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Chase Center on the Riverfront, Wilmington, DE


Wilmington, DE


The revitalized Wilmington riverfront is sit- uated approximately mid-way between New York City and Washington, DC, and is just 30 minutes from Center City Philadelphia. Chase Center on the Riverfront is located here and is available to host a wide range of meetings, con- ventions and trade shows. It is just min- utes from local art museums, sporting events, cultural attractions, restaurants, shops and more.


Just a few of the enticing options nearby include the Delaware Art Museum, the new Horizon Riverfront Ice Rink, Wilmington Blue Rocks baseball, Delaware Theatre Company, the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, as well as a host of additional museums and attractions in the nearby Brandywine Valley, such as the Brandywine River Art Museum in Chadds Ford, PA, which is home to artwork by three generations of the famous Wyeth family.


With so much to do nearby, Chase Center on the Riverfront boasts a lot of great options for meetings on site. The third largest venue in the area, it offers 92,000-square feet of function space that includes spacious meeting rooms, a 250 fixed-seat auditorium, a dedicated open exhibit space, and two well-appointed ballrooms for a variety of corporate meet- ings, conferences, trade shows and con- ventions.


Chase Center offers free parking, compli- mentary Wi-Fi, state-of-the-art audio-visu- al services and even videoconferencing, plus the incentive of being located in sales tax-free Delaware. The center offers a variety of menu options, as well as on site event planners who can coordinate every detail.


What's more, a new 180-room Westin Hotel is attached to the convention cen- ter, which means it is even more conven- ient for attendees who convene here.


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