Expo New Mexico Flea Market — Attraction in Albuquerque

If you're a vendor, I would recommend looking almost anyplace else. Communication doesn't happen there and "rules" change all the time, depending on who you talk to and who you know. Terribly frustrating and unprofessional. If you're a customer, there is a serious lack of variety these days. Only 2 meal vendors and one snack vendor and half the time, one of the food vendors is out. I would recommend checking out the railyards or other local options before making this your day. If you're an hourly employee, I'm sorry you get treated the way you do. You guys rock. And just know that you deserve to be...

If your shopping there's a lot to look at if you don't mind paying to park , paying to get in. As a traveling vendor this was one of my slowest places in over a year (,maybe if they didn't charge for parking and to get in it would be busier, hmm something there) also after spending the entire day setting up for the weekend I am told oh you got to get a different spot for tomorrow, expensive to set up for what you get and the little traffic. My advice to vendors bypass this market and the city, worst market and the dirtiest most dangerous places I...

This is a fun activity on a slow Saturday. Visiting the flea market is like visiting multiple garage sales. Lots of oddball stuff, and a few finds to be had. The booths are all set up on asphalt parking lots, so there is very little shade. However, many of the vendors have tents that you can go into and cool off. Lots of walking. I went in the morning in late june, and was exhausted and very overheated by the time I left. It...