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MORE THAN JUST A MEETING PLACE Third edition Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Hospitality, meetings, conferences and events At the Park, your guests can enjoy fine dining at the top of the UK’s tallest sculpture, see behind the scenes at one of the world’s most famous stadia, or enjoy fantastic conference facilities. In 2012, the UK’s events industry There are spaces for thousands of spectacularly rose to the challenge of delegates – or just a select gathering, in staging the greatest show on earth some of London’s most unusual meeting here in London. The lasting legacy spaces. All with exceptional transport of the summer of 2012 is the remarkable links – the Park is just 10 minutes from award-winning Queen Elizabeth central London. Olympic Park. Each venue has its own management Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is London’s team, so for more information please most exciting new destination for events of use the contact details listed on page all kinds, boasting 10 unique venues, each 30. For more information on the with a range of flexible spaces, and their whole of the Park contact us at own unique offering. [email protected] 3 2 VENUE CAPACITY LEE VALLEY LEE ARCELORMITTAL THE HOCKEY VENUE COPPER BOX ARENA LONDON AQUATICS CENTRE VALLEY TIMBER LODGE HERE EAST LONDON STADIUM ORBIT PODIUM AND TENNIS VELOPARK CENTRE Meeting Event The The The Upper Lower Combined Hospitality Meeting Main Meeting Meeting Pool deck Meeting Champions Suites Track 1 & 2 The The The The London London The Space Studio Auditorium Auditorium rooms Rooms The Yard Arnold Royal BM6 Boxes Great Deck Deck Deck Suite Room Auditorium Room 1 Room 2 area Room Suite 1-5 Centre Combined Theatre Undercroft Boleyn Forge Claret Blue Academy 1 and 2 1 or 2 Hills East Briton Theatre 100 100 N/A 120 40 7,500 150 25 50 2,000 12 68 6,000 50 50 750 50 100 1,000 600 N/A N/A 220 70 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 260 N/A Style 2,500 Board 24 24 N/A 32 18 N/A 30 12 20 N/A N/A 20 32 N/A 24 32 N/A 20 30 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 20 N/A 16 N/A N/A 10 N/A N/A Room U-Shape 40 40 80 N/A N/A N/A 20 8 15 250 1,000 12 26 N/A 24 32 N/A 15 22 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 30 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Class 40 40 80 N/A N/A 1,000 50 15 20 250 1,000 20 32 N/A 32 32 750 22 40 600 N/A N/A N/A N/A 30 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 150 N/A Room Cabaret 60 60 N/A 50 24 1,000 120 15 N/A 250 1,000 12 60 N/A 40 20 40 800 500 N/A N/A 156 42 N/A 20 N/A N/A 6 228 N/A Style 40 750 Drinks 170 100 270 150 50 2,500 150 20 30 2,000 2,000 20 125 N/A 50 50 750 40 80 1,000 800 1,000 1,000 400 343 331 70 222 240 20 460 340 Reception Buffet 150 100 250 120 N/A 2,000 100 15 20 2,000 2,000 20 125 N/A 50 50 750 30 60 1,000 600 N/A 550 280 230 230 50 100 60 10 350 150 Reception Sit Down 120 80 N/A 96 30 1,200 80 N/A N/A 250 1,000 12 60 N/A 32 750 20 40 800 N/A N/A N/A 220 60 60 30 N/A N/A 10 300 N/A Dinner 24 Theatre U-Shape Classroom Boardroom Banquet Cabaret 4 5 6 EXPERIENCE THE HEIGHT OF CELEBRATION Where else in the world can you hold an event at the top of a Turner Prize winner’s iconic sculpture? Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond’s ArcelorMittal Orbit, the UK’s tallest sculpture, twists and towers above Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, providing stunning and unusual views of the London skyline, and effortlessly delivering the wow factor for your event. The Slide at the ArcelorMittal Orbit – a unique artistic collaboration between Sir Anish Kapoor and Carsten Holler - adds an extraordinary new dimension to your event. Your guests can speed down the world’s longest tunnel slide 178m to the ground in less than 40 seconds. The ArcelorMittal Orbit is perfect for unique team The ArcelorMittal Orit provides a unique building opportunities. setting for meetings, receptions, exclusive Take in the spectacular dining experiences, weddings, awards views 80m up in the air ceremonies, product launches and private or challenge your team parties. Let your guests soak up to abseil or Ride The the views of the city some 80m above Slide down to the ground. the Park. Two elevators will whisk them With UpSlide Down, up to the two viewing platforms from your team can race where Canary Wharf, the City, ExCel and against the clock to climb central London are all visible. On a clear the ArcelorMittal Orbit’s day they just might spot the chimneys 455 steps then slide back of Battersea Power Station and down to ground level. the arch of Wembley Stadium. The ArcelorMittal Orbit is also a spectacular breakfast venue as the sun rises over the city. ArcelorMittal Orbit www.arcelormittalorbit.com [email protected] 020 8221 9114 8 9 THE PODIUM DYNAMIC VIEWS IN STYLISH SURROUNDINGS The Terrace Hospitality Suite is on the upper level of the contemporary Podium building in the buzzing south of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. At the foot of the ArcelorMittal Orbit, this light and airy events space and its outside Combine your event at The Podium with a visit terrace overlook the Stadium and the to the UK’s tallest sculpture, the ArcelorMittal Orbit. spectacular London Aquatics Centre, as well Take the elevators set within Anish Kapoor’s as the innovative landscapes of this part of twisting red tower up to the viewing platforms the Park. With its riverside setting and 80m above the Park and soak up the views of the ArcelorMittal Orbit towering overhead, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and the whole The Podium offers a strikingly memorable of London. Or why not Ride The Slide – hospitality experience. challenging your guests to experience the world’s longest tunnel slide? Exclusive private visits can Ideal for conferences, press launches, also be arranged. private parties and corporate events, the suite is perfectly designed for delivering presentations with full blackout facilities and adaptive lighting. And the outdoor terrace gives an exclusive area for your guests to relax and network. The Podium www.thelastdrop.london [email protected] 0208 221 9113 10 11 COPPER BOX ARENA THE BOX THAT ROCKS Create incredible memories at the Copper Box Arena, London’s most versatile entertainment and events venue, holding up to 7,500 people. The most flexible indoor venue in the Park is also the largest, with a maximum Handball, goalball, fencing and modern pentathlon auditorium capacity of 7,500 people. were played at the Copper Box Arena during the Since opening in the summer of 2013, the Games, and now the venue plays host to other Copper Box Arena is fast establishing itself major sports including netball, boxing and martial as London’s most versatile entertainment arts. London’s only professional basketball team, and events venue. the London Lions, have made the Copper Box Arena their permanent home. To give your team building Conferences, trade shows, exhibitions, session an extra dimension, get your colleagues concerts and TV spectaculars have all been shooting some hoops with the London Lions’ coach. accommodated within the Copper Box Arena. The flexible auditorium design allows the main seating blocks to be tucked away, providing an open pillar-free floor area of 2,712m2. Event facilities include staging, mother grid and full blackout, and backstage there are a host of changing areas. Copper Box Arena www.copperboxarena.org.uk [email protected] 020 8221 4900 12 13 LONDON AQUATICS CENTRE DIP INTO THE LONDON AQUATICS CENTRE A breathtaking venue with first class style and hospitality. This stunning building designed by the late Dame Zaha Hadid offers conventional spaces such as meeting rooms close to the main foyer, as well as exclusive events within the world-famous main pool auditorium. Guests can enjoy welcome refreshments around the concourse level looking down into the competition pools, and where else can offer fine dining poolside with synchronised swimming as the after dinner entertainment? The pools themselves are flexible, with movable booms and floors to create additional floorspace. With a seating capacity of 2,000, the London Aquatics Centre allows you to host an event within the world’s greatest swimming pool complex. Let your guests share in the thrill of this innovative and unique building. London Aquatics Centre www.londonaquaticscentre.org [email protected] 020 8536 3150 The London Aquatics Centre offers you the chance to swim or dive in the wake of champions. Medal winners in 2012 included Ellie Simmonds, Michael Phelps, Rebecca Addlington, Tom Daley and Chad le Clos. With these world class facilities now available for general use, you too can swim or dive in the pools where medals were won and records broken.
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