Always a good time at the Toronto boat show. The manufacturer selection is great, show floors are always clean and tidy. Parts selection is awesome. We make this a family trip every year even though we already bought a boat there 3 years ago.

Can't wait to attend this year's exciting boat show ladies event.

Great way to see what's new and to chat with people from across the industry under one roof.

Great place to see all the smaller vendors and products available! Best way to heat up winter.

Love going to boat show and checking out all the boats I can't afford and dream about cruising the waves

We have attended the event for over 10 years now and look forward to it every January. Great displays, Beautiful boats, lots of good information and great parts suppliers. We learn something new every year and enjoy the food concessions while we discuss our purchases. Admission is very reasonable and its always a great way to spend a day dreaming of summertime. Thanks for your efforts in making it enjoyable each and every time. Randy and Margo Lagerwerf

We have attended the boat show over the years just for information on what was generally available in boating. Although the shows are overwhelming, they do provide both the novice and experienced boater with a wealth of information and expertise, and as such we were able to zero in and purchase our first boat, a SeaRay Weekender. We just recently sold our boat and are looking forward to show to find our next dream boat.

Always a great show to be at, love that it’s a place that many boaters and people in the industry can meet up and get over the hump, between the end of boating season and the start of a new season!

A great show to visit and the deals on boats and fishing equipment are incredible.

Our visit was the first time we had attended the boat show and we were blown away. As a new owner of a Bayfield 25 (1980 vintage) I was interested in information about things to make sailing solo easier - furlers, lazy jacks, and so on. We were also interested in sail modifications and so on. Vendors were great with advice and information whether they had the product or not. Of course, we needed new lifejackets and found Canadian made ones at great prices. Having sailed for a year with the boat, we have a better idea of what we need (did I mention furlers and lazy jacks?) and will likely make some serious purchases this year. Waiting impatiently for the show to begin.