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Crowne Plaza Philadelphia-
CherryHilloffersluxuryaccom-
modations with 408 guest
rooms that include 15 suites.
Centrally located near I-95 and
minutes from Center City
Philadelphia, the hotel offers
professional planners, a dedi-
cated staff, in-house audiovi-
sual, and world-class meeting
facilities boasting over 43,000
square feet of flexible function
space.
CoCo Key Water Resort offers a variety
of overnight packages, such as the
Swim Like a Fish Package for up to
four guests (two nights stay in a stan-
dard room, three days of water resort
access,two$10arcadecardsandfour
tickets to Camden’s Adventure
Crowne Plaza Philadelphia - Cherry Hill Aquarium). CoCoKeyWaterResort.com
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is regularly updated with various other
promotions and packages. Located at
the Mt. Laurel Marriott, the water resort
555, a heated indoor swimming pool tremendous size and a captivating his-
offers opportunities for group outings,
andwhirlpool,onsitefitnessfacilities,a tory.
reunions, fundraisers, special events,
full-service business center, wired and
and office functions.
wireless high-speed Internet access, The Enterprise Center at BCC, a cus-
the Bellagio Restaurant and its wine tom built, world-class IACC-approved
The full-service Mt. Laurel Marriott
cellar for private dining, plus 20,000 conference center in Mt. Laurel, offers
allows for opportunities for on-site
square feet of flexible meeting space 44,000 square feet of meeting space
meeting rooms, ballrooms space and
with eight breakout rooms and an and a state-of-the-art auditorium with
banquets. This 283-room hotel offers
executive boardroom. seating for 575. The facility can host
high-speed wireless Internet access,
groups from 5 to 600 for meetings,
businesscenters,conciergeservice,as
WHERE TO MEET events and even trade shows. Its all-
well as eight meeting rooms totaling
inclusive pricing structure allows for
more than 10,000 square feet of flexi-
Berthed on the Camden Waterfront per-person rates that can be tailored to
ble space.
next to Adventure Aquarium is the fit any group and budget.
Battleship New Jersey Museum and
The Wyndham Mount Laurel offers 244
Memorial. Companies can take part in FLIK Conference Center Management,
guest rooms with amenities that
unique outings with tours of the battle- a premier provider of exceptional food,
include ergonomic workstations, on-
ship, as well as available upgrades that beverage and conference manage-
site dining and flexible meeting space.
can include souvenir photos of the ment services, provides catering serv-
groupinacommemorativeframe,rides ices at the Enterprise Center at BCC.
WHAT TO DO
onthe4DFlightSimulator,orevencus- In addition, on site planners are avail-
tomized apparel with the company's able who can help with every aspect of
Adventure Aquarium is home to a host
name or logo. A great dining experi- event planning.
of land, air and sea creatures. Visitors
ence can be had in the crew’s mess can experience an underwater world
area, which is large enough to accom- In Voorhees, The Mansion on Main that includes a hippopotamus exhibit,
modate up to 230. Street is a premier meeting facility that walk-through shark tank, and the USS
can accommodate from 50 - 500 Verne, where guests will discover all
Battleship New Jersey offers a spec- guestsforasalesconference,meeting, kinds of weird and wonderful animals.
tacular view of the Philadelphia skyline executive luncheon or formal banquet.
and the Ben Franklin Bridge, legendary On site meeting planners are available The most decorated battleship in the
16-inch guns on its forecastle, plus to help ensure success. nation's history, the USS New Jersey
36 January a79 February 2010
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