We decided to check out this flea market with the family because we had heard it was supposed to be…read moreso great. Unfortunately, it just wasn't for us. The only thing my son ended up finding was a little sign about Labradors (we have one, so that was a fun find). Other than that, most of the merchandise felt like inexpensive knickknacks, and we didn't see much that interested us. We also paid $5 to park, which surprised us given our overall experience. I'm glad we checked it out so we could see it for ourselves, but it's not somewhere I would go back to. Honestly, there is nothing interesting t this flea market. They do have food trucks but nothing great.

Hello, My family and…read moreI had a very disappointing experience at one of the booths at Travelers Flea Market. The booth was located in the last aisle on the opposite side of the building from the food truck area, across from the shirt vendor. There were two men and a woman running the booth. One of the men led the game, while the other sat in the corner holding a large amount of money, occasionally showing it and saying it would be given out "when we win." The woman kept going back and forth through a door across the hall. The booth featured a ball-rolling game that the attendants used to attract people. We were repeatedly told that "everyone wins" and that we couldn't lose as long as we kept playing. However, the rules and the financial commitment were not clearly explained before we started. As the game continued, the amount required to keep playing increased whenever certain numbers came up. We felt pressured to continue because we had already invested money and were repeatedly told we were just one step away from winning. Before long, the amount needed to continue became far more than we ever expected. What concerned me most was how the game behaved. The balls felt unusual in the shaker cup, and when rolled onto the board they did not seem to move naturally. I can't say exactly why that happened, but the outcomes repeatedly landed on numbers that increased the amount we had to pay. Whether that was intentional or not, it left us feeling that the game was not operating fairly. I'm not writing simply because we lost money. I understand that games involve risk. I'm sharing this because the way the game was presented felt misleading, and it left us with a very negative impression of the experience. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so that other families don't have a similar experience.

What a fun venue. We had fun exploring the flea market, which has all the amazing kitchie Florida…read morefashion and souvenirs you could ever want. The food trucks add a lot of eating options plenty of picnic table seating inside and out. Lots of parking.

Before hitting the highway for the long drive home, I stopped at the flea market to browse around…read moreand buy a couple of hoodies if I found any I liked. While walking through each of the air-conditioned buildings, I noticed that the atmosphere wasn't as lively as it used to be about 10 years ago. This time around, the flea market feels like a ghost town, with more than a few empty stalls and vendors sitting down hoping for customers. The vendor I bought sunglasses from during my last visit was still around, so I checked out the many selections and bought two new sunglasses at a good price. I also met a nice female vendor selling t-shirts and hoodies, and purchased two items from her. Looking forward to coming back to amuse my eyes on my next visit.

I was brought here on surprise by my husband and what a fun surprise it was! This place was bigger…read morethan it looks and every nook and cranny was full of vintage Disney merchandise. We had limited time so I could only breeze through the rooms, but can't wait to come back to find gifts for friends and family this holiday season.

Review of a new transplant Disney adult but the kind that doesn't need every aspect of my life…read moretouched by the mouse (if that gives any context): It's a really interesting spot. Lots of one of a kind artifacts and pieces which are really cool to look at. Pricing is quite steep. If you are going in for some fun vi take or one offs you will pay for it-this is not the place to find a bargain. I went in hoping to find some cool art that has a flavor of Disney without being in your face about it and really liked the chest of blueprints (in the back left corner of the shop) but they were all $60+ for some that were nondescript. Anything that had a real whiff of anything Disney were far more expensive. I also hoped to find a cast member badge with my name on it as I was not allowed to keep mine. No luck (they are $25 each) not I'll go back to try to keep searching for that. Lots of cool stuff just be prepared to pay estate sale prices. I almost bought a vintage embroidered MGM denim jacket ($250) not the size was way too big to justify. Most of the jackets were men's and quite large in size (most large-xxl). The women's options were largely newer and smaller sizes. I also want to note that as I was combing through the various wracks of clothing there was often a strong oder. Be it BO or mildew, it seems they do not wash the garments before putting them on the floor (which makes sense-can't blame them for that) but that also means that people are donated soiled garments. So PSA: if you donate clothing (anywhere not just here) please wash those garments first. This is just common sense and basic decency. At the end I I planned to buy two pairs of ears ($14.99 each) and a popcorn bucket ($39) bit had to take a work call before I could purchase. I left my items at the till and took my call in the car. I went back in and they were swamped-like I couldn't see the till over the people in the space so I felt a little over stimulated and left empty handed. Stopped in on a Wednesday morning thinking it wouldn't be busy on a week day in the am. I was wrong lol. It was quite congested which made it kind of difficult to browse because I feeling as though I was in someone way or pathway. A staff member was speaking with someone and I could overhear her saying it was a "slow morning" so I can't imagine what a weekend or a high traffic time is like in here. All in all it is kind of a gem even if you're just there to sip on a coffee and browse. You need time and patience to comb through e surging and you'll probably find some gems but be ready to pay for said gems. This is not a Bergen thrift store.

This was my first time at Goodwill in a VERY long time! The lovely employee at the front gave us a…read morecart and we walked through the store looking for Disney shirts! I was surprised to see they had a deal on the already discounted items where anything with an orange tag was 50% off. I got two shirts at $1 each! This store was extremely clean and well organized. I was able to find a Disney shirt that still had the original tag on it. The employees were super nice and this was a great experience so I would recommend the store to anyone looking for a good location!

This is the biggest Goodwill I think I've ever been to. There was so much to see here. I was…read morelooking for brown boots and was able to find exactly what I was looking for. They had so many different shoes to look through that they even had different areas set up for specific shoe colors. Since there are so many shoes for women, they are all pretty affordable. However, they were not as many shoes for men so they were a bit more on the expensive side. Most of the men's shoes that I found for my husband started at about $15 and went all the way up to over $100. For used shoes I wouldn't pay anything over $20. The cashiers were friendly. I saw an item behind the shelves that I wanted a price check on and the lady helped me. If you're in the area and you're looking to pick up some thrifted goods, I would definitely recommend checking this store out. They do have a restroom inside but you need to push the button by the door and wait for an employee to come let you into the bathroom. Make sure if you're with someone else that they take your items because you're not allowed to bring merchandise into the restroom with you.