systems; and ocean views from nearly every angle, as well as a team of experienced support personnel and service professionals.


WILDWOODS CONVENTION CENTER The Wildwoods, NJ


From meetings and consumer shows to basketball and gymnastics tournaments to regional dance and cheerleading championships to national wrestling and mixed martial arts competitions, the Wildwoods and the Wildwoods Convention Center offer everything needed to host a successful meeting, convention, event and more. Nearby are more than 8,000 hotel, motel and bed-and-breakfast rooms and over 3,000 vacation rentals to fit any budget.


Located on the boardwalk, the Wildwoods Convention Center offers 260,000-square feet of flexible meeting space, including a 75,000- square foot exhibit hall (configurable into two 37,500-square foot sepa- rate areas); a 7,500-seat concert arena for live shows; 30,000-square feet of lobby and pre-function space; state-of-the-art sound/lighting


An upgraded high-capacity Wi-Fi system has recently been installed at the center, giving attendees unlimited free Wi-Fi service for up to 10,000 visitors simultaneously. New carpet has been added throughout the entire facility, including in the Starlight Ballroom, all meeting rooms and public spaces, the ballroom lobby and exhibit hall lobby. In addition, over the past year, three new high-definition video webcams were installed on the roof of the center that offer 180-degree views of the beach, ocean and amusement piers. The center boasts impressive dining options for all groups and events, as well, with an executive chef and expert catering staff to meet the needs of any event.


Home to numerous events throughout the summer season, the Wildwoods is a neon-lit slice of Americana. Its boardwalk stretches for 2.5-miles and offers a pure sensory overload with over 100 rides and attractions, carnival-style midway games, arcades and retail shops and eateries. More formal options offer waterfront seating and serve up everything from fresh seafood caught daily to Italian cuisine. There are various Doo-Wop-themed diners to explore, as well.


CAPE MAY CONVENTION HALL Cape May, NJ


Cape May County is a multifaceted host location for meetings, conventions and special events. Though most widely known for its world class beaches and resort hotels, it offers much more than a “beach day” for attendees and guests. During their free time, there’s a lot for attendees to explore, including museums, historical sites, nature tours, the arts, golfing, water sports, wineries, breweries and more.


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When it’s time to get down to business, Cape May Convention Hall offers flexible spaces for meeting the needs of planners. Its main hall, which features floor-to- ceiling windows that overlook the Atlantic Ocean, is designed to host larger events, trade shows and meet- ings. An airwall can be used to separate the main hall into two rooms for smaller functions. Another meeting space is offered next to the main hall for groups of 40 or fewer, which has a large screen for audio-visual pre- sentations. A smaller conference room can be used as an additional breakout space for groups of up to 12 people. It has a wraparound deck that faces the beach and ocean for breaks, think tanks or as a cocktail area.


Cape May Convention Hall offers event organizers complete flexibility in planning their event. They can bring in caterers and vendors of their choosing, and the hall’s location offers a definite “wow” factor with its expansive views of the Cape May beach and Atlantic Ocean. The venue is within walking distance to hotels, inns, shopping, entertainment and various five-star dining options, too.


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