Rose Bowl Flea Market

You guys need to warm up your feet this so huge and ton of stuff some of them price too high must walk around and check bring small cart to shopping too easy for you

If you enjoy flea markets, this is the pinnacle of all flea markets. One suggestion, come early and find the first parking spot you can. Do not bother to try and park closer to the rose bowl, you will just be wasting your time. It gets super busy and incredibly hectic. Overall though you will find just about anything, one of the biggest flea markets ever.

If you are into vintage and looking through racks, this place is for you. Not a ton of shade. Food and beverage vendors and ample security. Parking was easy. Getting out was a bit of a challenge.

Unreal combination of stalls that takes your thirst to vintage to another level. The market is beautifully organised in sections, there is a map you can take with you at the entrance that has all the colour coordinated sections. The abundant of stalls makes you want to enter as soon as possible, even if it closes around 4pm, most sellers start packing around 2.30pm. The entrance fee is around 13 dollars entrance after 9am, and 21 to enter at 5am, and you can purchase the tickets online through.

Great flea market with lots of unique and vintage items sold. Tickets are reasonably priced and line ups to go in was fast. Only challenging part is the parking, but since lots of people are visiting the market lots are leaving often too so wait time was not bad.

This is such a cool experience and I’d say it’s worth the $12 entry ticket. It’s the best combination of thriftable clothes and local artists and shops. You can come here with intent to shop and spend money buying but you can also come here with intent to just walk around with a group of friends and see what’s out there and hangout. Could easily spend 2-3 hours here if you wanted to. Also parking was free

First off I'd like to say that the flea market is huge 7 miles of unique items. I also like to compliment the people running the gate as they were very considerate when we arrived early but still allowed us to go in and use the restrooms. I would recommend going here but the parking is very difficult because so many people attend the Rose Bowl Flea Market. I recommend going when it's cool because when it gets hot it can be very uncomfortable. A lot of people bring along wagons to carry their Treasures home. I found a couple of very good bargains, one was a beautiful hat and I only had to pay $5 for it. I also found a pillow that has the flag, and only paid a dollar for it. Tried to go in November I think the weather will be great.

The flea market is rad. Anything you can think that you might want to have for your home you can there. Vendors are all super friendly and there’s clearly a good strong community going on between the sellers and the sellers and the regulars. I will only mention this as a warning to anyone who wants to eat at the main food part: DO NOT GO TO THE WAFFLE HUT. Wow, the amount wrong with this place is astonishing. There was no line, gave the cashier my order which was a waffle sandwich. The person cooking started to move to make my food and the cashier cuts him off and goes “no no, I have one here already” and grabs a waffle sandwich that was sitting on the counter already. I asked him how long it had been sitting there and he said not very long. The other cashier made eye contact with me and shot me a look that screamed “he’s full of shit” but I stupidly continued with my transaction. The cashier rang me up for $24 to which I told him that the menu said it was $18 (which is already painstakingly expensive, but it is the Rose Bowl) and he told me that the chicken it came with was extra. No where on the menu did it say the fried chicken it came with was extra with the waffle sandwich, but the waffle plate (a separate dish) did have a notice saying fried chicken was $4 extra. I think the cashier was confused when I asked about it and he immediately got super defensive and said “I don’t make the prices.” I got my meal and took a bite and it was ice cold. As soon as I started walking back to the counter to tell them, the person cooking met me and I didn’t even have to say anything before he told me he would make me another. I appreciate the guy cooking and the other cashier, but god damn, someone needs to train the other cashier because he needs to learn food service 101.