The annual New York Boat Show is underway now and runs through the weekend at the Javits Center in Manhattan, transforming the convention hall into a boater’s paradise. Show spokesperson Carrie Waible (WAY-bil) says the event features a wide range of boats designed to fit every budget and lifestyle, from sleek luxury yachts to family-friendly cruisers and fishing boats. Attendees are encouraged to step aboard the vessels, talk directly with dealers, and get a close-up look at what’s new for the upcoming boating season. Even for those not in the market to buy, Waible says there’s plenty to enjoy. The show offers hands-on activities including beach-themed games, a photo booth, and a build-a-boat station just for kids. Visitors can also explore the latest advancements in boating technology, safety gear, and marine accessories. Tickets are $20, while children 12 and under get in free, making it an easy and fun outing for families, boating enthusiasts, and anyone dreaming of life on the water.
Boats on display at New York National Boat Show in New York City
(New York, NY) — The annual New York Boat Show is underway now and runs through the weekend at the Javits Center in Manhattan, transforming the convention hall into a boater’s paradise. Ironically, it’s taking place as a huge snowstorm takes aim at New York City. The city could get between 8-and-12-inches of snow.
Show spokesperson Carrie Waible (WAY-bil) says the event features a wide range of boats designed to fit every budget and lifestyle, from sleek luxury yachts to family-friendly cruisers and fishing boats. Attendees are encouraged to step aboard the vessels, talk directly with dealers, and get a close-up look at what’s new for the upcoming boating season.
Even for those not in the market to buy, Waible says there’s plenty to enjoy. The show offers hands-on activities including beach-themed games, a photo booth, and a build-a-boat station just for kids. Visitors can also explore the latest advancements in boating technology, safety gear, and marine accessories. Tickets are 20-dollars, while children 12-and-under get in free, making it an easy and fun outing for families, boating enthusiasts, and anyone dreaming of life on the water.
