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Kaelyn Cervero 1721 West Canal St Milwaukee WI 53233 www.paysbig.com kcervero@paysbig.com 414-847-7891 Fax: 414-487-8433


Meeting space sq. ft.: 42,000 Meeting rooms: 8


Reception capacity: 2,000


Onsite restaurants: Dream Dance Steak, RuYi, The Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill, The Buffet, The Menomonee Valley Food Court


We don’t just want to fulfill your expectations - we want to exceed them.


Expo Center With over 32,000 square feet, your options are end-


less when it comes to the Expo Center. In one word, this room is BIG. It is a blank canvas that can be transformed into just about anything you can imag- ine, like galas, tradeshows and corporate seminars. Plus, it is conveniently located off of the skywalk - making it easily accessible from the parking structure. Woodland Dreams Ballroom Exuding sophisticated and modern style, Wood- land Dreams is accented with rich, warm tones. The large ballroom can accommodate up to 550 people for dinner, or can be sectioned off for a smaller affair. Tribal Room With beautiful views of downtown Milwaukee and a cozy fireplace, the Tribal Room provides an intimate setting for any special occasion. This circular room, with floor-to-ceiling windows, accommodates up to 180 people.


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