- Venue Name – The Boston Convention and Exhibition Center has been renamed the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center.
- Shoes – Wear easy slip-on, slip-off shoes. Most exhibitors require you to remove your shoes before stepping on boats. We hear all the time, “I wish I wore different shoes!”
- Jackets – We often see people carrying their coats around the entire show. There is a coat check, which makes it much easier to move around and look at boats comfortably.
- Bring Snacks – There is food at the show, but it can be a long walk or long lines to get it—especially if you’re bringing kids.
- Bringing Young Kids? – It can be fun for them, but if you are seriously shopping for a boat, you’ll need time to talk with a sales team member without interruptions. Designate one parent to watch the kids, or bring a friend or family member to help.
- Strollers & Young Kids – If you’re bringing young kids and planning to use a stroller, also bring a front-carrying pack. You’ll spend much of the day walking up docks and stepping onto boats from landing platforms, where strollers are not practical.
- Visit Us – Be sure to stop by Winnisquam Marine’s three booths featuring Bennington, Bayliner, and Monterey.
The Countdown is On—Our Open House Starts Tomorrow!
Join us from Friday, Feb 14, through Monday, Feb 17 (President’s Day weekend) for our highly anticipated Open House Event,
