The Twin Cities Auto Show is moving to May next year at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds so it can be outside.
Twin Cities Auto Show moving to State Fairgrounds
The annual event also is moving to May because of the pandemic.
December 15, 2020 at 1:28AM
Usually, the show is in March at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
"Moving the show back two and a half months and going to an outdoor venue gives us a few advantages," said Scott Lambert, President of the Greater Metropolitan Auto Dealers Association (GMADA) which owns and operates the annual auto show.
First, organizers hope the coronavirus pandemic is more under control by then. Plus, being at the fairgrounds allows the group to add activities.
"The State Fairgrounds is a familiar place for Minnesotans, and the additional space will allow us to provide show-goers with many more experiential opportunities," said Barb Hilbert, chairwoman of the association.
Dealership displays and demonstrations and Camp Jeep will be back. But added to them will be Minnesota State Fair food and classic cars, officials said on a Facebook Live announcement.
The show will be May 15-23 and $10 tickets are on sale now at twincitiesautoshow.com. Parking will be free.
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