Women get in for free by going to the official website of the Seattle Boat Show and downloading a coupon to present at the Show ticket booth. Additionally, there will be a series of seminars all afternoon, by women for women. It’s an opportunity to meet, learn and get inspired by some of the most experienced and talented women boaters in the region and beyond.

Seattle Boat Show 2011

Women’s Day is sponsored by KOMO TV and NautiGirl Brands.

Women’s Day Seminars:
•    A Panel of NW Women in Boating Discuss Little Things You Can Do Without
•    Marine Weather Forecasts and Weather Patterns
•    Cruising the West Coast of Vancouver Island via the Windward Route
•    What Knots to Tie
•    Shorter/ Taller, Bigger/ Smaller? Making Your Onboard Spaces Friendlier While Cruising or Living Aboard
•    Tips on Anchoring
•    No More Smelly Hoses or Pumpouts- Consider a Composting Toilet for Your Boat Brutally
•    Honest Stories from the Motion of the Ocean
•    Women & Sailing- Hear Student Success Stories (from Student to First Mate…even to Skipper!)
•    Basics of Docking
•    It’s Okay to Change Your Mind, An Honest Look at Cruising Options You’re Considering
•    Safety: Common Sense is NOT So Common

Dates of the Seattle Boat Show:
Friday January 27 – Sunday February 5, 2012

Where:
CenturyLink Field Event Center
800 Occidental Avenue South, Seattle

South Lake Union
901 Fairview Avenue N, Seattle

Free shuttle running continuously between both locations.

Hours:
CenturyLink Field Event Center:
Monday – Thursday: 11 am – 8 pm
Fridays: 11 am – 9 pm
Saturdays: 10 am – 8 pm
Sundays: 10 am – 6 pm

South Lake Union:
Weekdays: 11 am – 5 pm
Weekends: 10 am – 5 pm

The show will close at 4pm on Sunday, February 5th.

Tickets:
The visitos can purchase tickets online and receive $20 off at Fred Meyer, a free cup of clam chowder at FX McRory’s and a free one-year boating magazine subscription.

ADULTS: $12 • 5-DAY PASS: $24. • YOUTH (11-17):$5
KIDS 10 and under: Free

The Seattle Boat Show, Indoors + Afloat is presented in partnership with the Washington State Parks Boating Safety Program.