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SOUTHAMPTON BOAT SHOW
2009 – GETTING INVOLVED!
The PSP Southampton Boat Show is set to break records this year – literally. National Boat
Shows (NBS) is targeting several world records throughout the duration of the Show with a
helping hand from the 122,000* visitors to Mayflower Park. The UK’s leading outdoor social
event, showcasing boating, watersports and lifestyle, runs from 11-20 September.
TALL SHIP TRY-A-BOAT visitors who want to catch TICKETS AND PLANNING
Following the massive Southampton provides a up with old friends and To book cheaper tickets
popularity of HMS Bounty perfect setting for one of the acquaintances, as well as those in advance of the PSP
in 2007 and Jeanie Johnston Show’s most popular features. who simply wish to rest their Southampton Boat Show,
last year, The Jubilee Sailing With the choice of trying a legs with a refreshing pint. simply log on to the Show’s
Trust’s tall ship Lord Nelson RIB, powerboat or yacht for dedicated website at www.
will be moored alongside free, anyone looking to get out CHAMPAGNE BAR
southamptonboatshow.com
Solent Park for the duration on the water should head down Overlooking the marina, the or call the ticket hotline on
of the Show, catering for fans to the booking stand early to champagne bar is the ideal 0844 209 0333.
of a more traditional type avoid disappointment. spot for refined relaxation, The website has details
of sailing vessel. Designed serving seafood and bubbly of pricing, features and
by Colin Mudie, she was
Stats and Facts
throughout the Show. attractions, exhibitors and
launched in 1986. Measuring
• 10 days
Local caterers, Delicious products. Children aged 15
42.8m overall, this impressive
• 41st Show
Dining, will be bringing and under go free.
ship sets 1,024m² of canvas.
• 1,000 boats
two of the South Coast’s This year’s Show also sees
• 375 of which on water favourite restaurants to the the return of the popular
THE RECORD BREAKER • estimated 122,000 visitors Show, Dockgate 4 and Platinum Ticket. For £95,
STAGE SHOW
• 500 exhibitors
Banana Wharf. Platinum Ticket holders can
Providing a focal point for
• 120,000m² of space
For casual dining, visit enjoy a VIP Show experience,
the Show, the Stage, in Solent
• 1.6km of marina
Banana Wharf where a relaxed including an exhilarating
Park, will not only feature the and informal menu has been powerboat ride and luncheon
Show’s Official Opening on SEARCH AND RESCUE created, blending oriental in the exclusive hospitality
11 September, but will also Three times a day, every day, and tropical dishes with tasty lounge. Alternatively, ladies
see the organisers and visitors the MCA and RNLI will seafood and classic favourites. looking for that premium
work together in attempts to stage live search and rescue Visitors after a more stylish experience can buy Platinum
smash world records every day demonstrations. A spectacle and contemporary bar and Tickets for Ladies Day on
of the Show. in itself, the demonstration grill experience should head to Thursday, 17 September,
aims to highlight the element Dockgate 4. which will include a special
THE MARINA of danger present at sea and The restaurant boasts a guest appearance from Ladies
Housing exhibitors who wish the rescues made by the varied menu featuring British Day Ambassador powerboat
to showcase their vessels on- everyday heroes within the and European options, champion Shelley Jory. ■
water alongside an exciting MCA and RNLI. combining classic and
line up of feature boats, the grill style brasserie dishes.
marina is always a big draw GUINNESS VILLAGE Local suppliers and the best
and is Europe’s largest purpose Situated in Solent Park, the in-season produce make
built show marina measuring Guinness Village offers the Dockgate 4 a must for food
an impressive 1.6km in length. perfect meeting point for loving visitors to the Show.
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