Ontario Convention Center

From the standpoint of the business traveler, the meeting planner, the conference attendee, Ontario is famous for one spectacular asset, the Ontario Convention Center. A mere two blocks from LA/Ontario International Airport, the Ontario Convention Center offers convenience that you won’t find anywhere else in Southern California. Surrounded by towering palm trees and boasting vaulted walls of glass that shimmer spectacularly at night, the Center is a dazzling example of contemporary architecture. It is also technologically state-of-the-art, and strategically located midway between Los Angeles and Palm Springs, offering ready, easy access to virtually every major site and visitor attraction in Southern California.

www.ontariocc.com Ontario Convention Center 2000 E. Convention Center Way Ontario, CA 91764 Telephone: (909) 937-3000 Fax: (909) 937-3080

The Ontario Convention Center features:

•		225,000 total square feet including:
			–		Main Exhibit Hall- 70,000 column-free square feet
			–		Ballroom- 20,000 square feet (divisible into three)
			–		24 individual meeting rooms- 24,000 square feet
•		High Speed Technology including:
			–		High Speed Internet and Wi-Fi
			–		Fiber-optic ports for computers, telephones and fax machines
			–		ISDN data-line connections
			–		Computer hookups in all meeting rooms and to all booth locations
			–		Audio and Video distribution capabilities
			–		Videoconferencing facilities
			–		TDD Equipment
			–		PC-controlled client information monitors
			–		Full Service Business Center
			–		ATMs
•		Customized Catering and Special Event Coordination including:
			–		Custom menus from box lunches to a gourmet 5-course meal
			–		High quality linens and décor
			–		Site and event coordination
			–		Food and beverage concessions serving everything from made-to-order sandwiches to gourmet pizzas and specialty desserts
			–		Starbucks Coffee and Teas

It has proven itself a highly versatile venue for conventions, trade shows, consumer shows, exhibits, theme events, and meetings of almost any size — it was even the site of President George W. Bush’s first 2002 town hall meeting (the motorcade had to travel only two blocks, since Air Force 1 landed at LA/Ontario International Airport).