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    Rose Bowl Flea Market

    3.9 (598 reviews)
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    Alex K.

    It's that time of the month again where everyone knows what's going on in Pasadena. Second Sunday of each month rain or shine. The crowds all flocked out to the rose bowl to score on amazing pieces and clothing. A massive flea market that takes a while to complete. Broken down to three section. First or the main, it's wrapped around the stadium which tends to be pretty much everything. Then you have the section right next to it which caters to furniture. If you're looking to score good pieces, they do have an early bird entry time. But standard is 8-3 pm. And lastly, over the bridge is where the clothes tends to be. There, you'll find literally everything. Just have to search for whatever you're looking for. Prices varies with the vendors. Some are majors scores but you may have to dig through piles of clothes. While others are way pricey. Some pieces are like wtf, how is that 150 dollars....lol... But there's alway something to find. Pretty much all vendors take all sort of payment now. Some offer bags for you but bring your own incase. They have food carts and drinks but it is a bit on the steep side. Entrance fee is about 15.00 plus service fee online. Everything is done online now versus prior when you can pay cash. There's loads of parking in the lot. If you're looking for closer to the entrance, there's a paid lot. Street parking is also available but did noticed that a certain section has now become non stop area. Monthly treasure hunts is always on the calendar. Angelenos love the second Sunday of the month.

    Anna K.

    This flea market happens every second Sunday of the month . Lots to see ! They have a designated area for furniture and antiques . Tips: Buy tickets online ahead of time There is free parking in the surrounding areas . It gets hot ! Bring water and snacks Wear comfortable shoes Bring cash Some vendors have high prices and some don't . I found a few things to take home with me .

    Yan W.

    We couldn't believe it was our first time at the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena! It had so much cool stuff, including antiques, collectibles, vintage, creative, unique, and artistic arts & crafts. (see my pics below) The Rose Bowl Flea Market is considered an outdoor mega event, held on the second Sunday of each month. Their tickets are cheaper when purchased online rather than in person. We got our tickets on the Eventbrite website, and it was $13.72 per person (including $0.72 fee). Here's the breakdown: Online: Regular admission tickets are $13.00 plus a $0.72 service fee, totaling $13.72. (9 am-3 pm) In Person: You will pay $15 to enter the flea market, which is $2 more than the online price. (9 am-3 pm) VIP: Early bird admission (5:00 am-8:45 am) is $20 online, plus a $1.10 fee; however, it may be even more expensive if purchased at the gate. Children: Children under 12 are admitted free with an adult. Tips: Bring sunscreen, a hat/cap, a cooling fan, a big tote bag or backpack, wear comfortable shoes, and bring cash. We parked at the Space Museum section, so the parking was free. It involved some walking, but it wasn't that bad. If you prefer to park closer, you can pay for preferred parking, which is typically around $20. We arrived there at around 9:30 a.m., and it already had a lot of people there. It had so many cool and new merchandise items with over 2,500 vendors, according to the Rose Bowl Flea Market. You can easily spend a whole day there, but we only spent about 2 hours there because we were craving lunch and also getting hot. Thank God that we had hats, water, and a cooling fan with us. I bought some cute and cool stuff there. It was a fun experience and we will go back there again and spend a longer time there.

    Alex H.

    living in LA all my life I had never been to this until finally going over a year ago and its tricky given its once a month so keeping track of what Sunday to go can be a little hard to plan if you aren't just marking down on your calendar but yeah of course the one time I went it was raining and I honestly thought it may not happen it did but only half the vendors went if that... so my first experience was a bit lackluster from the lack of vendors BUT i still enjoyed...parking was not that terrible given that it is at the bowl which normally its a pain but as usual you have some vendors who over price certain things and other places where you do find some great deals. Heck I found a girl who sold these cool disco balls and I got one and love it! I hope to go back in 2026 when its not raining LOL so I can definitely enjoy the market fully

    Catherine L.

    I love coming here to hunt for unique and/or vintage items. It's hard to determine quality and condition when trying to buy online. There's a huge variety of vendors with varying prices. Some are really crazy that I can't justify but don't be discouraged and keep looking! I've been able to find some great stuff for a good price. Be ready for a long walk and lots of sun. There isn't much shade between booths. Most vendors take Venmo and Zelle so don't stress about not having cash!

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    Tanya W.

    TIPS: 1. Buy your tickets online beforehand for a discount! They go for $20 at the door, but $10 online. 2. Parking is $20, but if you park across the street and walk in you can save some money. 3. If you are planning to buy oversized items or A LOT of items, definitely consider bringing a wagon. 4. Bring a hat, sunscreen, and cash! Some vendors may only accept cash, but there are many that also accept card, Venmo, or Zelle. This was my first Rose Bowl Flea and I found some really great items! I arrived around 10am and it wasn't as crowded as when I left around 1pm. Highly recommend getting there early to avoid the crowds, sun, and getting your first pick of handmade crafts. The flea market is organized in sections and there are plenty of free public restrooms. There's also a section in the middle of the main entrance market to purchase food and drinks. My purchases include a signed poster of LA icons, ceramics, and a handmade plushie! I tagged the local artists' Instagram handles in the photo descriptions if you were interested in purchasing their art.

    Lindsey N.

    Absolutely huge Farmers market. Make sure you buy your tickets online there are about $10 for the general and Prince time and I don't think there's much value in coming early unless you really want to find something specific. Parking itself took us about 30 minutes so definitely to give yourself extra time to explore. We weren't able to find any good deals, but it was almost impossible to browse because there were so many people. I would come back for the experience but don't think it's realistic to come here to look for anything or find good deals

    Massive flea market at the historic Rose Bowl
    Bart M.

    Coming from out of town, hyped up about the size and potential of what I've heard about the RBFM in the past. I was impressed with how many vendors there were but disappointed that it was mostly clothes, art and furniture. I was hoping for more blue collar items and lawn equipment. My wife had her eyes peeled to find golf equipment but it wasn't there. Prices seemed high but what's new? Bring a water bottle and sack lunch. People were friendly and safe.

    Kisha L.

    This was my first time attending the flea market and it was surprisingly very nice. They have so many vendors that sold vintage and new modern stuff. Big assortment of items from clothing to household plants, etc. The service was good and the value of items was proper. Some items were a bit pricey, but overall respectable prices. Great selections of food options, drinks, and alcohol. I loved it. The price to get in is worth it due to the ample of vendors. Plenty of free parking. Note: Have to purchase entry tickets online.

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    Manny M.

    This event is so much fun! Lots of great items to see! We've come here 4 months in a row. Admission is reasonable: Online price - $13 per person for regular admission or $20 for early bird tix. Tickets at the gate cost more, so it's better to buy online as it's cheaper even with the service charge. Parking is free in most of the lots at the Rose Bowl, and there are over 2,000 vendors! I come here to find comics, cards and vintage toys, and I already have a couple of vendors who are now my "regulars". We even picked up a nice bistro set for a great price! This place has everything. Antiques, furniture, home decor, yard decor, vintage & new clothing, plants, pottery, vinyl records, pop culture merch....EVERYTHING.

    Gina C.

    The Rose Bowl Flea Market occurs on the second Sunday of every month and never fails to disappoint. Even if you don't find what you were looking for, it's always a great time. I have been here with friends on multiple occasions and always find something I love. It's the biggest flea market I've ever seen and there's almost no way to see everything in one day. They literally have EVERYTHING here--furniture , plants , art , vintage everything (there's a whole vintage section and it's HUGE) , clothes & jewelry , home decor , holiday decor , food & drinks--the list goes on. Prices are hit or miss, but are generally good except for some vintage clothing stores from my experience. The rose bowl flea market is a must see and there's always street vendors selling aguas frescas & fruit which has become part of the tradition for my friends and I

    Early bird is the way to go
    Ixchel C.

    If you want to visit a good flea market, make sure that this is one of them. It's the second Sunday of every month rain or shine. You can definitely get your steps in the Rose Bowl is huge and you have all kinds of vendors from veggies and fruits to vintage household items to brand new items. You have your mom and pop shops starting off here. They have two different timeslots. I always recommend you get the early bird if you're trying to find some very treasure or if you're trying to avoid that heat and better parking. They have food area for you to buy some great eats or you can grab a hot chocolate or coffee or a hot day. You can grab a nice cold beer. It is dog friendly, but it does have to be a service animal. It's for kids. I recommend it to anyone also handicap accessible.

    Two thumbs down ... crepes made by the Teriyaki Chicken Bowl folks
    Kathy Z.

    I love the Rose Bowl Flea Market because I enjoy walking through the aisles and checking out all of the vintage finds. This is THE place to find everything from vintage collectibles to vintage shirts to homemade crafts to accessories to pet stuff to rugs to lamps to furniture and much more. I've seen people bring huge wagons and dollies - if you think you'll want to haul something hefty home, come prepared like they do. It typically takes me a couple of hours to get through each and every booth in every corner of the lot. This market spans the entire parking area, plus the loop around the bowl. It's huge and starts before dawn - plan accordingly for a great time. I'm not usually a shopper, unless I come across some fun crafts or cute cat stuff. I've supported all of the candle vendors at some point or another - LOL! - and also some of the stone and pottery booths. When it comes to the vintage wear, I don't usually partake... but I know a treasure cove when I see one. This place is the Mecca for all things vintage, and it is a huuuuuge draw every month on the second Sunday. Bring food/water, it's not cheap or that good here. There's a few food options like chicken teriyaki bowls which are also made by the booth that produces sweet or savory crepes. And the prices are outrageous for the quality. Eat first or after for best results! Parking is free or paid, depending on where you'd like to be. It gets hot in the summer and quite windy in the fall. This is a rain or shine event.

    $15 to pay cash $12 credit card plus .72 cent fee

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    Entrance fee a bit much, unable to bargain to a better deal, glad to experience it but won't return

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    What a bunch of literal overpriced junk! 40 dollars for a ripped sweater and they stamp it as "vintage" that's why it's so pricey.

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    Love coming here, wide range of beautiful items including vintage clothing, furniture, great books, artwork. It's great! Thanks.

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    Ask the Community - Rose Bowl Flea Market

    Is it still okay to bring a wagon in?

    Yes... large wagons should come in on the far left

    Can you bring in outside food?

    Is there a food court? Sell drinks (water) and/or alcohol.

    Big yes to you questions. There is a main food court when you enter. Water and beer is for sale as well.

    Do i need proof of vaccination to enter?

    No longer you need vaccine proof .

    Can i Park There Late Saturday Night?For The Sunday 12 Flee Market,Thank You <jim

    Not on their parking lots ,but yes on the streets.

    Is this flea market open every sunday?

    No, if you go on their website, you'll see the scheduled dates. It is only once a month, on the second Sunday of every month.

    Wifi password? Wich wifi Name?

    No free wifi.

    Where is the affordable parking? May I bring my own bottled water?

    Free parking in Lot I you just have to walk. Bring your own water because it's $6 for a bottle of water inside.

    We have been to other flea markets across the country, is the pricing at this flea market reasonable or is it high?

    most are reasonable but some can be high. worth a visit because it is easy to bargain with sellers. bundle for deals!

    Is there a student discount for tickets?

    no you pay the same as the rest of us.

    Are dogs allowed in the rose Bowl flea market?

    Service animals are always welcome, but they will be more strict on No Pets starting February 2022.

    Where is the water for sale?

    I did not go to the food court this past Sunday. I would think that they would sell water there. While walking around the Rose Bowl I did notice that some of the vendors were selling bottle water.

    Open during COVID?

    Yes but they are requiring a negative COVID test or vaccine record before purchasing a ticket. Come prepared!

    Do I have to print my ticket or is mobile device ok?

    Mobile Ticket works fine

    Where's the best parking for the 9 AM arrivers?

    Service dogs allowed?

    Yes!

    Are we allowed to bring in a small cooler for drinks?

    I always see people bring in ice chests with drinks, even beer. I always bring my drinks in my backpack including beer. Never had a problem.

    Does the flea market end at 3:00 or just ticket sale?

    Ends at 3pm

    Once they stop selling tickets online, which seems to be the night before the event, how long are the lines to buy at the gate once you get there?

    Not long. Five minutes.

    Are dogs allowed?

    No pets allowed

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