I have been coming to TIBS since the early 80's. Canoes? Utilities? PWCs? Antique and Classic? PFDs? Services? YIKES, it's ALL here. AND you can connect with dealers, agents, manufacturers from all over. Visit on at least two days so you don't burn out. Or maybe three? Like a fine meal in two or three courses, you'll come away satisfied!

The boat show is good. The only disappointment in 2019 was the lack of sailboats. This said, the seminars were very good (interesting) and there is a very comprehensive vendor hall with lots of goods for sale. There are also reps from major companies who can speak about their products.

Last year was amazing. Lots of vendors and boats to see. You can lost for hours just looking at all the different boats and accessories. You might need two days to see everything.

We have been going to the show for many years now. Always new things to see. A boat for every style of boating, lots of information sessions and all the accessories you ever need.

My wife went to theWomen’s day last year. She enjoyed it so much, she is signing up again this year. Great experience for her.

We look forward to this show every year! So will run and designed to entertain the whole family!

Last year's show was amazing! I went looking to purchase one new motor and I left with 3.

We enjoy seeing what's new in boating and the opportunity to browse all summer related booths, occasionally taking in one of the demonstrations.

The best way to avoid the January Blahs is to plan a trip to the Toronto International Boat Show! Just to admire the new boats and the latest accessories makes a visit a must, even if a new vessel is not on your list. I go to see the newest additions and to take in a seminar or two....it is always a learning experience at the show.

I have attended several Toronto boat shows over the years. I always enjoy it. It is the best.