S.E.M.A. show 2010
Arrived in Boulder City NV early Wednesday morning to meet up with a friend who had tickets the the S.E.M.A. show and I went with him as a guest for that day. I had my own ticket for Thursday and Friday as an opinion Leader (program S.E.M.A. where they ask individuals to review and comment on new products presented at the show) to S.E.M.A. show (runs Monday through Friday that the Las Vegas Convention Center).
Wednesday, we parked at the MGM Grand Hotel and got lost trying to find the free shuttle, finally took the monorail to the convention center (HUGE). We spent 6 hours and only covered a third f the manufacturers displays, walked about 10 miles and it was very crowded.
Thursday, I got there early, (7:30 a.m.) and was able to cover a lot more area with less people there, take some good pictures of the huge variety of cars that were there, all manufacturers were on display along with race cars, hot rods, custom cars, vintage cars, there was a lot to see and I walked another 8 miles.
In addition to the S.E.M.A. show there is an AAPEX show at the Sands Convention Center that's equally as big that I went to on Thursday.
On Friday, I went early to review and report on the new products on display. Thank took about 2 hours then turned in my report and received a free t-shirt. I stayed until noon when it started to get crowded again and got the shuttle back to the hotel, checked out and headed home.
If anybody ever gets the chance to go to the S.E.M.A. show its a unique experience.
Wednesday, we parked at the MGM Grand Hotel and got lost trying to find the free shuttle, finally took the monorail to the convention center (HUGE). We spent 6 hours and only covered a third f the manufacturers displays, walked about 10 miles and it was very crowded.
Thursday, I got there early, (7:30 a.m.) and was able to cover a lot more area with less people there, take some good pictures of the huge variety of cars that were there, all manufacturers were on display along with race cars, hot rods, custom cars, vintage cars, there was a lot to see and I walked another 8 miles.
In addition to the S.E.M.A. show there is an AAPEX show at the Sands Convention Center that's equally as big that I went to on Thursday.
On Friday, I went early to review and report on the new products on display. Thank took about 2 hours then turned in my report and received a free t-shirt. I stayed until noon when it started to get crowded again and got the shuttle back to the hotel, checked out and headed home.
If anybody ever gets the chance to go to the S.E.M.A. show its a unique experience.
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