Ocala Mall

"Yao’s market is the best place to shopping in Ocala mall, buying and saving, good prices for everything you need to buy!"

"Embarking on a leisurely exploration of the transformed Ocala Mall, now a vibrant indoor flea market, was nothing short of a delightful journey reminiscent of the bustling markets in Orlando. This metamorphosis has endowed the space with a unique charm, offering a distinct and refreshing experience for visitors. The eclectic array of stalls within the flea market creates an engaging tapestry of treasures, each booth harboring a diverse assortment of goods. From vintage finds to handmade crafts, the Ocala Mall exudes a vibrant energy, encapsulating the spirit of a community marketplace. Navigating through the aisles, I found myself captivated by the eclectic blend of vendors, each contributing to the market's dynamic atmosphere. What truly sets the Ocala Mall apart is the fusion of old-world charm with contemporary flair. It successfully retains the essence of a traditional flea market while embracing the modern ethos. The spacious layout ensures a comfortable and unhurried browsing experience, allowing visitors to savor the diverse offerings without feeling overwhelmed. The weekend sojourns to this reimagined space have become a cherished ritual. Spending a few hours amid the bustling stalls and engaging with the local vendors has evolved into a leisurely escape from the routine. The Ocala Mall, now a thriving indoor flea market, beckons with its inviting ambiance and the promise of delightful discoveries. In essence, the Ocala Mall's transformation into an indoor flea market is a commendable testament to adaptive revitalization. It stands as a testament to the seamless blend of nostalgia and contemporary allure, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a charming and diverse weekend excursion."

"We had heard they put a indoor flea market style mall in the old Kmart on SS Blvd. so since we were meeting friends for lunch, we figured we would check it out. There are all kinds of stores there, from my 2 favorite stores the coin shop and my new friend Randall Ockerman the Numismatist who sells paper money, I bought a few items from him and he also donated some items to my event in February. There are candle shops, they even have a small food court there as well. You can even get your hair while your there, clothing stores, furniture too. Definite a neat little place , its only been open about 6 months i think, the only bad thing is there is no AC in there, and im not sure if there will be but, alot of the shops have fans so the air is moving in there"