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All Hynes Floor Plans Entrance to Prudential Center W Sheraton Boston Hotel H C C South Emergency Exit 900 Boylston Street | Boston, Massachusetts 02115 Lobby 877.393.3393 | 617.954.3326 | SignatureBoston.com M Hilton M M Boston Plaza Level W W Back Bay Business Center Show Oce Exhibit Hall B Flexible Exhibit Hall B Dalton Street Meeting Exhibit Hall A Space (38,770 sq ft) (36,900 sq ft) Main Lobby Roll-up Ramp Door Show Oce Exhibit Hall A Public Safety Oce Pre-function Hall A Pre-function Hall B M Down 107 108 109 110 111 M The Capital Exhibit Space Elevator Towne Grille Stove Service Corridor Meeting Rooms Freight & Ballroom Escalator Spirits 101 102 103 104 105 W Lobby & Pre-function Restrooms W Public Use Permanent Concessions Ring Road Charging Stations Boylston Hallway Non-Public Access Stairs Sidewalk (Lower Level) Loading Dock Pre-Feb Area & Loading Dock Covered Truck Access Drop-O (Lower Level) Food Services Boylston Street Boylston Street Entrance The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority owns and operates the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center, and The Lawn On D. W Sheraton Boston Hotel Connection H C C South Lobby 900 Boylston Street | Boston, Massachusetts 02115 (Below) 877.393.3393 | 617.954.3326 | SignatureBoston.com M Hilton W M M W Boston Second Level Back Bay Show Oce Exhibit Hall C Show Oce Exhibit Hall D Veterans Memorial Auditorium (25,760 sq ft) Exhibit Hall C Exhibit Hall D (37,750 sq ft) (37,300 sq ft) (4,000 Person Seating Capacity) Moveable AirwallMoveable Pre-function Auditorium Pre-function Hall C Pre-function Hall D Up M 207 208 209 210 Exhibit Space Elevator Service Corridor Meeting Rooms Freight Ballroom Escalator 200 201 202 203 204 205 W M 206 Lobby & Pre-function Restrooms W Public Use Permanent Concessions Ring Road Charging Stations Boylston Hallway Non-Public Access Stairs Loading Dock Pre-Feb Area & Drop-O Loading Dock Covered Truck Access (Lower Level) Food Services Boylston Street Boylston Street Entrance The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority owns and operates the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center, and The Lawn On D. W Sheraton Boston Hotel South H C C Lobby 900 Boylston Street | Boston, Massachusetts 02115 (Below) Catering - Cleaning Services 877.393.3393 | 617.954.3326 | SignatureBoston.com M Hilton Boston Third Level Back Bay Main Balcony Seating Entrance Ballroom C Kitchen Kitchen Exhibit Hall D Veterans Memorial Ballroom (Below) Auditorium B (Below) Ballroom Pre-function Ballroom Ballroom Food Balcony Seating Entrance Storage A Food Storage M W 310 311 Service Corridor Catering Oces M W 302 304 306 309 312 Exhibit Space Elevator Meeting Rooms Freight 300 Ballroom Escalator Executive Boardroom Ballroom Foyer Ballroom 301 303 305 307 308 W M 313 Lobby & Pre-function Restrooms Public Use Permanent Concessions Ring Road Charging Stations Boylston Hallway Non-Public Access Stairs Loading Dock Pre-Feb Area & Loading Dock Covered Truck Access Drop-O (Lower Level) Boylston Street Food Services Boylston Street Entrance The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority owns and operates the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center, and The Lawn On D. H C C 900 Boylston Street | Boston, Massachusetts 02115 Huntington Ave 877.393.3393 | 617.954.3326 | SignatureBoston.com Prudential Hynes Complex Service Yard Entrance Hand Carry cvs boston fairmont copley public to plaza hotel lenoxService library boston common, apple Ramp hotel commonwealth avenue store Trucking Area public garden walgreen’s copley to fenway park, lord & station isabella stewart taylor 5 Docks gardner museum mandarin exeter street oriental marriott hotel courtyard P P Mainwestin Loading newbury arcade Truckingcopley Area newbury arcade place boylston street copley square boston 9 Docks ring road hotel hynes Loading convention Dock center boylston entrance Manager back bay station station dartmouth street star boylston arcade boylston Massachusetts Turnpikemarket / I - 90 Tunnel P ly hynes eata saks fifth avenue Cambria St convention boston (subterranean) boston neiman Service duck tours copley place marcus Entrance center fashion court shopping galleries 20’ x 14’ prudential center dalton street entrance st. frances back bay arcade chapel bridge P court copley bridge boston Towneprudential arcade hynes Stove marriott court copley & to place Spirits fitness MCCA south P south Up the clubExecutive Oces end back bay sheraton garden prudential hilton boston us post center hotel office Lobby ATM hotel arcade belvidere huntington arcade huntington P Drop-O Sidewalk (Lower Level) Back Bay Logan Express belvidere street Shuttle Stop huntington avenue P Boylston Street Entrance Boylston Street The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority owns and operates the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center, and The Lawn On D. prudential station the colonnade hotel.
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