By Yasmene Warren
You see and hear about them all the time, and you’ve probably been wondering - what do they actually sell? We’re talking about flea markets in Orlando, of course, and we’re going to see just how worth going to them really are. Let’s get into it!
OBT Flea Market
The OBT Flea Market prides itself in being a one-stop shop for any and everything. Located at the intersection of South Orange Blossom Trail and Tropical Drive, this flea market is home to a wide variety of Latin American vendors selling food, clothes, and even furniture.
Head to Pupusería Alondra to get your hands on the best pupusas, chicken tamales, mojarra, shrimp a la diabla, tacos, and empanadas.
If you’re looking to trick out your car, Joskin Auto Accessories has got you covered. You’ll find window tinting, backup cameras, floor mats and seat covers, and a boatload of other car accessories.
In need of a new furry friend? Hector’s Pet Shop has everything from animals and accessories to food and habitats.
See it all for yourself on Saturdays and Sundays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Credit: OBT Flea Market (Map)
Central Florida Fair Outdoor Market
Head over to the Central Florida Fairgrounds on West Colonial Drive to feast your eyes, and wallets, on the Orlando Outdoor Market. For over 20 years, this flea market has boasted over 300 vendors in the Orlando community on Saturdays and Sundays from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Credit: Orlando Outdoor Market
Vendors differ by the week, and the variety of products it has is incredible. Plant lovers will find themselves in botanical heaven with the never-ending number of flowers and greens at this market.
Other vendors here tend to sell things such as lawn equipment, clothing, houseware, and even appliances. If you’re hungry, you can expect to find plenty of delicious, homemade food from local and small businesses.
Milk Mart
This flea market is one you have got to get while the going’s hot as it only makes landfall in Orlando once every quarter. Located at the intersection of Robinson Street and Bumby Street, Milk Mart poses as Florida’s largest local art and food festival.
Credit: Milk Mart (Website)
Over 200 vendors filled with artists, makers, businesses, food trucks, and pop-up shops take part in the Milk District’s Milk Mart to sell the most unique trinkets and artifacts you can find in Orlando.
The next event takes place on October 6th from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and will be celebrating all things spooky this Halloween season — you won’t want to miss it!
Main Gate Flea Market
Did you know that one of the oldest flea markets in Central Florida is located just minutes from Orlando? We’re talking about Main Gate Flea Market in Kissimmee, located right next to Orange World on West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway.
Main Gate Flea Market is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is home to over 400 vendor booths spanning across four buildings. Here, you’ll find an endless assortment of things like vintage collectibles, trendy apparel and accessories, and home décor.
Need a haircut? Head to the flea market’s barber shop vendor. You’ll also find spots from cell phone repair and gift shops to ring carvers and on-site lash services. Whether you’re looking to treat yourself to something new or you want to find the perfect gift for someone special in your life, Main Gate Flea Market is sure to have it!
This flea market is also conveniently located right next to Food Trucks Heaven, where you can find a wide variety of dishes after a day of shopping.
Overall
When it comes down to variety, Orlando flea markets certainly have that in the bag. If you’re questioning whether stopping by one of them is worth it, we hope this blog answered that for you and more! Check them out for yourself and see what about them makes Orlando so special and keeps visitors coming back year after year.
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