Orlando Boat Show Tickets

You're invited to the Orlando Boat Show, a premier event organized by the Marine Industry Association of Central Florida (MIACF). This indoor showcase brings together approximately 600 boats, 21 dealers representing 80+ manufacturers, and around 30 marine industry exhibitors under one roof in Orlando. Whether you're a first-time boat buyer, a seasoned skipper, or simply curious about the latest in boating technology, this is your chance to explore, compare, and connect with trusted names in the industry. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date event details, venue information, and insider tips to secure your seats for a smooth, enjoyable visit.

Upcoming show dates: April 4–6, 2025 and March 27–29, 2026. Each year, the event showcases a broad mix of powerboats, sailboats, and accessories, with dealers ready to discuss options for every budget and lifestyle. The Orange County Convention Center serves as the hub for these showcases, making it easy to stroll through exhibits and speak with knowledgeable representatives. Tickets are the best available price, and children 12 and under can attend for free. Note: the venue operates cashless for purchases at the box office, which accepts credit cards only.

Below you'll find venue details, travel tips, and a brief biography of the Orlando Boat Show’s organizers and featured exhibitors. We’ve included official social media links so you can follow event updates and connect with the community.

Venue details and schedule are subject to change. For the most accurate information, check the official Orlando Boat Show pages and their social channels. If you’re planning a family trip, the show offers a comprehensive look at the latest boats, gear, and services from local and national manufacturers, all in one convenient Orlando location. Secure your seats and plan your visit with confidence—we’ve got you covered with the essentials for a smooth, enjoyable experience.

Social channels: follow and engage with the official Orlando Boat Show on Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter).