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Smoothie-King-Center-Beauty-Digital NEW ORLEANS’ FINEST STAGE ocated on the threshold of one of America’s most exciting cities, the Smoothie King Center has taken its place as Lthe number one entertainment and sports venue in the region. Adjacent to the iconic Mercedes-Benz Superdome and within close proximity to downtown, the French Quarter, and thousands of first class hotel rooms, the Smoothie King Center is New Orleans’ premier facility for a wide variety of events. With high-end finishes and an array of premium spaces located throughout the facility, the Smoothie King Center is VIP ready. With flexible seating configurations and an upper level curtain system, clients are able to create the ideal intimate setting for any special event or general session. It is a technology driven facility, with numerous LED video boards, including two impressive exterior mega boards, and excellent electrical, lighting and audio capabilities. Its state-of-the-art center-hung HD video screens create an unforgettable, immersive experience. The Smoothie King Center continues to set the standard for arenas across the country. NEW ORLEANS NORTH CLUB VIP EXPERIENCE SOUTH CLUB SUITES COURTSIDE CLUB WORLD-CLASS EVENTS WORLD-CLASS PRIVATE PREMIUM AREAS CHAIRMAN’S CLUB NORTH CLUB • 200 seated, 150 reception / Mezzanine Level, North Side SOUTH CLUB • 200 seated, 125 reception / Mezzanine Level, South Side SUITES • 56 privately owned luxury suites, 2 large suites / 200 Suite Level COURTSIDE CLUB LOGE BOX • 150 seated, 200 reception / Ground Level, East Side With its opening in 1999, the Smoothie King Center sparked the continued EVENTS CHAIRMAN’S CLUB • NBA Basketball development of live entertainment throughout the region, and hosts some of • 150 reception / Ground Level, South Side • NBA All-Star Games the world’s largest musical acts and sporting events. The building is home to • NCAA Women’s Final Fours LOGE BOXES the NBA Pelicans, and has hosted multiple NBA All-Star Games and NCAA • NCAA Regionals • 16 boxes / 100 Level, Sections 105-108 Women’s Final Fours. Numerous special events and general sessions have been • Concerts • Family Shows held with outstanding results, within the same walls where champions have HUB CLUB • General Sessions • 137 fixed seats in arena bowl, 100 reception / been crowned and world-class performers have thrilled thousands of fans. • Special Events 200 Suite Level, West Side NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY BOX OFFICE LED BOARD EXTERIOR LED MEGA BOARD CENTER-HUNG UPPER BOWL DRAPE 360 HALO BOARDS INTERIOR VIDEO BOARDS EXTERIOR VIDEO BOARDS • HD full color LED center-hung board (inner bowl) including: • Two mega LED boards (south): 92.38’ x 50.39’ - Two video boards: 48’ x 21’ • LED box office board (northeast) 162.73’ x 6.3’ - Two video boards: 25’ x 21’ • LED barco board (northwest): 15’6” x 20’7” • Two full color 360-degree halo boards (inner bowl) - Upper halo board: 19” x 924’ ADDITIONAL AMENITIES - Lower halo board: 22” x 871’ • High speed WIFI throughout facility • Two full color end wall boards • In-house video and CCTV capabilities (inner bowl on east and west): 7’2” x 13’2” • 360 degree upper bowl black curtain drape system NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS FACILITY SPECIFICATIONS SEATING CAPACITIESCONFIGURATIONS NORTH ENTRANCE ( DAVE DIXON DR. ) NORTH ENTRANCEMERCEDES-BENZ ( DAVE DIXON DR. ) SUPERDOME 330 331 332 301 302 329 (212) (313) (233) (312) (210) 303 (318) (317) 328 330 332 301 331 302 304 329 (263) (212) (313) (233) (312) (210) 303 (262) (318) (317) 328 260 261 262 263 264 201 202 203 204 205 259 206304 (263) 327 207 258 (262) 305 (327) 208 257 (330) 209 256 260 261 262 263 264 201 202 203 204 205 206 327 259 207 210 LOT 258 255 102 305 (327) 122 123 124 101 208 3 103 (330) 211 LOT 326 257 (209) (351) (368) (371) (351) 306 254 209(236) 4 104 (251) EAST ENTRANCE (Le Rouge Lane) (255) 256 121 (263) 212 (204) 210 253 255 102 122 123 124 101 103 213 326 (209) 120(351) (368) (371) (351) 211 306 254 (236) 105 121 (103) 104 (251) EAST ENTRANCE (Le Rouge Lane) (255) (181) 214 325 (204) (263) 212 253 307 (331) 213 215 (305) 120 B D (500) (280) 105 (103) BULCBUH 119 106 214 (181) 216 325 (85) (228) 324 307 (331) 308 MIX 215 (305) (168) B D 217 (168) (500) (280) BULC BUH BULC 119 106 216 (85) (228) 107 218 219 118 STAGE 324 A C (228) 308 (Magnolia St.) (85) 323 (520)MIX (280) (168) 217 (168) 309 (178) (327) 107 218 219 118 STAGE 108 117 A C (228) (Magnolia St.) (85) 323 (126) (520) (280) (183) 309 220 244 (178) (327) 109 221 322 116 310 243 (272) LOT (283) 117 (207) 115 114 113 112 111108 110 (283) 222 (183) 220 3A (126) 242 (202) (349) (358) (364) (349) (235) 244 223 109 221 322 116 241 310 243 (272) 224 (283) (207) 115 240 114 113 112 111 110 (283) 311 321 (202) 222 225 242 (349)239 (358) (364) (349) (235) (334) (334) 238 226 237 236 235 234 233 232 231 230 229 228223 227 241 224 MAIN ARENA FLOOR SPACE LIGHTING & SOUND • 2,100 spaces in adjacent 240 311 321 225 239320 (334) 312 • Basketball configuration: 154’ x 85’ • Broadcast-quality metal halide Champions Garage (334) 238 226 (319) 237 236 235 234 233 232 231 230 229 228 227 (319) lighting system with blackout • On-site lots for parking/staging of (13,090 sq. ft.) 319 313 • Non-basketball configuration (east capability oversized vehicles 320 (378) 318 317 316 315 314 312 (378) (319) (373) (275) (374) (294) and west stands fully retracted): • In-house sound system • Park and power services available (296) (319) 319 313 250’ x 85’ (21,250 sq. ft.) (378) 318 317 316 315 314 (378) ELECTRICAL / IT (296) (373) (275) (374) (294) • Concert configuration: seating BOX OFFICE NOTE: (Howard Ave.) LOGE BOX SEATING capacities for 180, 270 and 360 • Backstage power: seven separate • Located at North West Ground • Numbers in Parenthesis indicate services totaling 34,000 amps PARTY PERCH degree shows Entrance seating capacities. • TV/production power: five • 16 box office windows • Does not include production seat kills. (Howard Ave.) LOGE BOX SEATINGBAND STAND separate services totaling • ADA seating included in figures listed. PARTY PERCH SEATING CONFIGURATIONS 20,000 amps • “Standing Room Only” in Suites BAND STAND • Flexible seating up to 17,700, • High capacity in-house telephone EXCLUSIVES will increase capacity. depending on configuration system capable of handling 1,500+ • Catering and concessions • Certain Suite restrictions apply. • ADA seating available on all levels telephone lines (exclusive) provided by Centerplate • Moveable truss for reduced house • High speed internet service: • Medical services & SMG event staff configurations WIFI, DSL, T-1 and DS-3 • Merchandise sales CONFIGURATION LEVEL SEATING CAPACITY • Theatrical configuration: half-house • Certain product, messaging and 360° FLOOR 1,580* curtain drape BACK OF HOUSE & MEETING AREAS sponsor signage, and pouring 100 LEVEL 5,976 • 90’ x 330’ in-house curtain drape • Total of 14 rooms (dressing, rights apply SUITE LEVEL 915 9,320 • 360 degree upper bowl black production and locker rooms) • Ticketmaster facility 300 LEVEL TOTAL 17,791 curtain drape system various sizes, most restroom • In-house telephone and internet equipped services • 2 meeting rooms on ground level 270° FLOOR 1,580* CEILING HEIGHT 100 LEVEL 5,577 for media and private events • 150’ at apex; 100’ at perimeter AMENITIES SUITE LEVEL 720 7,444 LOADING AREA • Located within close proximity to 300 LEVEL RIGGING GRID • Four-bay loading docks with many downtown hotels and TOTAL 15,321 • 95’ 9” from floor level access to arena floor via businesses • Rigging: preferred company 20’ x 20’ door • Managed by SMG, world leader in 180° FLOOR 1,580* 4,755 allowed to rig from ceiling grid private management for 100 LEVEL public facilities SUITE LEVEL 576 PARKING 6,166 FLOOR LOAD CAPACITY • 4,600 spaces in adjacent 300 LEVEL • Maximum uniform distributed load Mercedes-Benz Superdome TOTAL 13,077 of 350 lbs. per sq. ft. Parking Garages *Depending on production requirements seating capacity may vary for the floor level NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS WHERE THE PERFORMANCE NEVER ENDS THE COMPLEX BUILDING MANAGEMENT In addition to the Smoothie King Center, SMG Founded in New Orleans in 1977, SMG is the world leader in the manages the 76,000 seat Mercedes-Benz management and operation of stadiums, arenas, convention centers, Superdome and Champions Square, a more exhibition halls, theaters and mixed-use venues. SMG has continually than 90,000 square foot outdoor plaza. defined a management philosophy and style that has led to its industry All three buildings are located in one central leading position, with over 243 facilities around the world. Headquartered campus, just steps away from each other. in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, SMG is an affiliate of American Capital. BACK OF HOUSE 3B 3A LOCKER PELICANS LOCKER ROOM LOCKER ROOM LOCKER ROOM 3 ROOM 1 LOCKER 7 ROOM 2 A B MEDIA WORKROOM LOCKER GREEN ROOM LOCKER LOCKER ROOM 4 ROOM ROOM 6 8 LOCKER CHAIRMANS CLUB ROOM PRODUCTION 9 LOCKER ROOM 5 NOTE: Pelicans Locker Room is exclusive to the NBA Pelicans Team. The Chairman’s Club is also subject to limited availability. NEW ORLEANS SMOOTHIE KING CENTER 1501 Girod Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70112 phone: 504.587.3663 or 800.756.7074 | fax: 504.587.3848 email: [email protected] website: www.smoothiekingcenter.com.
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