Building One of the World's Biggest Boat Shows in Days ! (Palm Beach Boat Show)

This is Part 1 of multiple videos showing how the team at Informa build the Palm Beach Boat Show
John is head of setup and operations and was working in tandem with Ben from Neptune Boat Lifts out of Fort Lauderdale.
Informa,which manages the entire show, has invited me to film the hard work the men and women they employ.This is the first of a series of videos that will be on my channel coming soon.
The Palm Beach Boat Show begins March 21

[@carlfischer3696]

From the Ocean To Your Table….Call Able. There is a lot of work catching Stone Crab & Prepping Crab. Outstanding Video Able & Alfred.

[@johnkaplanian]

Dear Alfred, Thank You Thank You a Lot & A Lot for showing us a glimpse into the hidden gears and congregation of synchronicities persists to produce the end result (magic), all done according to preset detailed plans. This is great achievement. I can sense the stress to meet the deadline, and hope that the organizers of the show could give an enoght space or longer period before the event to start such a work and set time to fininsh keeping in mind that a grace period of at least one week before the event should take place so as to allow for checks and rectify any wrong or neglected work. Great Work. Thank you and take care you all.

[@jeffpiper7147]

For me best KZbin video I’ve ever watched thank you Alfred

[@williampatton3444]

An amazing video these guys bust their asses to put this together and they all work in concert to insure all of the different trades are taken care of. Like everything in this country it's the people behind the scenes who never get recognized that make it happen. Props to you Alfred for taking the time to show how this all comes together. Wish you continued success brother!

[@shaynelhta]

Massive amount of hard work.

[@leonard7736]

Awesome, awesome video. from Arizona City, Arizona

[@johnss449]

Amazing the amount of work that goes into it. I had no idea they installed and removed docks for this. All the wiring and everything else to.. wow 😮

[@craigroberson8757]

Wow, your expertise and unflappable ability to laugh at the mere sight of danger. You are 6'5" and 250 lbs. and solid muscle. Anything less it would be nearly impossible. 😂 Seriously, thank you for reaching out letting us experience the monumental amount of work it takes behind the scenes to make the show of this size manageable.

[@tertiaryrain]

He's actually 225😉

[@calypsofishing1516]

Thanks for sharing Alfred i'll see you on saturday

[@tonytarin6934]

Thanks Alfred! No small task to make sure that everything works and goes smoothly. Great behind the scenes video of how everything comes together to create a great show. Thanks again for sharing. Blessings from Oklahoma

[@krispy1k]

Wow! Never having been to a big boat show like that I didn't realize they built all that just for the show. I thought, like where the big tents are at, that was already land and they just put up tents.

[@nerdgarage]

The logistics teams behind things like this have got to be insane. And I don't mean the physical logistics, I mean the people who do the planning, organizing, and coordinating. The latter is probably the craziest.

[@nickwebberdjceeskee]

This was awesome video! I wondered how there was so much walking area on the water like that now I know how it’s done!👍🏾

[@theGovnr1]

Alfred, this is an awesome informative video! Its nust amazing seeing behind the scenes of how the prepare and build just for show. I gotta say I was a lil disapointed when this video ended as I was really into it and I am praying you have another video to follow up on this one. I do have one question tho... Does this company do all the boat shows? I also would like to know how they decide where each vendor will be located during the show. Thank You again for your amazing content!

[@AlfredMontaner]

More videos coming ! Yes they run all three shows

[@theGovnr1]

@@AlfredMontaner Thank you!

[@nolinovio6748]

this guy (13:32) must be the most uptight worker I have ever seen....muhahahaha

[@AlfredMontaner]

He is an amazing person Noli and the reason this video was even allowed to happen. His staff works hard for him and he treats them with respect

[@paulbigstanstanleyjr.1930]

Just don't forget about all the truckers that brought all the stuff to make the show happen....

[@slange455]

Dude is making very interesting videos

[@TheFoodBoat]

What an awesome operation… are they hiring!?! 😂

[@nerdgarage]

This whole thing seems like it's a real tents situation. =) =)

[@danielsoutdoors]

Wow thanks for sharing Alfred! Great Video! Tomorrow we start bringing in the small boats on trailers to park on the street. See you there!

[@D65Cinder11HDR]

Wait for it, let's goooooooooooooooo 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@juancarlos-np2hq]

Hermano soy. Fiel suscriptor. Me. Gusta mucho tu. Canal. Pero. Mi pregunta. Si. Tu hablas. Español y muchos la mayoría. De. Tus. Seguidores somos. Latinos. Por que no haces. Los videos en. Español.. Te seguimos. En latinoamerica. Hermano

[@GeorgeShirah]

Ok, where do they keep all that stuff when there’s no boat show ?😂

[@leonard7736]

Only a guess, I would say a large warehouse with a maintance shop to repair the docks that get damaged, repair broken welds, broken planks ect.

[@GeorgeShirah]

@@leonard7736 Obvious

[@user-pg4oj4xe6s]

Hi my name is Eric also known as Pin Chain I work on the dock crew. We have a yard where we keep them.

[@AlThePal78]

is the spud basically a huge anchor?

[@AlThePal78]

Yo this video is straight fire :) I might re-watch the whole thing tonight before I fall alseep ;)

[@AlfredMontaner]

yes that is what holds the barge in place

[@TheFoodBoat]

I started browsing comments as the video got started… saw spuds and now I’m just eagerly awaiting this part of the video

[@MAINEgirl_207]

@@TheFoodBoathahaha ummm literally me too! Haha too funny.

[@patrickpeterson500]

He's getting taught by the oldest guy on the job and And the best guy Be around it's work teach and the new person can't has a problem language problem he's learning pretty d*** good doing pretty d*** good job as well

[@garystrain2788]

Why not just keep the docks there permanently im sure they could fill it all year round

[@shaynelhta]

Maintenance.