Mobile Convention Center

4.5(1,027 reviews on Google)

Exhibition Center listing in Mobile, AL

About Mobile Convention Center

The Arthur R. Outlaw Mobile Convention Center anchors downtown Mobile, Alabama, with a waterfront setting and 317,000 square feet that include two exhibit halls totaling 100,000 square feet, sixteen meeting rooms and two ballrooms. The largest ballroom spans 15,500 square feet and has a built-in stage and two dressing rooms. The exhibit halls offer more than 100,000 square feet of continuous space and connect directly to a fully enclosed loading dock for easy load-in and load-out. Outdoor terraces on three sides, including a 20,000-square-foot terrace with river views, add to 45,000 square feet of outdoor space. Covered walkways and crosswalks lead to nearby hotels. Food and beverage is exclusively provided by OVG Hospitality. Floorplans, a virtual tour and a list of upcoming events are posted for planners and exhibitors. Parking is available, including the Joe Bullard Parking Garage on Claiborne Street, which can be purchased ahead of time. Rated 4.5 from 1027 Google reviews, 671 of them five stars.

What reviewers mention: mardi gras ball (24), boat show (12), event space (11), river view (10), clean facility (7), volleyball tournament (4), downtown location (4), dinosaur exhibit (2), metal detectors (2), riverfront location (2)

Venue facts

Exhibit space100,000 sq ft
Largest exhibit hall100,000 sq ft
Exhibit halls2 halls
Meeting rooms16 rooms
Ballroom15,500 sq ft

Services and details

  • Hosts trade shows and conventions

    Yes
  • Hotels within walking distance

    Yes
  • On-site parking

    Yes
  • Loading docks / drive-in access

    Yes
  • Exclusive in-house catering

    Yes
  • Outdoor event space

    Yes
  • Floor plans available

    Yes
  • Public event calendar

    Yes

No information yet on connected hotel, public transit access, wi-Fi. The website did not say; call and ask.

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