Arts & Entertainment
Washington Auto Show 2018: Here's What To Expect
The 2018 Washington Auto Show begins this Friday and runs through Super Bowl Sunday at the Washington Convention Center.

WASHINGTON, DC -- The 2018 Washington Auto Show will run from Jan. 26-Feb. 4 and will feature the latest and greatest in the automotive industry. Here's what to expect for this year's show.
Where and when will it take place?
The show runs for 10 days, opening to the general public Friday, Jan. 26 and running through Sunday, Feb. 4. It will take place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, located at 801 Mount vernon Place NW in downtown.
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How much are tickets, and where can I buy them?
It costs $12 for an adult and $5 for a child ages 6 to 12 years old. You can buy tickets here.
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You can also purchase VIP tours, where experts give you an up-close and in-depth look at the products on the show floor over two hours. Many of these tours are sold out, but some were still available as of Thursday morning.
What will be on display?
The show will feature more than 600 exotic, luxury, concept, and showroom cars from more than 35 domestic and import manufacturers. There is also a "Family Fun Zone," Ride 'N Drives, live music, and more. This year's show will also feature automated technologies.
At the show you'll get to see brand new models of popular consumer cars like Honda Accords or Ford Fusions, but you'll also see luxury and concept cars, like the Acura NSX, Lamborghini Spyder, Alfa Romeo Giulia, and BMW I8, to name a few.
Are there any special events?
There are all sorts of special events scheduled every day at the show. You can view the full schedule here. Many of the manufacturers are offering their own "Ride 'N Drive" events throughout the day, and there will also be events for the Washington Capital, Redskins, Nats, Wizards, and D.C. United.
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