Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia
- Hosts trade shows and conventions
- Hotels within walking distance
- Public transit access
35 venues in Pennsylvania, 17 of them exhibition centers. Featured placements are marked.
Pennsylvania has 35 venues on this hub, and 17 of them are confirmed exhibition centers, places that state exhibit space, halls, meeting rooms or event features of their own. There are no separate city pages for the state, so every venue sits on this single page. Erie and York each have 3 venues, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and Lancaster have 2 each, and the rest are spread across towns such as Oaks, Monroeville, Altoona, Johnstown and Pocono Summit.
The Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia gives 679,000 square feet of exhibit space, a largest exhibit hall of 528,000 square feet, 7 exhibit halls and 82 meeting rooms. It is rated 4.5 from 8,273 reviews. It also states hotels within walking distance, public transit access, loading docks, outdoor event space, floor plans and a public event calendar. In Pittsburgh, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center gives 313,400 square feet of exhibit space, 53 meeting rooms, a 31,610 square foot ballroom and 700 parking spaces, with a connected hotel and loading docks.
Harrisburg and the surrounding area suit organizers who want agricultural or fairground space. The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center states 11 exhibit halls and a largest hall of 172,000 square feet, along with exclusive in-house catering, floor plans and a public event calendar. In Oaks, The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center & Fairgrounds gives 240,000 square feet of exhibit space in 5 halls and 5,000 parking spaces. The Lebanon Valley Exposition Center & Fairgrounds in Lebanon states 75,000 square feet of exhibit space across 8 halls.
Mid-sized and hotel-based options are also here. The Lancaster County Convention Center gives 46,508 square feet of exhibit space and 27 meeting rooms, with a connected hotel. The Blair County Convention Center in Altoona gives 24,000 square feet, 11 meeting rooms and a 15,000 square foot ballroom. Kalahari Convention Center in Pocono Summit states 33 meeting rooms and a connected hotel, and the Penn Harris Hotel and Convention Center Harrisburg Trademark Collection by Wyndham in Camp Hill states 11 meeting rooms and a capacity of 1,000 people.
Across the 17 confirmed venues, on-site parking is stated by 10 and floor plans by 9. Loading docks or drive-in access is stated by 5 venues, including the Pennsylvania Convention Center and the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. The other 18 venues on the page, among them Erie Insurance Arena, Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza and Wyndham Lancaster Convention Center, are listed further down as other event venues.
The Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center & Fairgrounds in Oaks, the Lancaster County Convention Center and the Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference in Johnstown all state loading docks or drive-in access. Check each venue's floor plans or ask the venue how exhibits move in.
The David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, the Lancaster County Convention Center, the Blair County Convention Center in Altoona and Kalahari Convention Center in Pocono Summit each state a connected hotel. The Penn Harris Hotel and Convention Center Harrisburg Trademark Collection by Wyndham in Camp Hill and Venue 100 Event Center At Delta By Marriott Allentown in Breinigsville do as well.
The Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center & Fairgrounds, the Blair County Convention Center and Kalahari Convention Center all state that floor plans are available. Hershey Lodge Convention Center Entrance in Hummelstown states them too.
No. Every venue in the state sits on this page, including the 3 in Erie and the 3 in York, so you can look through all of them in one place.