These are exciting times with the recent introduction of Silent Yachts solar powered catamarans! Fantastic! We are also inspired with the Youtube saga of “Sailing LaVagabond” starring the amazing family and crew of Riley, Alayna and little Lenny. You get to sail along with them as they explore tropical islands and experience underwater sea life. You can gain a great deal of understanding of nautical terms, the wind, the sea both good and bad. Their storey has inspired many to stop dreaming, to take life by the sails and start cruising to tropical paradises far far away. The Toronto Boat Show enables all who attend to learn about the latest and greatest features offered by the huge variety of boat manufacturers in attendance on the show floor. If looking to purchase a new boat, your considerations are greatly enhanced when you’re able to have that tactile experience with the latest boating materials and finishes. It’s a buyers chance to get a detailed look and feel for the level of fit, form and finish for the different product lines. Not buying? Not in your snack bracket? That’s okay! It can be great fun just imagining that you could be out on the water some day on any one of these beautiful vessels that catch your eye. Who knows, you could walk out with a whole new life plan with the goal on owning one of these sweet Yachts one day!

It is hard to write a review for something that has not yet happened! My husband and I are looking forward to visiting the Toronto boat show for the very first time this year. We recently sold our Carver and are in the market for another "lake front cottage". We boat on Lake of the Woods, so have thousand of islands to visit. I am particularly looking forward to the Ladies Day events and seminars that I have signed up for. My only concern is to have my husband walking around unattended!!!! :) Maybe I should hold on to the cheque book!! Anyhow - really looking forward to our mini-vacation in January!.

My wife and I attended the Toronto Boat show 2X ….never having had a boat we didn't know what to expect but were told it was the place to go for one stop shopping......both times came close to pulling the trigger but didn't however last summer we did after meeting dealer at the show. (Boat Warehouse in Kingston). We bought a 2019 26' Fourwinns bow rider and we love it. The show allowed to meet lots of dealers and many types of boats. Highly recommend the show and boating in general !!

Love the boat show!!! Many gorgeous ones to chose from! Great also for dream building as well! And meet new people

This was my first year at the boat show and also my first year as a liveaboard on a 38’ C&C Landfall. It was amazing to find so much information at hand and the sales were amazing. I had no idea that you built a lake inside! Even though I went 2 days in a row I still didn’t get to see everything! Absolutely can’t wait for this next one! Thank you for all your hard work. Jamie

I have visited the TBS for over 20 years. The range of exhibitors is fantastic and I enjoy each visit. You get a chance to see the newest boats and products on the market as well see interesting demonstrations. Vendors often have exceptional product discounts on premium items. Well worth the trip.

Well let me say we bought our 26 foot Crownline boat from the Toronto Boat show 4 years ago from Pride marine, and we are now looking to buy a new seadoo from this year’s boat show in Toronto. This is the place to buy as there is great deals and we are looking forward to Jan. boat show. Thanks for your time

We having been going to the boat show since 1980 or so. Going south is not an option, so going to the show gives the chance to think of summer and boating, while the snow falls outside. With the weekend at the Sheraton Centre it makes for a little boating getaway.

The boat show is always a great event. The variety of products, boats, dealers and general boating products always make it worth attending.

I look forward to attending the Toronto Boat Show each year & have been doing so for the past 30 yrs. it provides a wide choice for all consumers whether they are interested in power or sailing vessels. The boaters market provides a great selection of both replacement items & new products for all skill levels of boating & the lake is fun to take in to be able to try some of the products or learn/ improve your boating skills. It is a great layout & easy to get around. Dave