Have a thing for cars? Get ready for a rumbling good time at the 2013 Washington Auto Show, taking place on Friday, February 1 through Sunday, February 10 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center (801 Mount Vernon Place).
Explore more than 700 new makes and models from more than 42 car makers at D.C.’s largest public show, which has all the bells and whistles to prove it, including more interactive exhibits and entertainment, ride and drive opportunities, influential auto industry leaders, celebrity guests (President Obama passed through last year), environmental and automotive visionaries, the latest innovations in sustainable technologies, contests, and cars, cars, and more cars!
Experience the Advanced Technology SuperHighway, showcasing the latest safety and sustainability innovations. Find out about advancements in electric, diesel, natural gas, advanced petroleum, biofuels, ethanol, hydrogen and safety technologies.
See World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) superstars Randy Orton and Sheamus; Washington Redskins linebacker London Fletcher; professional ballroom dancer Karina Smirnoff of Dancing with the Stars fame; and classic cars expert Richard Rawlings. The kiddies can catch Captain Planet, Dora the Explorer, PBS characters, Whitzy and others.
Take note that February 5 is Military Day. That’s when all active duty and veteran military personnel with a valid military ID, or DD214 and photo ID, get to enter the show for free.
Tickets are $12 for adults and $5 for children age 6 to12. Children 5 and under get in free of charge. Seeking a discount? They’re available for students, members of the military, seniors and others on specific days at the box office. For show hours, discounts and more information, click here.