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DUBUQUE


Where thinking outside the meeting space is always encouraged!


Dubuque Area CVB • Julie Kronlage


300 Main St, Ste 200 • Dubuque, IA 52001 563-690-9207 • Fax: 563-557-1591


www.traveldubuque.com • jkronlage@dubuquechamber.com This reinvented river town features the 86,000 square foot Grand River Area hotel rooms: 1,800


Entertainment nearby: Live entertainment at local Casinos, River Cruises, Museums, Theaters


Meeting facilities: 2,000 sq. ft. - 86,000 sq. ft. available


Center with 12 meeting rooms on the banks of the Mississippi River. It is attached to the 193 room Grand Harbor Resort & Waterpark. The Holiday Inn Dubuque/Galena recently upgraded their meeting rooms, renovated guest rooms and updated all public space. Connected to the Holiday Inn Dubuque/ Galena is the 24,000 square foot Five Flags Center. The Hotel Julien Dubuque features 133 hotel rooms and 14,000 square feet of space. At the Best Western Plus Dubuque Hotel & Conference Center there are 150 hotel rooms with 10,000 square feet of space. If a small meeting location is what you need, consider the Hilton Garden Inn. This 116 room property features 2,000 square feet of space and is connected to the Mystique Casino.


Unique offsite event opportunities also abound in Dubuque. Enjoy a cruise


on the Mississippi River for an opening or closing reception. Step into the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium (a Smithsonian Affiliate) to dine with the fish and enjoy unique exhibits. Or tap your foot to the beat of a national act at a local casino.


DUBUQUE


When it comes to Dubuque, GRAND is an understatement!


Grand River Center • Sue Moran 500 Bell St • Dubuque • IA • 52001 563-690-4500 • Fax: 563-690-1350 RFP online: www.grandrivercenter.com


Meeting space sq. ft.: 86,000


Meeting rooms: 13 Banquet capacity: 3,000 Exhibit hall sq. ft.: 30,000 Ballroom sq. ft.: 12,000


Meeting room sq. ft.: 12,000


Feature room: 2,500 sq. ft. glass- enclosed River Room overlooking the Missis- sippi River


Attached rooms: 193 at the Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark/ Tony Roma’s - Rooms renovated in 2012


68 Have the beautiful views of the Mississippi River provide the inspiration for your


next meeting or conference. Let our charming and experienced staff take care of all the details, while you enjoy the facility’s large patios, elegant pre-function space and solid floor-to-ceiling glass walls in select areas. Stroll on the expansive patio and riverwalk overlooking the Mississippi. This state-of-the-art conference center is capable of serving the needs of groups as small as a ten person executive board retreat or as large as a 3,000 person banquet.


•High-speed internet access and Wireless internet access


•Self-service business center The Grand River Center at the Port of Dubuque is conveniently connected by


a covered skywalk to the luxurious 193-room, 31-suite Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark, and is an integral part of the new America’s River Campus experience.


•Relax in Grand Harbor Resort’s 25,000 sq. ft. indoor waterpark


•Stroll on the expansive patio and riverwalk overlooking the scenic Mississippi River


•Learn the marvels of the Mississippi at the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium


•Play at the Diamond Jo Casino or the Mystique Casino


•Escape to the nostalgic Field of Dreams, the historic “Shops at Galena” or the Bluffs of Dubuque


• Take a cruise on the Spirit of Dubuque paddlewheel replica


Midwest Meetings Guide Book 2013


•Complete event coordination • High Standards of excellent service


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