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Very enjoyable experience with the new units and indoors part of the show. Low pressure, very professional and informative sales people. Then outside to see the used units was like stepping into a post apocalyptic world. (Ok, a little over dramatic there.) Ear blasting music, and every unit we looked at was dirty, smelled, and even had damage and broken parts. Very disappointing.
The show was good. Nice selection of new models. Some of the aisle ways were narrow. All though it needed more vendors with aftermarket accessories and ideas for RVers.
Needs more accessories vendors Like solar charging satellite tv Cell boosters etc
Too packed and too many of the same types of travel trailers too. Needs more variety.
Online tickets were easy to purchase (unlike the extensive hand-wringing as with choosing concert seats). Lots to see and the reps were easy to to talk with and never hard to find them. The assortment of options was fantastic. Parking was easy and free. The only star deduction was lack of staff to answer broad questions about where to find certain vendors. The one T-Dome "info booth"had no idea what I was asking or how to direct us. My wife and I wondered why they even had the booth there?!
It was well laid out. A really nice selection of RV’s.
New to the area, first time really appreciate the free parking, was a great variety of RV's and products displayed, really enjoyed ourselves. Sales Agents really polite and answered any questions, no high pressure selling going on here. Loved it Thanks
They had so many RV’s on display. Able to look without being pressured into a purchase. Great experience!
Crowds were manageable and almost everyone had a mask on (you know the type that didn't, white, male, middle-aged and entitled-for the record, I'm white, male and middle aged but care about my fellow human being). Good selection if you're in the market for a towable or Class C. We were hoping to see more Class A diesel vehicles. There were only 6 to 8 Class As and maybe half of them were diesel.
My wife and I were excited to go to the RV show and take a look at the newest models of tagalongs. We are looking for something around the 14' to 18' length that we would be comfortable in. Out of all the trailers displayed we only saw one that even came close to what we liked, and it wasn't what we would buy. We were very disappointed in the show that way. We were surprised when we arrived at the parking lot to find it almost full at 10:15am when the show opened at 10:00am. For the price of admission, we feel it was not worth it. We will pursue a different way of finding what we are looking for. No more shows.
