Visitor Info

Yes, the Auto Show is open to the public.

Between 34th – 39th Street and 11th Avenue, in New York City.

Plan Your Trip

A general admission adult ticket is $17 and a child ticket is $7.

You may purchase tickets online, printing them from home or saving them on your smart phone. You may also purchase tickets at the door with cash, or at the Credit Card Kiosk in the Javits Center with a credit card.

No, tickets can be purchased on-site at the door throughout the public days of the show.

You will need to have either a hard copy of your on-line ticket to be scanned, or a clear image of the barcode from the ticket saved on a smart phone. Please note that printing services are not available on-site.

Yes. Tickets are transferable.

No. Each ticket is valid for one admittance to the show.

Yes, Will Call is Located in the Crystal Palace on Level 3 by the 35th Street entrance to the Javits Center. There is an Information Booth on the North Concourse on Level 2.

Only if you purchase them from the Credit Card Kiosk. We only accept cash at the ticket counter.

Yes, they are available through the Javits Center. Please call (212) 216-2196 for more information on wheelchairs only or click here to rent a motorized scooter

Yes.

Yes, we encourage you to take and share your photos with us by using #NYIAS.

There is a security check-point at each entrance of the show. Items that are considered weapons are not permitted into the Show.

Please contact Javits Safety & Security for Lost & Found at (212) 216-2196 or [email protected]

Variety of cuisine, variety of price, freshness and quality of taste are the themes of the Javits food courts. There are many permanent and temporary food outlets throughout the Center, located on Level 1 and Level 3. All the food outlets are operated by Centerplate Inc. The scheduling of the food outlets varies. Most locations are open throughout the show but schedules can vary.

Level 1 Food Court

Visitors entering the Food Court are presented with an array of international cuisines to choose from:

·         Grazie Italiano for authentic fresh made Italian specialties

·         Taste of the East Chinese cuisine

·         West Side Grill for fresh made burgers, chicken sandwiches, onion rings and fries

·         Mai Sushi

·         Koso Fresh Bibimbap, white rice bowl with vegetables and choice of protein

·         Mexicana Cantina

·         Pickit Salad station where you can create your own specialty salad

·         Lavazza Coffee Bar (Italy’s Favorite Coffee) for specialty coffee, pastries and hot sandwiches

·         Agape Grill, Greek sandwiches and salads

·         Big Georges BBQ sandwiches

·         Mendys Glatt kosher cuisine

·         Kore Korean BBQ

North Concourse

Centerplate now has additional offerings on the North Concourse that include the 39^th Street Lavazza and the Concourse Café. These concessions have recently expanded their menus to include Starbucks cappuccino, espresso and specialty drinks, in addition to salads and sandwiches.

Concourse

A Starbucks is located just inside the taxi drop-off on the Concourse Level, and offers its famous coffee selections, scones, muffins and other treats.

Crystal Palace

The new Crystal Palace Marketplace offers a variety of made-to-order menus and snacks using local New York products, in partnership with the Pride of New York program and several well-known restauranteurs. Look for a new favorite from new permanent concepts:

·         Crystal Palace Grill, a New York City-style grill developed with Chef Dave Pasternack of Esca and Eataly’s II Pesce, serves up classic and specialty burgers and fries, hearty chicken sandwiches, and iconic New York-style hot dogs.

·         Tortugas Voladoras features authentic Mexican recipes created with Chef Roberto Santibanez of Fonda restaurant, with hearty torta sandwiches, roasted corn and black bean salads, and house-made tortilla with fresh salsa and guacamole.

·         Asian Vegan Tacos, created by famed vegan Chef Richard Landau of Vedge Restaurant, serves up filling and flavorful bun-style sandwiches stuffed with spicy Korean eggplant and kimchee; lemongrass-glazed tofu dressed in creamy curry sauce with daikon slaw and fresh basil and cilantro; or a Hoisin-marinated Portobello mushroom with a Kung Pao slaw, black vinegar, and ginger crema.

·         Red Sauce Italian, a classic New York Italian pizzeria and delicatessen, featuring thin-crust pizza and hot neighborhood-style sandwiches.

 For guests interested in lighter fare, or a quick option to pick up and take away, a new fresh and fast concept combines convenience with health-conscious ingredients.

·         Go Natural offers all-natural grab-and-go items, from salads and sandwiches to quick snacks and beverages-all made with natural ingredients and free of artificial preservatives.

No. But you will be given the location of the closest dealer to your home, and you will be able to pick up complete brochures on vehicles of interest.

There are no shuttle buses available. For alternative travel options, please visit the Visitor Information page.

Yes, the Javits Center is a smoke-free facility. Smoking is prohibited in all enclosed areas including the covered portion of the inner roadway.

Yes, there is a Javits Center coat Check located on Level 1, outside the Special Events Hall.