Los Angeles Convention Center

The Los Angeles Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles spans over 867,000 square feet of flexible space in two buildings, West and South, joined by interior walkways. Five exhibit halls total 720,000 square feet of exhibit space, and 64 column-free meeting rooms on the top level add 147,000 square feet, along with a 299-seat theater with rear screen projection. Four outdoor plazas take outdoor events, including the plaza outside West Hall named for Gilbert W. Lindsay, and 48 lighted and covered freight loading docks handle move-in and move-out. The West Hall and South Hall garages provide parking from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm daily, and an expansion and modernization project running through early 2029 can change the number of spaces. On-site dining and catering use local, eco-friendly options, and Image Quest Plus runs a full-service business center. Floorplans, specifications and interactive floorplans help with planning. The LEED-certified building also carries public art, from terrazzo floors and granite panel walls to face sculptures and a Korean Turtle Ship replica gifted by Busan in 1982. Legends Global manages the center. Rated 4.5 from 12,416 Google reviews, 7,942 of them five stars.