boardwalk. Whether it’s team building on a fishing boat, scavenger hunts on the boardwalk, or a clam bake on the back deck overlooking the beach and ocean, the Wildwoods can make for a truly fun and memorable meeting destination for any attendee.


The convention center totals 260,000- square feet, including a 75,000-square foot exhibition hall that can be split into two 37,500 square-foot areas, 20,000- square feet of ballroom and meeting space, a 6,600-square foot oceanfront deck for pre-functions, plus 30,000- square feet of lobby and pre-function space. Another 10 meeting rooms total over 10,000-square feet, including a 740- square foot Executive Board Room.


Having so many opportunities for fun and unique activities in the Wildwoods makes changing up any event extremely easy and accommodating. The fact that three-quarters of the Wildwoods Convention Center is surrounded by glass offers unparalleled views of the beach, ocean and boardwalk. If atten- dees are used to hosting an event in a center city or suburban location setting, offering a destination that allows atten- dees to traverse the boardwalk creates an ever-changing meeting atmosphere and ever lasting memories in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.


An added bonus to meeting in the Wildwoods is that it is a location where attendees can bring their entire family. After all, happy attendees are enthusiastic attendees!


what’sNEW


Local bike shop, Zippy's Bikes, formed a partnership with My City Bikes – a mobile and web public health campaign for beginner cyclists – to improve individual and environmental health by inspiring locals and visitors of the Wildwoods to take one simple action: bike more.


Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 57


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