Great venue to see all the dealers, test small water crafts and many vendors. Always worth attending.

We have been going to the boat show now for at least 5 years. There is lots to see and the market area always has something new. I was surprised at how many pontoon and tri-toon boats there were this year. Would have liked to see more cruisers as our bow rider is getting up in age and it is soon time for an upgrade.

As usually there is a ton of Powerboats on display. So much so the name should be changed to the Toronto Power Boat Show.

The 2020 Toronto Boat Show did not disappoint! My husband and I travel to Toronto every year to visit the Show and this year’s show was as great as ever! We ordered floor mats at Canadian Yacht Tops and received helpful and informed assistance from Craig.

I went with the whole family and had a great time! The kids loved seeing twiggy the squirrel and all the boats! Also fun seeing everything we could get for the upcoming cottage season!

Been coming to the Boat Show for years and love it. Always something new to see. Enjoy talking to the "experts" about all things boating. Usually come with a list of stuff to buy in the Marketplace and am never disappointed. Enjoy a sit at the "lake" to watch the goings-on. A big thank you to Yamaha Financial Services and MD Marine Insurance for the free tote bags. They are GREAT!!!! 1 complaint: We usually come to look at cruisers (24' - 30'), as we'd like to upgrade. There were less than 10 (and I would venture less than 5) to view. Everything was a bow rider. 1 suggestion: I accept the fact that food is expensive and I'm willing to pay for it. However water is a necessity of life and SHOULD BE FREE. There are precious few water fountains around the building. They should be well marked, or there should be water bottle fill stations set up.

So cool! Great exhibits! Great food (but $$$)! Great Lake and events! Lots of fun!

Never disappoints. If you are a boater, worth a visit.

Great product and very informative and friendly

Lots to see and many large boats to explore. It seems the small human powered areas get smaller and smaller every year so I would love to see more incentives for them to participate.