and common areas; extensive free park- ing and available valet services; Internet bandwidth speeds up to 1 Gb/s throughout the resort with capacity to increase to 10 Gb/s; proprietary HELP phone providing exceptional service throughout meeting and convention space; state-of-the-art lighting and AV controls; dedicated convention center loading dock and large grade level access to the main exhibit facility; a full-service business center; pre-func- tion spaces; numerous built in hi- lumen/hi-definition projectors and monitors; along with 10-hour ergonom- ic convention chairs.


“Opening late 2019, we’re adding 105,000-square feet of meeting and con- vention space for a grand total of 205,000-square feet,” explains Levine. “We’re also adding 18 new meeting rooms, for a total of 33. All this, plus first- class service and event support, 977 guest rooms, premium dining, flexible, customizable meeting spaces, spa treat- ments, America’s best and largest in family-friendly entertainment and more - all under one roof.”


When it comes to budget, Levine notes that transparency in pricing is a must. He says that professional meeting plan- ners usually come in with a budget in mind and Kalahari works closely with them to customize an event that meets their goals and stays within their budg- ets. “We also work with first time plan- ners. We ensure they understand the pricing structure so there are no surpris- es in the billing.”


Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in the Pocono Mountains is able to offer room styles to accommodate anyone, from single guests to a party of 22. Its guest rooms are available in standard rooms, Kids Bunk Rooms, and 1, 2, 3, and 5-bed- room suites, including Whirlpool, Honeymoon, and Penthouse Suites. And all registered guests get free waterpark admission included with overnight stay.


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Our culinary team meets with procurement on a daily basis to source local ingredients that are fresh and healthy, while supporting our local farm community.


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