There is no particular order to the placement of these booths and very little to help you find a particular item from a specific booth. And you can find just about anything. The booths with better or more interesting stuff tend to be more crowded with people and consequently harder to get to. The booths sponsored by large corporations may be larger, have better stuff to look at and be better organized. The smaller booths may also have great stuff but may not and you're just about on your own to determine if their stuff is any good.
Parking is generally very bad and there is an entrance fee.
Nonetheless, you keep coming back because you have found some great bargains and more and more vendors are making their stuff available in this flea market. The challenge for you is to find a way to quickly and easily sift your way through this gigantic flea market to find the stuff you need. Practically, the Internet is a collection of different information services. The predominant service is called the World Wide Web, or the Web. In January 1998, nearly 55 million people were using the Web to read these pages.