Location Reports Central PA
meeting space, along with a full line of audio, computer and multimedia equipment, plus a variety of spaces that can accommodate groups of up to 240, plus customizable menu and bev- erage options for group meal functions.
Dixon University Center in Harrisburg offers the latest interactive meeting systems and SMART technologies in its meeting facilities, helping to enhance presentations and engage participants. Audiences are encouraged to participate in presentations or lectures by submitting responses to interactive questions using a ResponseCard keypad or other hand-held or computer devices, resulting in real-time audience feedback.
Dixon University Center in Harrisburg offers the latest interactive meeting systems and SMART technologies in its meeting facilities, helping to enhance presentations and engage participants. Audiences are encour- aged to participate in presentations or lectures by submitting responses to interactive questions using a ResponseCard keypad or other hand- held or computer devices, resulting in real-time audience feedback.
Dixon's use of SMART technology products allows presenters and partic- ipants to interact using whiteboards, interactive displays and software, mul- timedia files, applications and websites on a large touch-enabled surface. Presenters also can capture notes in digital ink and save or share them instantly via email. The system features videoconferencing, live streaming and course capture, too, offering the option for webcasting or webinars.
Best Western Premier Central Hotel and Conference Center opened last year in Harrisburg with 174 guest rooms, and houses a fitness center, indoor heated swimming pool, on site dining, a lounge and 15,000-square feet of meeting space.
Radisson Hotel Harrisburg Hershey recently underwent a significant reno- vation, and features a 30,000-square foot conference center, including the largest column-free oval ballroom in the area.
Trôegs Brewery opened its new 90,000-square foot craft brewery headquarters last year, dubbed “Trôegs Experience,” near Hersheypark and the Outlets at Hershey. The facility offers a unique brewing experience and features a tasting room that opens to an outdoor area.
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In addition to more than 2,400 slot machines and over 50 action-packed table games, Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in Grantville is a major force in the sports and entertainment market of central Pennsylvania. Turf racing is featured on its nationally acclaimed racecourse, and simulcasting is available here seven days a week.
The AACA Museum in Hershey is ded- icated to the celebration, preservation, education, and display of the American motor vehicle's history. Its expansive lobby is adorned with rare automo- biles, a towering 50-foot ceiling and tile floors. This impressive venue has quickly gained a reputation as one of Pennsylvania's most unique places, and is available for receptions, banquet and corporate events.
Visit Hersheypark, a world-class amusement park featuring over 65 rides, great food, plus games and entertainment for the entire family. Or enjoy one-of-a-kind experiences like Hershey's Chocolate World, an eclec- tic atmosphere along Cocoa Avenue that includes miles of shopping at the Outlets at Hershey.
Check out a live performance or con- cert at the Hershey Theatre, the GIANT Center, or at Hersheypark Stadium. In addition, the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg offers unique national tour- ing acts and live performers on its stage.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy minor league baseball at a Harrisburg Senators game, or go to see a Hershey Bears professional hockey game.
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