Flea market amcorp mall

Great place to shop for bargain items here, for some old stuffs.

Funko Pop Toys ? ? ?

So quiet now..not many stall like before.customer also very little.boring...enviroment.

Went to Amcorp Mall Flea Market this morning. This is the first day they are re-opening after about 6 months closure since the MCO started. They are now practising social distancing which is a good thing. Unfortunately due to space limitations about half of the old vendors are no longer there. Amcorp today is a far cry of what it was when it started more than 20years ago. While price has shot-up, unfortunately the quality and variety has not gone up in tandem with the prices. Having said that Amcorp still remains the most popular antiques and collectibles market in the Klang Valley.

For unwanted items which 90% already have no value. The prices are shocking. Like the old Malay saying goes, "orang tamak, selalu rugi". If traders lower down their prices, their items will be already sold by now. Rather they keep bring it back every week to sell with the same expensive price tags.

we enjoy the good service and food at Ka Fei Dian, then we bought toys from level 2 MyToys ah Kin very good man welcome us. they made our Sunday enjoyable

Many, many things at reasonable prices. The lower level has vintage and antique collectables and the upper floors are alive with homemade food, fashion, books, and household items. Several good restaurants. A fun, friendly place to hang out on weekends!

This Flea Market is one of the biggest attractions in Amcorp Mall on weekends. The Flea Market is only open on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, with some vendors staying until 6 PM. This Amcorp Flea Market has a wide range of items for sale, including arts and crafts, collectibles, vintage bags, retro shoes, antiques, comics, movie posters, rare stamps, coins, old currencies, magazines, crafted knives, accessories, classic toys, lego figurines, sunglasses, memorabilia, and more. The Flea Market first opened its doors in 1998 and is still going strong today. Starting on the ground floor, there are more than 200 traders/sellers spread throughout four floors of Amcorp Mall. Anyone can become a vendor by reserving a space at the management office for a fee ranging from RM50 to RM100, depending on the day and floor on which you wish to set up your table display for sale. All of the sellers are Malaysians from various backgrounds. Some sellers have set prices for their things, while others don't have any. However, before you buy, inquire the price and if you are excellent at bargaining, you can get a discount on the items you want to buy; just don't go too low on the pricing because most of the vendors are poor and middle income earners. The majority of the vendors are really kind, and some will give you a discount if you buy a large quantity of their items. For myself, I like to visit this Flea Market once every six months, or twice a year, because I'm an antiques collector and you never know what kind of 'treasures' might discovered during our visit. For the acquired items, some sellers provide a one-week written warranty on paper. I believe there is something for everyone here, whether they are old or new. Because there are so many sellers with such a large selection of things, it will take some time to browse and look over them whether you are a first-time visitor or a less frequent visitor, unless you come here on the weekend or the vendor gives you the specific location before you come. Also, be prepared to get squeezed by the crowd. Overall, it's a great spot to spend your weekend or try your luck at discovering some wonderful items from this market that could appreciate in value or be a rare collectible in the future. If you become tired of shopping and browsing, there are restaurants and cafes where you can relax and reenergize with a refreshing drink or a meal.