arena, but we arrived an hour before the event so I'm sure that was a contributing factor. It was a breeze getting out of the lot because we took off before the event ended. Box Office / Will Call - Conveniently located indoors so you don't freeze your butt off. Staff is friendly. Food - Overpriced, as is all food at events like these, so it's to be expected. We opted to eat beforehand to avoid it. Seats - Cushioned for maximum booty comfort although it does feel like someone sitting directly behind you is right on top of you at times. The View - Awesome even at a higher level which we learned as we were leaving (we were in row 7 near the front). In fact, I think I'd rather sit a little further back because it offers a better vantage point. Restrooms - Clean and conveniently located. Notes - It's a little cold inside, but at least it's easy to breathe. I recall it getting a bit stuffy inside the UIC Pavilion the last time I was there. The game was interesting, but I'm not a football fan, so I found the entertainment between plays more fun. They really do make a lot of effort for everyone to have a good time. I definitely enjoyed my experience and wouldn't hesitate to attend another event here. read more

NOW Arena - Chicago Slaughter vs. Kent Predators - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

I was just at the Sears Centre Arena this past weekend for a country concert. My husband's company has a suite there so parking was fairly easy for us as we were in lot C and had a suite entrance. This is my first time at this venue and being that it is out of the city I thought prices would be lower for drinks and snacks..... NOPE. LOL. A few of the elevators were down which sucked for us because they were the ones right by our suite. One of the elevator attendants was not the nicest when we all got on, gave use attitude for us not knowing that that elevator only went down. I feel like the staff isn't prepared for large main act events like a Chris Young concert. It seems like its much died down for their regular Windy City Bulls games. A lot of attendants seemed unprepared and flustered when asked questions. The suite level bathrooms were spacious and pretty clean. I will say one of them had just been mopped in certain area and was pretty wet so we opted out and walked a little further to the next one. Being in a suite we were supposed to have servers so we wouldn't have to go downstairs and stand in lines but they were not available that night. I would suggest getting some drink stands on suite level as well. It would make it much easier and things would go smoother. read more

I like the events that the Chicago Mustangs Soccer team have there but I do have to say the event has to open up more concessions. They have all of these options but never open. Like the Starbucks. .I wanted that. ..or the vodka lemonade. ..I was drooling. Or even slushy. .how about that slushy cart I just look at. So if your planning an event at the Sears Centre male sure that they have a reasonable amount of concessions open. There were long lines and the music really stinks too. They have to fix the blown out speakers. read more

NOW Arena - Usa vs Mexico - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

This venue is huge! Was here for a concert (AR Rahman's Jai Ho Concert) this past weekend, and wish I had binoculars haha! And I wasn't even general seating - wonder what view that would have, if any at all! Security/parking were lax but there was no need for them to enforce. I did find it fascinating that they didn't even restrict access to main floor (people were sneaking into empty seats). Very conveniently located right off the highway. Acoustics, lighting, everything else was enjoyable too! read more

A dump! I was here several yrs ago for a monster truck show & it sucked. Place isnt set up right for any shows. Customer service sucks & so do concessions which are overpriced. This place needs to be dozed. The topper? Somehow, my son had a hockey game here. A state playoff game mind you! The day after a weekend of the circus? The place still smelled like animal shit. Concessions weren't open , many bathrooms were closed and we couldnt enter the dock which is where u enter for hockey because they were still trying to get circus stuff out. Their security was unable to indicate which door to enter. When we did go to front door there was a small sign saying "hockey enter this door". This sign was unreadable from the street. We go in and look? They still have animals chained up behind the hockey rink. Is that safe?? Ive heard the ice is being removed this summer cause no tenant can draw any spectators here. ( chicago steel here for one yr only) but look at what they had to work with? My son said they quality of the ice is poor as well. Look at the pic of what animals were still there for my sons game! Safety first!! This place should shut down due to poor management read more

NOW Arena - Elephants & ponies! Really safe behind a kids hockey game. Wonder how the insurance would react if the elephants broke out? - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Hoffman Estates, Illinois

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Beers were 10.50 for craft beer 8.50 for regular beer. Coors light Miller light YUCK. Opted for Blue moon. Its a small big venue. It is what it is read more

I was at the Sears Centre for a wrestling event last week and checking in and security was a breeze compared to what the arenas in NY do. I went to purchase a beer and a pretzel but the vendor didn't have pretzels so, she made me pay for it then walk to the other side of the arena to pick up a pretzel from a different stand. Her receipt machine wasn't working so when i walked up to the counter to pick up said pretzel with no proof that i purchased it i just got a weird look from the man behind the counter. He shrugged and gave me the pretzel anyways but i just wish she would have told me she was out of pretzels because i would have just gotten one from a closer vendor. Anyways the event was GREAT to say the least i had an awesome time. i do wish the seats were a little more spaced out but it was pretty standard. read more

Sears Centre Arena is unlike any other event venue I've ever been... This is mainly because most venues become a giant clustercuss AFTER the event is over, but at Sears Centre Arena, it's a clustercuss from the moment your vehicle touches the P-Lot pavement. First and foremost, $15 to park. Redic. Especially for the area, which looks a lot like an up and coming industrial park. If it's nice out, I suggest parking in a lot somewhere else and just walking over. Then there's a parking lot attendant with a wavy light saber thing every 15 feet into lot. Ya know, just in case it's your first ever time using a parking lot and you forgot how things work. I'd also like to mention that the show I attended was on a Thursday night and not even close to being sold out. Inside the venue, I believe they only have 1 or 2 public entrances to the building and they get jam packed with an arena's worth of people all trying to go through 3 turnstiles and have their bags checked at the same time. I would suggest Sears Centre maybe have a few less parking attendants and a few more gate people. That way you don't have to feel like a single grain of sand amongst thousands of others trying to push it's way through to the other half of the hour glass. I would like to add that the will-call woman was sweet as peaches and operating at light speed. Big ups to her. The venue inside is kept pretty clean, at least compared to other arenas (ahem, All State). and though it seems like it's easy to see from anywhere, it's also not intimate in the least. and I know arena's are never going to truly be an intimate experience, but I've sat in the nose bleeds at the United Center and felt like I was closer to the action. We were sitting pretty close to the show on this occasion, but I still felt like most of my view was of the rest of the seating areas, and not the stage. Just too many thing that weren't the show in my eye line- like maybe the seats here are too (or not enough) elevated? I just can't put my finger on it. Leaving the venue was easier than expected, but maybe because not only was the show a less crowded one, but the oh so helpful (insert sarcasm font) hundreds of parking lot attendants were long gone at that point. If it were a show I was REALLY REALLY REALLY looking forward to seeing I'd go back, but I wouldn't do my usual buy tickets the day before/day of on a whim here, mainly because of the redic parking fees in an area that looks like it was meant to be a parking lot for miles anyhow. read more

I went to a speaking event today and about +4,000 people attended and they ran out of food! I stood in line for about 40 mins and I bought their last 2 "grease" burgers for $16.00. LOL Unfortunately, there were quite a few people still in line and the only options left were hotdogs, pretzels, cookies & candies. What a waste of money! read more

This review is about the Sears Centre Market Event that happens in the parking lot on Sundays through November. They say "one man's garbage is another man's treasure", not in this case garbage is garbage. Living in the burbs and working a 9-5 M-F job, I miss out on most of the town's Farmer's Markets (at least the towns by me). I got an email about this Sears Centre Market and got excited. I tried to find out more information on it, but the website gives no real useful information. It does say flea market on there, but it always comments about the organic fruits and vegetables there. I was hoping for a good mixture of fruits, veggies, and crafty stuff. It says there is a food court there to get lunch. I had high hopes for this market. I thought it was a little odd that we had to pay to get in, but it was only a buck. We pull in and park. I am not seeing much to be excited about when we first get there. We paid our dollars and walked to the lot. We should have just turned around. This place was a big old garage sale. There were a few wood working booths with wood carved signs or benches. There was an Avon booth. There were lots of booth with just random stuff. I was so disappointed. We continued to walked around hoping there was something worthwhile there. There wasn't. There were two stands with some fruits that seemed rather expensive. The food court was a hot dog cart. If it was described as a flea market, I would not have even gone. The signs to get in even stated Farmer's Market. I would not waste your dollar on this place. read more