Need SEMA information

[wickedmotorhead]

I have never went to SEMA and now I am definitely considering it since I just lost my job and that seems to be the mecca of all the aftermarket companies, but I have a few questions.

How do I get in the SEMA show?



Where is everyone staying?

Any suggestions on the trip planning would be great. Thank again guys.

Shane Wagner

[Nine Ball]

Not sure if online registration is still open, but check out www.SEMA.org and see if you can find it. You will have to say you are affiliated with something in the Automotive Industry for your application to be approved. Its pretty simple however, you can list forums like this and just say you are a technical consultant or something (hey, you make posts here, right?).

If you can still register online, they will probably have your tickets at will-call at the event since it is probably too late to mail them to you.

I'm staying at the Boardwalk Hotel. Its on the strip and had some good rates compared to others. Most of the major hotels have shuttle busses all day long (free) to and from SEMA. You will need at least two full days to see everything, three days comfortably.