It's a nice way to think about warmer weather. The range of boats is usually pretty good. Some of the big ones are tough to get on and see. It's a fun day for the kids too.

The show is a family favorite for us. We take our three kids every year. They love the indoor lake and all the lake life activities. Our kids also love the sailboats!!

The Toronto boat show lets me dream of summers gone by and summers yet to come. It is like a mini vacation on a cold Canadian Saturday.

We've attended the Toronto Boat Show for many years, and will continue to attend to enjoy seeing new boating trends, the marine marketplace, the indoor lake, and having an early taste of summer.

I love going to the Toronto boat show! Have been going for 3 years now. Even though buying a new boat is a very far distant dream, I love looking at new designs and getting ideas to upgrade my current boat. Plan on going in the spring again

We always have a lot of fun and especially enjoy visiting with the various manufacturers displaying accessories to make upgrades. Would like to see more of a variety and different boat manufacturers - Hatteras, Riviera, etc.

My greatest benefit in attending the annual boat show is simply the "One on One" interaction with the Manufacturer Representative. I get all my questions answered along with answers to questions I never even anticipated. Keep up the fine work - Best show in this hemisphere !!! Dan

Have been attending every year and it never ceases to amaze me! Can't wait for January!

Attend the show every year! A must to see all the new products for the upcoming year. Have purchased motors, Jet ski and accessories! Wont miss it this year.

Looking forward to my favorite form of window shopping this year. I still love my boat and have purchased all the accessories I need - mostly at the boat show - over the years. This year will include some seminars and just taking my time to look at everything new. Even though I no longer sail, I am hoping for a return of more sailboats to the show. Also hoping there will be more innovative creations for affordable, livable boats to enter the industry in North America. (Seems that Europe is still way ahead in this area.)