Once at the show, you will be walking for
hours upon hours to see all the booths in the tents and several more at the exhibits
in the water across from the historic Marine Stadium. If you are looking for boats, engines, electronics,
marine furniture, flooring, accessories or just ideas to update the boat you
have, this is the place to be.
We spent a lot of the day in the B, C, and
D tents and on the docks. There is so
much to see, collecting brochures and talking to the people that make the
pieces. I’ve been attending this show in
Miami for many years, this year is one of the best all round experience that I
have ever had there. The shuttles, parking, water taxis, and the content
of the show itself made for a great experience.
The show runs through Sunday, so if you haven’t thought about going and
you have an interest in anything nautical, get on line get your tickets,
parking and head on out to the show.
Tickets and the parking can be purchased
online at http://www.miamiboatshow.com/tickets-and-parking
. You cannot take the water taxi to the show
if you don’t already have your tickets to the show and the ticket lines on site
can take quite a bit of time. Having all
of your tickets when you arrive will save you a lot of time and add to your
enjoyment of the show once you get there.
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