Super Flea is one of my favorite melting pots in kc. Good variety of people and things. The store owners I've spoken to every time are always sweet. No AC and it's a maze, but it's enjoyable if you're okay with getting a bit lost. Not a place I would dress up for. A perfect way to spend a Saturday or Sunday! There's also some really cool backstory on the old owner if you look online. read more

Do you need any paraphernalia to assist you in consuming legal, quasi-legal and illegal drugs? Do you need any pirated music, movies or clothing? Do you need any large mass produced framed 'art" prints or blankets displaying eagles, wolves or skulls? Yea, I don't either... this has got to be the worst collection of retail stalls that I've ever encountered. When I walked in a gentleman at a table told me there was no charge to enter. Upon exiting, I was ready to ask for a refund of my time and effort spent walking around this maze of stalls. There is no clear pathways and I encountered many dead end aisles that led me to wonder if i was going to be lured into a backroom and robbed. Thankfully I was not assaulted but the clientele looked desperate. I can't believe the fire marshall allows this configuration in such an old dilapidated building. I normally would say enter at your own risk, but in this case - just don't enter. Find some garage sales - they are going to offer a better and safer selection. read more

Super Flea - Flea Markets Near Me - Kansas City, Missouri

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If you go in the summer, beware! No A/C. It's hot as hell in there. Now is the perfect time to go!

Love to reup on smoke products and vape juices.... fresh fruit is great and the folks who work there are great! Some interesting by standards and locals who seem to wonder around.... it's a good time. Looks super weird out front... don't be alarmed. Easy parking.... and get cash at the atm at the gas station on the corner bc there are none inside super flea. there and as ghetto fabulous as it looks on the outside the people inside know there product and keep it classy. They mean business and want to hurry ya along. You fed can prove hackle. read more

Super Flea - Out front where ya park and enter. $1 they aren't accepting coupons for bogo admission due to covid. - Flea Markets Near Me - Kansas City, Missouri

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I love this place I found the best item and clothes and all the stuff I need for my cleaning read more

I visit the Super Flea from time to time whether I'm in need of something specific or night. It can be a lot of fun just to browse around with a few friends . There are quite a few vendors, and the booths/stalls they occupy are spread out over a pretty large space. You might get yourself some exercise if you hit every booth in the labyrinth that was once the home of Montgomery Ward's warehouse operations. The building sits in Kansas City, Missouri's historic, old Northeast area, right at the corner of Independence Avenue and Van Brunt so it's really easy to get to. Park on the street or in one of the lots that formerly belonged to the defunct catalog retailer. Access to Super Flea costs one U.S. dollar. Just remember, Super Flea is only open on Saturdays and Sundays, and the place closes at 4pm. I recommend the place. You really never know what kind of bargain you might stumble upon because new merchandise is brought in and offered for sale all the time, but I will tell you that a lot of people rely on Super Flea for everything from clothing and shoes, to smoking accessories and the like, to power tools, to fragrances,and so much more. Oftentimes, you will find some wiggle room on the price of an item. Don't be scared to make an offer on what you want to buy, regardless of the marked price. Occasionally, you'll find that the hagglingpitch begins with the vendor, especially if it's getting to be near closjng time. Don't be surprised if the seller of an item that you've spent some looking/showing some interest in doesn't approach you with a "deal" wherin you'd buy, say, 3-4 items, but the vendor's taking maybe 20% off the total for all four, provided you agree to take them all , but you can also make a similar pitch right back to him/her. The worst they can do is say "No." Super Flea is family friendly, and you'll find an open eating area near the door on the lower level where you come in and exit the building. Some people elect to bring their own snacks or lunch. Others avail themselves of what the food vendors have available. Enjoy Super Flea. Have some fun. By all means, get a good price on that thing they've got for sale that you didn't even know you needed! read more

I've been to Super Flea a handful of times over the past two years. It's a bit like stepping into another world. $1 to enter, then a labyrinth to explore. There's a big "room" with tons of tires, rims, and vehicle service manuals. I avoid the pet area and the smoke shops. One vendor had lots of nice rugs, another sold blankets with big pictures of weed. Other booths sold soap, shampoo, toys, sunglasses, clothes, all mixed together. Everywhere, they were selling pop. I personally never saw produce being sold. This is all, of course, hit or miss due to vendors coming and going. Down a corridor, past the bathrooms, was an area filled with lawnmowers, tools, random stuff like you'd find in someone's garage (make that 10 garages of 10 guys named Steve), a row of junky, old paperback books, some overpriced Tonka Trucks. Mind you, none of the stuff over this way had a price tag, which made me feel like prices were based on the appearance of the customer. I could be wrong, who knows? There are a number of unusual smells throughout the facility, from B.O. to musty old timey odors to colognes. And, there are some food vendors too. I remember Mexican food for sale. Last time I went, maybe early December or so, was a big disappointment. A ton of shops were closed that day. Even if I mainly window shop, it still stinks to have to skip large swaths of potentially amusing items. That does not include the piles of very worn shoes and questionably safe baby gear. read more

When I'm back in Kansas City and have time to spare on the weekends I like to check out Super Flea. It's located in the former Montgomery Wards catalog distribution center, and Super Flea has taken up a full floor of the building. I've watched as its changed and grown over the years, it's now a lot easier to get through the maze of corridors than it used to be. For those of you who are old school Kansas City, this place will remind you of Wild Woody's that used to be at Noland Road and I-70. So what can you find here? Anything and everything. Electronics, car stereo gear, car parts, perfume, "fresh" produce (cough), shaving blades, used video games, used office gear, and even adult DVD's. They also have a smoke shop in there that carries stuff other places don't. Parking is across the street in a fenced in lot, admission is a buck. If it's scorching hot out or freezing cold, this indoor flea market is a great place to explore for an hour or so. While many of the vendors are adding credit card machines, cash is still king here. read more

Some of the best deals in KC. Such a variety. True, not for everyone, some people are too pampered in life to enjoy the hunt at a place like this. Everyday products galore alongside specialty collectibles. The food there is amazing. read more

Yesterday morning, Super Flea had no reviews. Now it has two! After an interesting drive getting there via Independence Avenue/Hwy 24 (I was told later you can take Front to Chateau) since I missed my turn originally, I finally arrived. My admission was only 50 cents, on a Saturday. I hadn't really been to a flea market in years, and the ones I had were small ones in western KS. The size of this one shocked me. I had no idea! I was looking for Griff's place to get some sports stuff, and I was daunted by the task of finding it. Fortunately, I went into a place, where the guy had been there for 16 years, and he was able to hook me up to the right shop, and fill me in a few other pieces of information. :) Gotta love people like that! It has all those things that Shawn J. mentioned, and more. If you're looking for a knock off purse, there are some really good ones. Griff's has great pro sports jerseys, tshirts, hats and more, and he was a great guy to talk to as well. If you're looking for some hoochie mama clothing (I wasn't), this might be the cheapest (and the CHEAPEST) clothing you can get. There are lots of tshirt shops, with clever sayings, from cartoons, sports, drugs, etc. There were a couple other shops selling things you might not expect (I'm not even talking about the head, errrr, tobacco shops), and I'm not going to mention them here. I don't think I want to know the types of people that are buying these things in the flea market.....EEK. Scary, kinda. As always though, buyer beware. I'm sure many people there are making an honest living, but some things I'd think twice about buying. Would you REALLY buy a Rolex from a guy on a street corner in NY and expect it to work correctly after a day? Well, that NY street corner can be found at spots in the Flea Market; all that's missing is the trench coat. One item broke just by trying it on my wrist. Ummm, thanks for the reminder of caveat emptor! Unfortunately, that gorgeous watch will stay in its box at their shop. :( There are plenty of 'junk' shops too; I think they rent shops by the weekend if you'd rather do that instead of a garage/yard sale. I heard people haggling on prices, although apparently I didn't show enough interest in anything to get that experience. I'll be back to go to Griff's soon. They are only open on weekends. Be careful getting there. :) If this girl can do it though, so can you. :) Went to visit River Market afterwards....wow, what a contrast it was! No hoochies down at River Market, and no wanna be hipster doofuses at Super Flea. ;) read more

Okay, so this is a different place for us, but I thought I would share our experience. We saw the sign from 24 Hwy, and I had to figure out what it was. When we pulled into the parking lot, which is surrounded by fencing with barbed wire, there was another person pulling in at the same time. I asked him if he had been here before. You could tell that he did not speak much English. I asked what was inside, and he told me everything. He then said that he was going in to buy rabbit food. We decided to take the leap. It does cost $.50 to get in, but you have to pay for an adventure from time to time. We walked into the door, and the first thing I noticed was the very front vendor was selling pirated DVDs and CDs. We are not talking about having slick covers. No, they went to Wal-Mart, bought a 100 pack of DVDs, white sleeves, and some Sharpie markers. There were movies spread all over the table. There was also a place called the Pet Area. We kept hearing a rooster crow. We thought surely not, but there was a rooster in there. There were baby geese, baby chicks, baby ducks, birds, rabbits, turtles, mice, and reptiles. Part of me was surprised there wasn't a miniature pony in the back of the area. We continued to walk around. There were wheels and tires. We got to one place with really loud Middle Eastern music playing. They were selling swords, knives, air soft guns, and canned tuna. The place is huge, and it seems like it keeps going on and on and on. We found some Spanish DVDs, English DVDs, tools, tons of car audio stuff, knock-off purses, sports apparel, a food court (????), area rugs (some with pot leaves on them), a head shop, and so much more. There were some places which looked like someone was evicted and dumped all of their stuff in a booth (which the booths are made of 2x4s and chicken wire). Everyone we met or talked to was super nice. It was a different environment for us, and we were the ones who really didn't belong in that environment. However, I never felt like I was in danger or anything like that, although, it does kind of make you feel like you should. The wife actually said, "My mother would crap if she knew where I was right now." I told her not to tell her since she would probably send for her to come back home to them. When we left, we actually bought something (why does it happen like that?). As we got in the car, the wife told me, "I hope you enjoyed that because we are never coming back." Go... experience it to say you did it... regardless who you are! read more

Items ranged from every day stuff to some exotic items Good place for back to school shopping read more

BULLSHIT! It is 3:52 and I checked before I left my place... it said 4:00. You have to pay $1 to get in. I knew what I needed and wanted to run in and get it. Dude won't let me in and told me to call the office and tell them to change the time to 3:45 on the internet. WTF? read more

cute little place downtown to go to, I personally like this place over the mall, you can find hella discounts and the service is great as well, will definitely be coming back lots! read more

This is a must see in KC. It's not Nordstroms or even WalMart style- but it does give a glimpse of what the 99% of society does when funds are limited and shopping for essentials and luxuries are still on your radar. I'm surprised when I read the 1 star rating only imagining what was expected vs reality. Bargains are here- sure, there are pirated movies, DVD's etc but it's sold in front of KCMO cops who could care less. The majority of customers are minorities but it's a safe place. Hats, auto parts , rugs, whatever are available- don't wear your Gucci's or heels- enjoy Americana and have a good walk for a buck ! When you leave the experience and people will be remembered. read more

This place is huge! It will take an entire day to complete. Admission is $1.00 per person now. I went here once back in '07 and I remember it being a lot more creepy and dirty then. One "tobacco" shop even had a used hooker's panties for sale for 50¢!!!! But thankfully, I didn't see anything like that this time around. You can surprisingly find a lot of treasures here. Brand new rims for $500 total, nice brands too. Booths that have everything you could need for your car audio system. KC apparel, Nike shoes, popular perfume brands (Juicy Culture, Armani, Gucci) for half price. Second hand clothing, used furniture, new area rugs. The first booth you see is full of pets, but I don't agree with purchasing animals from pet stores, especially this one. The animals don't get any light or fresh air :( That was the only thing I really disliked about this place. It's definitely an interesting experience. Most of the people we met were really nice. read more

I used to go to super flea years ago. Today I decided to check it out again. What a waste of time this trip was. The place has become the home of all flea market rejects. As a retired firefighter I did not feel safe in this building. It is a maze of very old booths that have too much stuff in them. If there was a Fire it would be very hard to find your way out. I cannot believe this passes its yearly fire inspection. There was abundant electronics, tires and knock off items. If you want to go to a flea market that's great but I would avoid this place. read more

I found lots of great deals there as well as some great food. The burger place in the front still sells real hamburgers, and the Mexican food place in the back was pretty good as well. read more

Quite possibly the strangest fleamarket I've been to - at least 1/3 of the booths were closed. Had a weird vibe, like an underground rabbit Warren. One trip was Enough. read more

My main interest in going to Super Flea is getting fresh produce. It is the best, & way more reasonable than at a regular grocery store. There used to be another produce guy who sold pretty much rotten food. This current vendor has excellent produce. I recommend!!! read more

There is a shop on the main floor in the front that used to be the kitty store and the store that is in that space know has a lot of nice furniture and everything from decorative stuff to new hallmark plates and have old things that are hard to find. The owner is very nice and helpful with all the items he sells. And his items are never sold as is. This is a great store to go to and very clean arranged store. Please I recommend this store. read more

If you're looking for some magical flea market land full of HGTVesque finds to flip, this isn't it! However, if you're looking for a cheap way to kill a weekend afternoon, witness a bunch of diversity, snag some cheap produce and decent chili cheese fries, and maybe waste only a little of your money, Super Flea is right up your alley. We found a few off beat items we'll likely return for, and the produce really is a great deal! read more

I only go there for the food at St Johns in the lobby. Their juicy bacon cheeseburgers and fries are the best around. The produce stand there is very good too, with fair prices. Wish they were open more than just Saturday and Sunday. read more

Do not, I repeat, do not go here!!! The place was nasty, dirty, not air conditioned and smelly!! A complete and total waste of our $2!!! If I could give it ZERO stars I would, but the app won't let me! read more