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Mission Open Air Market
Bargains, bites, and open-air vibes on market days.
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Bargains, bites, and open-air vibes on market days.
Mission Open Air Market in San Antonio blends a bustling market atmosphere with a food court and discount shopping. Admission is $2, and the market runs on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Vendors can reserve spaces with various fees, often arriving before opening to secure prime locations. Shoppers find bargains and tasty options, though crowds, long lines, and parking can be challenging at peak times.
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Rent covered or non-covered spaces on a first-come, first-served basis for selling goods, with fees starting at $30-$35 per day and optional electricity.
Browse a wide variety of items from vendors, including produce, shoes, and bargain goods, with $2 admission and early access for best deals.
Enjoy homemade pizza, burgers, fries, and other finger foods at our on-site restaurant for a quick bite while shopping.
Access convenient parking (including handicap spots), shopping carts, and dollies to help transport purchases to your vehicle.
Experience a lively atmosphere with family-friendly activities and vendor interactions, perfect for weekend outings and social gatherings.
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Overall rating
mike pardina
Was expecting something great. Was very disappointed. They open early, before vendors arrive! It feels like a junk/garage sale. And not a very good one. Produce looked good, but most of everything else we would have hauled to the dump.
Cynthia Reyes
You have to pay for your space which i understand. No customers.. doesn't matter. You have to pay $32 entrance fee as well. No customers which they already know. .ICE raids r frequent per another vendor thus no customers.if uou don't have $32 they keep your drivers license plus $10 to get it back. No refunds. They are .asking money off vendors
Shannon Elmore
Are you interested in selling? The market operates on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Non-reservation spots become available when gates open at 6 am, although vendors typically begin lining up at 4 am to secure optimal spaces on a first-come, first-served basis. Beware this line get really long. Seller fees amount to $35, Wednesday & Sunday with spaces costing $30. On Saturdays. Space sizes vary on covered or non-covered spaces. Upon payment, vendors without reservations can occupy any available space lacking a yellow line or 'reserved' sign. Note that other vendors often scour the area with flashlights seeking bargains to resell. Selling concludes at 3 pm, though most vendors depart around 12 noon. Reserve a space and cough up $22, then pay another $35 at the gate - a cool $57. But don't worry, electricity is only $10 more. The real fun begins when nature calls and you must persuade a neighbor to keep an eye on your stuff while you sprint to the market's one and only outdated wasteful restroom. I spent a whopping $100 to set up shop here on Saturday and Sunday - no reservation, no electricity, just pure entrepreneurial spirit! One space on Saturday, two on Sunday, and I still managed to rake in $250 over the two days, leaving me with a tidy $150 profit after paying for my space. Pics of my impressive setup included!
Arturo Liendo
This is a great place for people to come together with their families and look for bargains. Admission is $2 and for better parking get here early as possible. There is handicap parking but it does get full really quick. As you know Wednesdays are open as well which are pretty busy given the weather Saturdays are great and Sundays are the busiest. Restaurant has great food and recently added homemade pizza to its great tasting Burgers and Fries in other finger foods
NT
Great place to do bargain shopping on the weekends and Wednesdays. Entrance fee is $2 per person. They have shopping carts and dollies so you can load your purchases and take them to your truck.
