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NORTHEAST Sites, Cities, and Services Mohegan Sun


Mohegan Sun has evolved into one of the largest and most distinctive resort destina- tions for entertainment, gaming, shopping, and meetings in the United States, but in many ways the 185-acre property has stayed true to the heritage of its owners, the Mohe- gan Tribe. Inspired by tribal lore and the sur- rounding New England landscape, Mohegan Sun’s exterior and interior design have art- fully captured the essence of its native cul- ture and land. Mohegan Sun’s 34-story hotel tower pays


homage to many of the natural habitats and materials found on the riverfront property. The smoky quartz crystal the Mohegans once used to fashion arrowheads served as inspiration for the structure’s crystalline-like exterior, while inside, the lobby’s “forest” of trees, rocks, and water mimic the surround- ing woodlands. Mohegan Sun’s intelligently designed


spaces don’t end in the lobby. Developed with input from an advisory board of meet- ing planners, the hotel’s more than 100,000 square feet of high-tech, flexible meeting space includes the 38,000-square-foot Uncas Ballroom, 30,000 square feet of exhibit space, and 30-plus breakout rooms. From galas to exhibitions, any type of event is possible at Mohegan Sun. Guest rooms have been laid out with the business traveler in mind as well. All 1,175 rooms start at 450 square feet and include thoughtful details like fine lin- ens and full-sized work areas complete with ergonomic chairs. After the meetings conclude, Mohegan


Sun’s diversity of leisure-time options will pique every interest. Groups can get their game on in one of three casinos that add up to 300,000 total square feet, or relax at the full-service Elemis Spa. And group out- ings at the newly renovated 18-hole course at Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug are always a hole-in-one experience.


Smart design, smarter meetings


Fine facade Inspired by the natural elements of earth, wind, fire, and rain, Mohegan Sun honors the Mohegan Tribe’s connection to its surroundings. The tower’s faceted form and exterior glass follow the orientation of the sun throughout the day and reflect the changes in seasons.


AT A GLANCE


Meeting facilities • More than 100,000 square feet of meeting space, plus the 10,000-seat Mohegan Sun Arena and 350-seat Cabaret Theatre


Number of guest rooms • 1,175


Amenities • Three casinos, Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug, Elemis Spa at Mohegan Sun, and more than 75 shops, restaurants, bars, and lounges


For more information: Mohegan Sun — Gary Baker, CMP, Director of Hotel Sales & Marketing; (877) 204- 7100; hotelsales@mohegansun.com; mohegansun.com/meetings


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