Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop

The place is filthy; it feels more like a market than a swap meet, it's a disgrace. The museum is practically empty and dirty. Only vendors selling African products.

I’ve heard it used to be a great spot for the family to shop, eat, and hunt for deals. But it seems like things have changed a bit. It looks like it’s stuck in the past, almost like something out of a horror movie—it feels like it’s haunted.

5 star review

Was a great flea market on the weekend's. But the virus has made it spotty at best since. The stable vendors are there, but closed or hours may have changed..

4 star review

Good and unique place to find a good bargain for cell phone cover, watch battery and many more...

Best place in the region to buy used stuff. Sunday is the best day. Free entrance (you only pay parking if you need it) and a lot of vendors. There is not a great food variety in the food court, but it is enough, you don't go to a flea market to dine out. You can get bargains if you search for this.

I’ve been here a lot when I was a young kid with my mom. Coming back here at the age of 33 brought back nostalgia and other core memories. I don’t recall there being an indoor portion, but it was nice to see the indoor part with the various food court options, vintage cars on display and small businesses on the first and second floors. It is great to see all of the shop owners working hard.

A unique experience unable to be replicated anywhere else. Only available until 2037. There should be a way to save this hidden gem. A must see before it's gone forever.

Had a great time walking around. We spentabout 3 hours just roaming. Kudos to the bathrooms they were immaculate. Thank you.