The biggest (debatable) flea market this side of 75n hwy. There are many booths occupied by many happy shop owners. There is stuff and thangs for everyone. Bring grandma! Bring your dog!(debatable) bring your neighbors. Oh and dont forget to bring 2$ foe the front gate. Those parking spots dont pay for themselves. You can find hidden treasures lost to time. You can find the holy grail of stuffs. 5 stars all around. Try the pretzels with cheese!
Tacky. If you take every popular touristy store from places like Fremont street, Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge, and various waterfronts and sold exactly what they sold, you'd have Traders World. That might be their schtick, but is not my thing.
I go every Sunday at noon, and it is always a very enjoyable experience! Nice people, good food, and comfortable atmosphere. It's $2 per car, so it's an affordable afternoon activity. I definitely recommend going to this! You'll want to come back every weekend (their hours are Saturdays and Sundays from 9am-5pm).
Go every other year great honest dealers great unique finds
It was ok it,s always good to get away for a lotte bit
Great place to go on the weekends for the whole family. Great deals! Food is good. The fudge is the best! Huge place!
Always enjoy coming here with my fiance. Plenty of vendors with a ton of variety. We never leave empty handed. If you enjoy thrifting or flea markets, this is definitely one to check out.
This place is not what comes to mind when I hear "Flea Market". The inside is almost entirely junk retail. The outside vendors occasionally have some nice truly vintage items but it takes a nice day to bring them all out and you really have to dig. There are a few good crafters inside, candles mostly, and they don't adhere to standard labeling rules. Also, having to pay to get in is tiring. Sometimes the $10 entrance fee is all the money I spend.
It would be nice if they sold items, lower then retail stores. Not the same as the past when you could bother price.
Lots of stuff to purchase! Just wish they took credit cards to pay for parking...
Definitely stands above other flea markets. A wide selection of goods with friendly vendors and good music selection
Half the booths weren't even open after opening hours, the ones that were didn't have anything compared to years passed or wouldn't any longer accept cards.
Mostly cheap stuff from China, few antiques or items you expect from flea markets, they also allow smoking in one of the buildings so stay away if your a non smoker.
Went to Trader's World today after one of my wife's co-workers suggested a hair salon within the #8 building/aisle and was blown away with the experience and service provided. Shirley, the wonderful beautician who owns the salon, worked with my wife on what style she wanted and even gave her a few suggestions to wrap the whole look up. Everything that she expected and more, will definitely be back and will visit Shirley's other store, Cut Ups Salon, in West Chester!
Great flea market experience. The largest and best flea market anywhere.
It is an amazing place to go! Everything is so freaking cheap!
If you've never been to Trader's World something's wrong with ya, I'm just kidding but this place is absolutely one of the coolest places I've been since I was a kid never fails to entertain as a flea market.
This place is overwhelming, with so many treasures in all those shops inside the Market! It was my first visit, and my only regret was I went in with very less time in hand. I found some items I went looking for, and then some! And all at very good prices. Fair warning, there is a chance that you may get lost inside among all those buildings connected together. There are restaurants inside that look tempting! Several restrooms are also available. I also noticed people setting up shop outside the buildings, but did not have time to check those out. Parking is $2 in cash. Most stores accept cards, although some prefer cash. People managing the stores were courteous. Recommended, and I will visit again with some more time in hand. Covid19 update: Masks and social distancing mandates are in place. They are loosely followed (as on 2020-Dec-20), but store owners mostly insist on masking up. Sanitizers have been kept available throughout the Market.
Huge variety of booths and products, several restrooms, restaurants, tables, give aways, wheelchair and wagon rentals. All the isel's have numbers so you know where you came in at and which ones you have been down. Great pricing.
If its a nice fleas market. They keep it clean and you can find almost anything you need there for low prices.
Plenty of vendors with the usual variety of flea market good you would expect to find. Air conditioning helps also. $2.00 parking.
Love flea market. Love products. Most of the sellers are pretty rude.
Not as great as it used to be. But still worth a visit every so often to see if there is a anything new.
It's a flea market... pretty good variety of items but a lot of empty booths.
All was a good place to find deals on stuff sometimes.
You can get lost & go broke! Good time for the family no matter how much money you spend. We loved it & plan on comin back. Absolutely the friendliest vendors! (I can't say that about all the flea markets I've been to)
Some high quality items mixed in with lower quality generic items. Some vendors are not very knowledgeable about their products; causing wide price discrepancies. This can sometimes work in the customers favor, but not usually.
Some cool stuff, lots of junk, even more stuff that's clearly stolen
Very big flea market. Prices are excellent. But they need more parking areas.
WOW... it would take at least two days to see everything. Biggest flea market I've ever seen. Found some really good deals on OHIO STATE BUCKEYES stuff. Everything you can imagine and a lot of stuff I didn't know existed... all under one roof. VERY CROWDED. Great people watching. HUGE. If you go with friends, make sure everyone has a cell phone cause you will get separated and lost. Plenty of food choices.
I have been going to TW for more then 10 years. Live free markets and it is my favorite.
Very enjoyable place to shop around. Decent variety.
The Knife Lady and Musa are a favorite booths. It's great for getting steps and people watching.
Used to love going here, lots of empty spaces now. Lots of booths with same things
It is a great place for walking, good a/c and outside walking. As for products...maybe you can find something. It was a good time.
Love this place who's they had a little more vendors inside. Outside is usually full in the warmer months.
Have a Wonderful things to buy . A little of everything. Fresh vegetables. Lots of places to get something to eat and drink. $2.00 for a car to park .
Fun experience! With so many different things to look at and buy!
Went with some friends in and had a fun day out. Got a porch sign and absolutely love it. Lots to see while there.
Had fun with the family looking around found some good deals
Great place for all kinds of things. AMAZING DECORATIONS!!
Great place to walk around and look for bargains on the weekend
Been going here for years, it's my favorite swap meet/flea market. There's an outdoor section (some covered some out in the open) set up kindve like a yard sale. Some vendors sell fresh fruit and veggies they grow at home others sell just antiques, kids items, rugs, etc. Then there's a huge building with different hallway sections and is set up with stores/shops for more permanent vendors. A mini food court somewhere in the maze sometimes with live music. (I advise against eating some stuff if you have a weak stomach). The shops include video games, handmade items (candles, insense, soaps), belts, childrens toys, sports, cheap electronics, movies (vhs, dvd, blue-ray), music (vinyl, cassette, cd) clothes, yadayada.... the list could go on forever.
Huge flea market with a large variety of things you may or may not need!
Great vendors, really nice people. I had so much fun here! Make sure to walk down all the aisles, you'll never know what you'll find!
Favorite place to go! So fun and so much to look at!
Love this place you can find jus about anything there
It's a goldmine of all kinds of interesting and needed items.
Same to me people walking out the bathrooms would have hand dryers at that's pretty unsanitary
$2 parking isn't bad. But I go for the hot sauce shop called ..hot commodities.
Fun place, good food . Great get away place for the day n some good bargains too
Too HOT and too crowded. Some vendors not wearing masks.
It has a little bit of everything. Between the knick knacks you might want or the present you need for dad on father's day. Something fun to do when the weather's nice.
