Lakeland Antique Mall

Lakeland is an experience! It's a super cool place to find an enormous selection of vintage and unique Theme Park merchandise and actual props from events at Universal Studios and Disney! Expect to pay for it though.. this is not a discount store. But they do have amazing merchandise and things you will never find anywhere else! And the place is huge!

At first I wasn’t expecting much and thought it was gonna be like a normal big thrift shop. But I was pleasantly surprised when they had Disney parks items! It appeals to be a lot more especially since I’m growing older. There’s also a train set in there for the defunct Woody’s Roller Coaster in Universal. Overall, this is a great place to browse.

Awesome little spot! Great place to walk around in the AC. We met a few of the booth owners that were stocking their wares as well, and they were very happy to show off their goods and tell us a bit about them. There was a section of Disney and Universal props which was pretty cool. Plenty of things that were not theme park related too! I ended up taking home some vintage photos and medicine bottles. Hopefully they don’t haunt me!

This place was amazing. It was a blast from the past, being a 90s baby and all. Great prices for a lot of different things. Disney pins for $1.50! Halloween horror nights stuff on the cheap. We were there an hour and could have stayed a lot longer. Very friendly staff. Definitely worth the visit.

Lots of cool stuff here, almost feels like a museum. They have old and new things for sale. Lots of Disney and Universal stuff. This is a gem for collectors! They had no AC when I went, so walking around the store was brutal. This is a large store, so plan to look around for an hour or two. Pricing of items is either market or more. Definitely compare with eBay while shopping. The store does not allow big purses, backpacks, etc. So don’t bring them only to be turned away. The store is big with lots of hidden spots and small things and they do not want shoplifters. I gave four stars because almost all of their Disney pins are fakes or scrappers. They are not legitimate park pins that anyone will want to trade with you. You might be able to trade them at the park pin boards, but anyone who knows better will not.

A great place to spend a couple of hours. They have a ton of good stuff in good condition. A heavy stock of Disney items but that is to be expected in the area. The people working were very friendly and helpful.

This place is a must stop destination. This place has a lot of Disney and Universal Studios merchandise for sale, but they do have antique glass and vinyl records for sale. There are rows of booths that have their unique items for sale. I highly recommend shopping here. Some of these items are really unique and cool looking. There are plenty of free parking spots. This place do have restrooms inside of their store.

We recently stopped by the antique mall in Lakeland, Florida after hearing from several creator bloggers that it’s a hidden gem for vintage Disney merchandise—and they were right! The mall was clean, well-organized, and a true pleasure to browse. We found everything from antique license plates and postcards to furniture and rare Disney and Universal Studios park merchandise. It felt like a walk through history, and every booth had something unique to offer. One helpful tip: the entrance is a bit hidden and easy to miss if you’re not looking for it. Don’t be discouraged—the antique mall sign above the building is for this store, not just the plaza. Definitely worth the visit for collectors and curious shoppers alike!

Do you like antiques? Do you like Disneyana? Well this is the place for you to go to when visiting central Florida. The antique mall is set up in what looks like a defunct grocery store, so its NOT small. The stalls are each owned by individuals, and there is a HUGE selection which includes lots and lots of Disney Memoribelia. You can even find ride carts and different park ephemera here. Its a great place to visit in Lakeland.

What a fun antique mall rife with actual theme park artifacts here, Disney and Universal alike. Is a good collection of interesting bits and baubles, relics, and such priced for the collector. Museum like in a way and definitely worthy of a walk about. Some pretty spooky stuff too, I wouldn't jostle or wake up. Weird vibes. I didn't buy anything myself, but you might. Worth a look.

We read about Lakeland Antique Mall via Instagram when planning our recent trip to Orlando. We had an "off" day from theme parks, so we decided to give it a visit. Oh my word! This place is amazing. The staff is sweet, friendly, and engaging. There is SO MUCH to see. There are a variety of vendors represented. Merchandise spans from retro dishes, toys, clothes to new items like purses and pins. There are sections of items from Disney properties--like furniture, decor, props. If you are a Disney fan, this place is a MUST visit!

I'm upgrading this place to a five because of the unique finds. This was our second time going, so this time I knew what to expect. I went in looking for Disney ears, a vase and maybe some art. I realized each booth belongs to different people. Some of them had holiday sales so I ended up getting the ears at 30% off. I always think antique places means things are less expensive, but that's not true. Some of these things are collectibles so they are more expensive than the first time around. I keep my eye on the prices to make sure that's not the case. With the ears, there are some that are more expensive, but the ones I got were about half what they are at the parks. There are a ton of ears in a lot of different booths, so if you want unique ears at a slightly lower price than the parks (maybe $24 versus $34), then check this place out. We also bought a giant picture that used to hang in the Contemporary. I think the fact that it was in the Contemporary is supposed to be part of it's allure, but honestly I just liked it. There were three (they used to hang above the beds) and they were different types of quality (two of them had holes in them). The two that were more used were priced $30 lower than the one that was still slightly dirty, but not broken. I went for the not broken one. It was such a neat find and honestly I think if it was new it would be more expensive than what we paid for it. This place does rotate through things on an ongoing basis. There were some things that we saw last time that were still there and others were gone. I think it's worth checking out pretty frequently to see what changes. ' You definitely have to sift through a lot of things to get some treasures, but it is well worth it if you know what you're looking for.

This place is wild! From old Disney costumes to creepy dolls to beautiful glassware and Disney resort hotel silverware to comic books - you really don't know what you'll find in here! The prices are all over the place because they are set by the vendors. Personally, I think everything was overpriced but if you're a collector of the things in here you may find the value. I absolutely LOVED the way this flea market / antique mall is set up. All of the booths are decorated and set up by their owners but you pay for everything from all different booths at the front. This was great because you don't feel awkward about not buying something from someone haha everyone we did interact with was kind and helpful :)

Unfortunately, this huge wonderful Disney deal finding antique store is moving. They sold their location and moving 2 miles down the road. They are going for a much smaller vibe. I hope we still have some uniqueness and huge Disney craziness. Can't wait to see the new store next time

This place is huge, !it's of really fun finds from vintage Disney World to Universal Studios set props. Service is made of of multiple vendors constantly changing offerings and pricing. Yoh never know what treasures can be found. Please try of parking.

This is the biggest antique store you'll find in Lakeland. If you're into trinket collectibles like Coca Cola, NASCAR, and Disney then you can find them for about $5 or less. The bigger stuff can be pricey but it really depends on what you're looking for, not all booths are priced the same so you can find really interesting stuff for an affordable price. I found a nascar bag with the original stuff in it from 2007 for $15 and the bag looked brand new. Like I said it's really where you look and what you're looking for when you go here. My only complaint is that for collector's plates they don't give you the stand it was sitting on if it has a stand. 4/5 for little inconveniences here and there, not every time.

Love love this place, when in the area we usually stop. Always hidden treasures to be found! We have gotten a Polynesian floor lamp from here & this time we got a Raton wine caddy, pretty cool place, will take you a good hour to get thru it.

I always enjoying visiting this antique store , the building it's self is huge and has so much to look at you could spend a whole day there. The staff is friendly and if the price of something is not of your liking they might be able to lower it depending on the seller, there is a ton of different sellers here selling old signs to puzzle and even old kid toys and hot wheels. It's in a good location next to Chuck E. Cheese and close the I-4 when you get off the exit they are also very close to many food establishments in case you get hungry. All they need in here is a cafeteria but they do have bathrooms not the cleanest. Price can be reasonable, I give this business four starts for the amount of stuff they have here for sale.

This came up on my IG feed as a cool antique mall you can find old Disney memorabilia and Universal Halloween Horror Nights props for sale. My folks and I love checking out local antique malls as a family whenever we are together or visiting a city we've never been, and I suggested we check this one out when they were in town for my birthday this summer. This has a huge parking lot and plenty of spaces if you come when it opens or when it isn't busy. We went when it opened and had no trouble finding a spot to park. The building has multiple stalls and sellers under one roof. There are a majority that focus on Disney and Universal memorabilia, but there are other booths with a mix of old and new items. The Disney and Universal areas are fun to check out as you can find some one-of-kind items like old ride vehicles, deadstock items like popcorn buckets, and cast costumes. Prices range depending on the item, condition, and the stall selling it. Make sure that your item has a sticker on it - I found a popcorn bucket that was missing a price sticker and unfortunately, it was put in the wrong booth and the managers had to call all of the sellers to figure out who it belonged to. If you do change your mind about an item, try to put it back in the right stall or take it to the front and explain you've changed your mind so they can put it back for you. It took a week and a half for the managers to call me back with a price for the bucket once they tracked down the seller it belonged to. It can take a couple of hours to walk through the entire building, but it's a fun experience if you're interested in finding unique items and laugh about some random Disney and Universal items.

This place is a treasure hunt. Lots of Disney memorabilia from different categories such as movies, art, clothing, pins, theme parks and resorts. The prices are also pretty good for the value that you are getting. And the staff were friendly and helpful. Will be returning on my next trip.

There were so many booths with interesting items and plenty of treasure to be found. Make sure you plan at least an hour but it'll probably take two unless you speed walk!

What a fun place to visit! If you are a Disney buff this is your place the historical things here are amazing. The majority of the very large place has something for everyone, I love coming here .

Yes, love this place, never know what you might find, they are currently closed and have relocated a few miles away, still on hwy 98. We will see you as soon as you guys open up again. Best of luck

If I could give 0 stars I would. There's antiques and there's trash. This place is full of trash that's mostly not in good condition. Everything was way overpriced, you can get stuff like this on eBay online for much better prices. Vendors will get stuff cheap at the outlets or using their pass discounts then mark it up here. Old dingey disney stuff mixed in with dead animals. Creepy, cluttered, overpriced junk. Huge no for me. I can't for the life of me figure out why people would give this anything above a 1 star, unless they don't understand what things are worth.

Always fun to visit. Lots of Disney world items. Note they were in the process of moving.

They had a ton of stuff Disney and amusement park related. Real fun time going through everything. My son got an action figure and my daughter got a key chain. Prices were a little high for the quality of the items presented, but there was a lot of stuff and you can bargain for a better deal. The workers are very nice and helpful here.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon after seeing and hearing so much about Lakeland Antique Mall. SO. MUCH. STUFF! Ample parking adjacent to a shopping mall, right off of I-4. Walking inside the store, you could honestly get lost in the maze of aisles of merchandise. The store is organized by similar products (furniture, funko pops, sports memorabilia, Christmas, etc). A mix of new items, used items, collectibles, and nostalgic items you never thought you'd see again. Please be mindful while browsing, as you could easily break some of the fragile merchandise throughout the store. Some of the items are wildly overpriced, but it's a fun store to walk around and browse and purchase something you would've never expected to find. Happy hunting!

This place would be more appropriately described as a flea market rather than an antique mall. There's a lot of overpriced "Disney-ana" if you're into that type of thing. Old records and some interesting vintage items but the furniture for sale was on par with Goodwill's offerings.

Great selection but it's a tourist trap. Very overpriced items just nice to look but not worth the prices. I saw several Disney items that are cheaper at Disney currently selling then they were selling there. I found many things were 2 or 3 times the price they are worth.

The place is awesome! Lately I've found myself interested in antique malls and this place is hands down the best one I've been to. The place is massive! I spent over an hour walking around. They have a lot of theme park stuff and at the back of the store is all props from retired rides and stuff from the hotels. It's definitely worth a stop!

I mainly came for the Disney items, and I found a stool that was used in the Disney Cruise Line kids club. I think my granddaughter will like to sit on it when she comes over.

Wonderful store lots of fun shopping. Lots of Disney collectibles and memorabilia. Definitely worth the visit to stop and shop

I recently moved to the area, and had been looking for a place JUST like this one... A store that you could wander around aimlessly for hours and hours either feeling super nostalgic, or kinda creeped out! There are all sorts of vintage and antique items; as well as some oddities... and if you're like me and enjoy all of these things, this is the store for you. They have rows and rows of different booths from different vendors, so you never truly know what you will find here. Aside from mostly antique items, they also have a few booths owned by crafters who make cool things like candles, jewelry and even pin butterflies. In my opinion, this is one of the coolest hidden gems in Lakeland. Be sure to walk slow, because your brain will probably have a hard time taking in everything all at once... you don't want to miss anything!

There is no doubt that we came here after having seen a TikTok video showcasing some of the Disney memorabilia that is for sale here. It's a quick trip from the Orlando area and there is undoubtedly a lot of Disney merchandise for sale. Some of it was from resorts that were remodeled, or were just items that were overstocked. The Disney fan will definitely find something here to catch their interest. There's also stuff from the Universal parks as well. If you just are interested in browsing through the various vendor booths and locating items of interest, it's an easy way to spend a day, if you choose. Beyond a doubt, there's a bunch of things to see. I found a few items to buy, put some back because they were an impulse buy, and kept looking. Some of them make you shake your head in disbelief, some bring a feeling of nostalgia, and some may be just kinda weird. Regardless of what you like, though, you'll find something here.

I was in Lakeland for the day. I was excited to go to the Lakeland Antique Mall. It is large, so I anticipated spending hours there. To my great disappoint, this isn't an antique mall. It is a flea market with a few antiques. Much of the merchandise related to Disney and Star Wars movies. Some of the booths had a few older items, but hardly antiques, which have to be at least 100 years old, by definition. Many of the booths sold garage sale items. It is not worth the time of someone who is interested in quality antiques and vintage (25 years or older) objects. I was there less than 30 minutes.

Lots of selection of Disney items very pricey no actual vendors there so no dickering on prices . Lots of coke items old pots , action figures lamps . Don't wait till the end of the night they close the bathroom early .

A lot of newer stuff but more antiques for sure. Only 3 stars because one of the employee that was upfront announcing closing ever 10 minutes for 40 minutes. When we got closer to closing she began to flip the lights on and off which is not only extremely unprofessional. What if someone is epileptic and got set off by the lights flashing. Over all this is a nice place but that single employee was very annoying and only cared about leaving.

This place has an amazing selection and there's so much to look at. It closed at 7, but starting at 6:20 they started announcing closing every 10 minutes. When it got down to the last 15 minutes it was pretty aggressive and by 6:55 they were saying the cash register was closed and they would no longer sell anything. It was crazy!!! Lol just close at 6:30 worth the trip, but I'll be going at opening instead!

We love this place! It's fun just to walk around and look at everything. I love vintage glass, books, and collectibles We go at least once a month, and there is always something new. The staff is very friendly and helpful Plentiful easy parking and convenient location near I-4.

Came here for the Disney merch- what a great find! Tons of unique items from the parks and resorts. The selection is always changing. The whole place is filled with unique items, but if you're looking for the Disney booth, head towards the back left of the store. I've been here pre-covid and during Covid. Pre-covid, I would have given this place 5 stars. Nothing but positive experiences with the staff - super friendly and helpful. However, during Covid, as other have mentioned, there are many staff members NOT wearing a mask. Also several patrons not wearing a mask.

Some interesting stuff but absolutely no Covid safety measures in place. Staff does not wear masks and seems ambivalent about basic caution. Not a place to go if you even want minimal safety precautions.

Merchandise displayed nicely. Mostly new Knick knacks, toys and Disney merchandise. However, some employees and customers were NOT wearing masks. There was no mask policy in view. Will not return for this reason.

Love this place, lots of Disney item that was used on set or in resorts. Some pieces are high, but you can still find a piece of Disney in your price range. Lots of other dealers with different things. You are bound to find what you are looking for, just have to have the time and look. You could speed the entire day in there. Can't wait to go back