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The Rose Bowl Flea Market and Swap Meet, at 1001 Rose Bowl Drive, Pasadena, CA. 91,103 is probably the largest and swap meet the most famous place in California. The second Sunday of each month, rain or shine, over 1,800 suppliers across the country set up their stalls and spaces to exhibit and sell goods, including but not limited to accessories, antiques, apparel, collectibles, discontinued merchandise, dolls, crafts, paintings for the home (new and used), and other art items, pins and buttons (Sports, Olympics, elections, etc.), plants, special foods, used books, watches, etc..

Parking is plentiful and free and admission fees are as follows: "Rose Bowl FLEA Place Admission routine starts at 9 am for the public generally $ 7.00 per person, children under 12 are free with an adult. We also express gratitude 8:00-9:00 $ 10.00 per person, early at 7:00-8:00 $ 15.00 per person and a special preview 5:00-7:00 VIP admission 20 00 $ Per person. Discount tickets for early admission are available at many antiques shops. Group rates are available. Ticketing is open until 3pm after sellers to enter and exit the package. The public can buy the latest offerings until 4:30 pm. "

This market is worth the price of admission. There are lots of great people and BARGINS watching entertainment factor alone is worth the price. You will see people of all walks of life, dresses in every way imaginable, speaking several languages, all running to another care provider for BARGINS better. The vendors are very friendly and happy to talk about their products. Many of them are real characters and very fun to drive.

Note: This is not the same as going to a garage sale or some of its local meets. Suppliers pay a good price for a license to sale here. You will not find much evidence of adverse economic or painting sells for $ 50,000.00 $ 1.00. These vendors are professionals, know their merchandise and they know what they do. Their head is much less than if sold outside of a store or mall and rarely pay the employees so they can sell for less. You will find BARGINS very good, especially if you're willing to negotiate a just bad manners (not considered to negotiate at a flea market. In fact, many suppliers have bargaining rather than to enjoy the sale.) is not expected to come out with a pile of garbage or the discovery of a lifetime.

The best thing about the market Rose Bowl Flea is the variety of articles that Hugh can be found, there is something for almost everyone. Very few people empty handed and leaving many people with their cars, vans or trucks filled with items, many of whom could not find anywhere else.

Last but not least, if you have children, do not be afraid to take with you. There is much to them to see and do and there are plenty of toys, food and other items for sale, which attract and hold their interest. Although the place is always full of security is excellent, helpful and friendly making it a safe place for you and your children.

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