Poland was represented by Prime Minister Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz and Deputy Prime Minister Grzegorz Kolodko. 168 of them. With fifty cash desks and parking for 3,000 cars, it makes a strong impression that there's a big world out there. Get together with some friends, one of them will have a car. The place is well stocked and the goods are well exhibited.
Polish goods prevail, especially food and cosmetics.
Prices are average, with sale prices considerably lower. In such cases, you may find it worthwhile to buy a year's supply of sugar, or laundry detergent, or canned corn. Overall, there's a family picnic atmosphere. People come with children, walk around, always buy something, always more than they intended to. It's crowded, but not badly, and the ventilation is good.