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Enjoyed the show being an indoor show considering that it's cold outside! Some popular brands were not represented such as Jayco, Montana, Cougar, etc. We would like to see more RV accessory vendors to be able to purchase items to utilize in our RV. Many of the vendors had items that were for sticks and bricks homes. We would like to see more cell phone/internet vendors as well.
I recently visited the Kansas City RV show and enjoyed the experience. There were helpful but not pushy Sales Reps who answered questions and provided really useful information. There was so much to see and the RVs were arranged in such a way that you could easily enter and inspect the ones that were of interest to you. I would recommend the activity.
Location was the worse. Drive around for parking, then if you try the parking garage you almost get into accidents because the entrance to it is at a corner if one if the busiest intersections. Only one motor class A motor home at the show. Not even a diesel one at that. I wouldn’t be proud if this show.
The vendors (or lack of) I was disappointe with! Also, we love the Jayco campers and there were none at the show. We wanted to get new ideas/ options of things to add to our camper, but saw nothing new or exciting.
Sign of the times getting tighter. Lack of class A units, and more dealerships.
