Visitors Flea Market — Attraction in Kissimmee

Well here I am across the street from Old Town visiting the visitors flea market it's a great place to come in buy at a good price if you're looking for gifts if you're a tourist or even your local like I am there's a great things all to buy here there's all kinds of different items shirts clothing you name it they have it here they even have services like tattoo haircuts and so many others they got candles toys cookware all kinds of t-shirts they've been print whatever you want on the T-shirt it's just so much to to say just look at the pictures and you can have a great idea but let me tell you they have food trucks here yes I said it food truck all kinds of food trucks especially if you want and you taste in your taste buds wanting to eat Spanish food all they are so much to choose from so many different many drinks also like pina colada and beer but there's so many I can't even say how much it got Puerto Rican food Venezuelan food Dominican food man that's what you're tasting for come on down it so good believe me I don't know how many pounds I gain just even looking at it and they have so much on my favorite foods you got to come down it's awesome so this is Johnny heading out to my next adventure keep following adventures with the Rivera with it host Johnny Rivera please place a follow in put lights on the pictures that you like don't be shy come on let me know what you think and if you come out and eat some of this food I need to know how you like it...

I came in at noon on a weekday in the middle of summer, expecting energy, variety, maybe even a little treasure hunting. What I got instead was a sea of closed booths and sad souvenirs.

One nice worker told me it gets busier "in the evening," which is great, but they should adjust their hours if everything inside is closed until they expect crowds.

Also, let's be honest, this is not a flea market. It's a souvenir circus. Every shop was stocked with the same cheaply made, tourist-trap trinkets that looked like they were bulk-ordered from a sweatshop. No quirky secondhand finds. No vintage gems. Just row after row of sad keychains and novelty T-shirts.

To be fair, there was a barber shop that was actually open. So if you want a nice fade while wandering through a retail wasteland, they've got you covered.

But if you're looking for a real flea market experience, this place is more "meh" than market. Skip it and go raid your grandma’s attic instead. You’ll find...

Absolutely not a flea market, all retail stores the cell both in the back right side is total rip off. told me he had the the correct screen protector for my pixel 7 pro. It has curved edges for the sides of the screen I tell him to install it a few minutes later I return to pick my phone up it looks good at glance, I pocket my phone pay the man and walk out to find my wife and I receive a call pull my phone out the screen protector has feel off. So at this time I have the screen protector in one hand my phone in the others. So I turn around and there is another cell phone both near the left back exit, ask them if they are same store they tell me no. I tell them what has just happened the lady laughs and tells me he is known for ripping people off has many complaints about his stuff. Like wow at this point I I throw the screen protector out and leave this horrible place would not recommend...