This place is filled with "stuff" and very aggressive salespeople. It's real easy to just ignore them and walk by their booths but you do get tired of it. We lasted about 45 minutes and decided to go back to the hotel. Sure, there is...More

Great place to while a few hours if visiting local markets is your thing. We had been told that they liked to barter but we visited late afternoon and they weren't that interested in doing so. It's open 9-7pm roughly so plenty of time to...More

We took the bus from the hotel zone. Had lunch and shopped for most of the afternoon. There are tons of shops/vendors and all are willing to negotiate.

I found that prices are about the same as shops in the hotel zone, so why go just to save maybe a couple of bucks, when you can just make you day go futher by being close to your hotel

The bus picked us up on the Kukulcan Blvd. Right in front of our resort. It's $12 pesos per person. Dropped us off at the entrance of Mercado 28. Once you get off keep walking down like 5 mins and you will see the entrance...More

Ok to see, but we did not buy anything, it was much too touristy for our taste. However, people seemed nice.

To be honest it is pretty much what you'd expect everyone trying to get you to buy something the moment you arrive. I definitely would advise paying for a tour as this is pretty much a time filler. If being badgered makes you uncomfortable i...More

Lots of restaurants, with local touch, delisuos food, and cheaper souvenirs shops, woth going and take u time, has the taxis area, not recommended, and big parking lot

Anyone who has been to Bali or Thailand, this is a similar haggling experience. We snaked through every shop so by the third one they all knew they were getting a "turn" so didn't hassle as much. Yes the first few prices they will tell...More

There are many, many vendors at Mercado 28 but until you have wandered and wandered, you don't realize it! There are many things to see. You may feel a little accosted but try to keep a sense of humor and persevere!