2012 Convention & Event Center Update
ing innovative and stylish cuisine accent- ed by flavors of Maryland. In-house dec- orating services are available also.
Attendees enjoy free on site parking and wireless Internet access, as well as a visi- tor and information center and a box office.
Unique Features: The convention cen- ter offers expansive views of coastal bays and is situated just two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean.
Construction News: The Roland E. Powell Convention Center is currently in the process of adding a 14,000 square foot bayfront exhibit hall and is expanding its Grand Ballroom to 34,000 square feet. With these additions, the building is being made more eco- friendly, too. The center is exploring the possibility of adding a 1,250-seat theatri- cal auditorium, as well.
New Jersey
Atlantic City Convention Center Atlantic City, NJ
www.accenter.com info@accenter.com 609-449-2000
Overview:
500,000 contiguous square feet 45 meeting rooms
Amenities/Services: SMG delivers top-notch booking, market- ing and sales, construction and opera-
tions consultation and operations devel- opment for the Atlantic City Convention Center. Ovations Food Services is the catering company for the center, deliver- ing fresh food and beverage along with exceptional service.
Atlantic City Convention Center Electrical provides power supply, outlets and plumbing connections to exhibit areas and booths, while Presentation Services Audio Visual (PSAV) offers clients the latest in audio-visual service and assistance with regard to the center’s technological capabilities.
A UPS Store is located on premise, show- casing a full line of office products and services, including document finishing, cellular phone rental, packaging and package shipping and receiving, and a range of office and sundry supplies.
Unique Features: Additional facilities are available at the convention center's sister property, Boardwalk Hall, which is home to seating for over 14,000 along with a wide variety of event and concert ticketing options for groups. Boardwalk Hall plays host to employee appreciation nights, group cel- ebrations, and client entertainment func- tions, and is able to provide group lead- ers with a number of promotional mate- rials (brochures, posters, etc.) to help them promote their special evening to attendees. Whether large or small, these groups can enjoy a customized event that includes meeting space, catering options and a host of other services.
Construction News: Atlantic City Convention Center is com- mitted to preserving its unique seaside environment while providing a safe, healthy atmosphere for guests. “Going Green” has consistently been one of the center’s main operating objectives.
Several initiatives have already been implemented throughout the facility, while others are in the works to better conserve and reuse valuable resources through recycling, retrofitting and seek- ing alternatives to energy.
Garden State Exhibit Center Somerset, NJ
http://gsec.com sales@gsec.com 732-469-4000
Overview:
72,000 total square feet 62,000 square foot exhibit hall Two multipurpose conference rooms
Amenities/Services: The Garden State Exhibit Center offers full food service capabilities and broad- band Internet access, while meeting packages can include housing for overnight accommodations, dining, equipment rental and decorating servic- es. Complete in-house catering and ban- quet service, audio-visual services and a business center also are available.
Meadowlands Exposition Center Secucus, NJ
http://mecexpo.com 201-330-7773
Roland E. Powell
Atlantic City
Wildwoods
26 March April 2012
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