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New York National Boat Show
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events in January 2008
29 December 2007 - 06 January 2008
New York's Jacob K Javits Center hosts one of the largest boat shows in the US. With over 1000 boats of all shapes, sizes and styles there's masses to see, lots to buy and plenty to dream about.
More than 300 exhibitors come to the show each year to reveal their latest wares. For those with sea legs it is a haven filled with shiny new boats and plenty of paraphernalia, ranging from marine engines to ship's mate's hats.
Plenty of activities take place throughout the show, including daily free fishing and boating seminars, guest author lecturers, boat-building workshops, fishing competitions, remote-controlled boating races and, back by popular demand, Twiggy, the amazing waterskiing squirrel.
Location
Jacob Javits Convention Center
625 W 34th St
New York, NY 10001
Hours
Saturday, 29th Dec 2007: 10AM to 8PM
Sunday, 30th Dec 2007: 10AM to 5PM
Monday, 31st Dec 2007: Closed
Tuesday to Friday, 1st-4th Jan 2008: 12PM to 8PM
Saturday, 5th Jan 2008: 10AM to 8PM
Sunday, 6th Jan 2008: 10AM to 5PM
Admission
Adults (16 and over): $15.00
Youth (13-15): $8.00
Children (12 & under): FREE when accompanied by an adult.
Special 2-Day Tickets $25.00
Directions
By Bus: M34, M42. New Jersey Transit and other buses arrive at the Port Authority terminal at 42nd St between 8th and 9th Aves. The M42 will take you from there to the Javits Center.
By Train: the following trains stop at 34th St/Penn Station: The Long Island Railroad, Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, PATH (33rd St and 6th Ave).
By Car: from the north (Westchester, Connecticut, Massachusetts), take 95 South (via the Cross-Bronx Expressway) to the George Washington Bridge. At approach to bridge, bear right to the lower level. Exit at the last exit in New York Pkwy South 9A. Follow Pkwy South (Henry Hudson Pkwy/West Side Hwy) to 42nd St. Turn left. Go one block to 11th Ave and turn right.
From the south: (New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania), take 95 North to the New Jersey Turnpike. Exit at the Lincoln Tunnel. When exiting the tunnel, bear left. Follow signs for uptown or northbound to 42nd St. Turn left onto 42nd St until you reach 11th Ave and turn left.
Numerous subway lines stop at 34th or 42nd St.
Contact
312-946-6270
www.newyorkboatshow.com
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