Valley Forge & Montgomery County, PA
Location Reports
The $30 million Sheraton Valley Forge in King of Prussia has opened, offering 180 spacious guest rooms - including 58 deluxe suites - and 25,000-square feet of flexible function space.
the Valley Forge Casino Resort opened in spring of 2012, offering 45 meeting rooms (including four ballrooms) within 100,000- square feet of space. State-of-the-art technology, event professionals on staff, and a world-class culinary team are among its services.
High-speed, wireless Internet access is available in all meeting rooms, and there are complete meeting packages with overnight rooms available at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, Valley Forge Convention Center, and the Radisson Hotel Valley Forge.
Valley Forge Convention Center overlooks the picturesque 3,600-acre Valley Forge National Historical Park, and is just min- utes from King of Prussia Mall. The center also offers the largest right to work exhibit space in suburban Philadelphia with over 54,000-gross square feet, eight loading docks, built-in food concession areas, a ticket booth for gate shows, plus 2,300 complimentary parking spaces.
The on site spa staff can assist in choos- ing the perfect experience for guests. Entertainment options at Valley Forge Casino Resort include its 600 slot machines and 50 table games, plus there’s Cameo nightclub, Center Bar (located in the center of the casino floor), and Valley Tavern. Several fine dining and casual fare options are available on site, as well.
Available to groups of 15 or more, the American Treasure Tour is the area’s newest draw, offering a 90-minute guided tram tour of more than 100,000 pieces of Americana spanning every decade in the 20th century.
The largest retail complex in the U.S. has just gotten even bigger. A 100,000-square
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