Despite a setback in the negotiations between the City of Miami and the Village of Key Biscayne, the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA ) stance about holding the Miami Boat Show at the Miami Marine Stadium remains confident. NMMA produces the Miami Boat Show.
READ MORE ABOUT THE NEGOTIATIONS AS REPORTED BY The Miami Herald
In the wake of the negotiations, NMMA President, Thom Dammrich, had this to say:
The mediation impasse has no impact on the Miami International Boat Show’s plans in 2016 and we look forward to one of the most exciting shows yet February 11-15 at Miami Marine Stadium Park and Basin. As we work with City of Miami officials to make this site our long term home beyond 2016, we hope the Village of Key Biscayne and City of Miami can come to an agreement that protects the $597 million annual economic impact the boat show generates for the State of Florida while continuing the 75-year legacy event that brings boating enthusiasts to Miami each year to see and shop the best of boating.
Travel and Accommodations News For The 2016 Miami Boat Show
Travel to the show like a boater
Come by sea! New park and ride options include dozens of pickup and drop off points for free water taxi and shuttle bus service, located throughout Miami, making getting to and from the boat show seamless and fun. Attendees can board a water taxi or shuttle bus from mainland hotels, park & ride lots, and Metro Rail stations in Downtown, Brickell and Coconut Grove areas. Visit http://www.miamiboatshow.com/public-transportation to view the full list of pick up and drop off points to access the show.
Accommodations
Visit http://www.miamiboatshow.com/accomodations now to book rooms at the best rates through the boat show’s official housing partner, OnPeak.
Comprehensive Coverage of the 2016 Miami Boat Show
