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A
convention center unlike any other, the Midwest
Center opened for business in July, 1998. Specially
designed carpeting throughout the entire facility allows
delegates to enjoy an ambiance found only in the finest
hotels. With its significant amount of glass allowing natural
light to penetrate all common areas and over $1.2 million in
commissioned artwork, convention attendees are offered ample
opportunity to reconnect with the pulse of the city.
The
exhibit hall can be reconfigured into separate halls ranging
in size from 31,005 gross square feet to 188,695 gross square
feet. Carpeted pre-function space allows for convenient
registration for both exhibitor and customer.
Our
breakout meeting rooms were designed by our customers to
specifically address the need for multiple educational
sessions. Separating the Midwest Center from other convention
centers is the disproportionate amount of meeting space to
exhibit space. Created to accommodate meetings in classroom or
theater settings, the breakout rooms can be modified into a
total of 28 individual rooms ranging from 825 to 8,280 gross
square feet.
In
addition to the ample breakout space, the Midwest Center
boasts the tenth largest ballroom in the country at 37,506
square feet. At its largest configuration, the Grand Ballroom
can accommodate 3,100 dinner guests or general session of up
to 4,000. Like our meeting rooms, the Grand Ballroom is
designed with wall ports, projection controls, coaxial cable,
fiber optics, and high speed copper cabling. The Grand
Ballroom can be divided into individual rooms ranging from
6,160 to 37,506 gross square feet.
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