Stop by Our Booth at the Overland Park Boat Show!

Boat Show season is in full swing and we couldn't be more excited about it here at Surdyke Yamaha. Boat shows give us the opportunity to meet and connect with so many fellow boating enthusiasts. If you missed us at the Kansas City Sport and Boat Show, no problem! The Overland Park Boat Show takes place on January 23rd - 26th! Read on to learn more about the show!


The Overland Park Boat 

The Overland Park Boat Show is put on by The Lake of the Ozarks Marine Dealers Association. This is the premiere show for boating enthusiasts across the Midwest.  

Overland Park Convention Center 

6000 College Blvd
Overland Park, KS 66211

Thursday, January 23rd, 12pm - 9pm
Friday, January 24th, 12pm - 9pm
Saturday, January 25th, 10am - 9pm
Sunday, January 26th, 10am - 5pm

Directions to the Show 

Directions From Kansas City International Airport (Airport Code: MCI)

Approximately 30 miles

Take 435 West
Take 435 South (which turns into 435 East)
Right on Metcalf Exit (#169)
Left on College Boulevard
Left on Woodson

Directions From I-35 Northbound
Take I-35 North
I-435 East Exit
Nall Avenue South Exit
West on College Boulevard
Right on Woodson

Directions From I-35 Southbound

Take I-35 South (through Kansas City)
69 South Exit
College Blvd. East Exit
Left on Woodson

Directions From I-70 Eastbound

Take I-70 East
435 South Exit (which turns into 435 East)
Right on Metcalf Exit (#169)
Left on College Boulevard
Left on Woodson

Directions From I-70 Westbound

Take I-70 West
435 South Exit (which turns into 435 West)
Left on Metcalf Exit
Left on College Boulevard
Left on Woodson

Ticket Pricing 

$9.00 Adults
$5.00 Children Age 6-12
Children 5 & Under Free!

$1.00 of each paid adult admission is donated to the Kids' Harbor Child Advocacy Center!


Boat shows are the perfect time to learn about all the different boats available. There are many different types of boats available from fishing pontoons to wake boats, and boat shows are the perfect place to get your information on which one will be best for your family. Although boat shows showcase boat manufacturers and dealers, there are other vendors there as well, such as docks & lifts, mortgage lenders, insurance agents and more, so you can learn about everything you need to know about owning a boat.

See You at the Show! 

The Overland Park Boat Show is a fun family event! We hope to see many of you there! Our boat dealership at the Lake of the Ozarks can't wait to show you our new Yamaha Boats for the 2020 summer season at the Lake. If you are in the market for a new boat, stop by the best boat dealer at the Lake of the Ozarks' booth at the Overland Park Convention Center! 







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