August 2016 Dear Exhibitor, Welcome to America's Center!

August 2016

Dear Exhibitor,

Welcome to America's Center! We are excited that you are exhibiting in the 22nd Annual Halloween and Attractions Show, March 23-26, 2017.

At America's Center we offer each exhibitor several building services that range from electrical to food and beverage. Each contractor has met strict requirements in product and service quality. Because our mission statement is "Becoming America's Best Center", we are constantly improving the quality level of the products and services we offer. Therefore, please feel free to contact me if you have any special needs, require additional services or if our building services are not providing the highest quality level of products and services. I can be reached at (314) 342-5120.

Along with our other various building services, we also offer licensed security officers to man your booth during the closed periods of the show. To order this service prior to your convention date or to receive additional information, please contact Jourdon Morgan, Director of Public Safety at (314) 342-5163 or fax (314) 342-5040. The cost for the licensed security officer is $24.00 per hour with a four hour minimum.

You will also be able to order this service on-site by contacting the Show Security Supervisor, however, personnel availability cannot be guaranteed unless the request is received at least one week prior to the first show date.

Again, our goal is to help you achieve a successful and profitable show. Feel free to contact me at anytime. Sincerely,

Brendon Wagner, Director of Event Management

EXHIBITORS: WELCOME TO AMERICA’S CENTER!

We are proud to inform you that America’s Center provides a complimentary Internet Café that is located in the Plaza Lobby area outside of Hall 3 on the 1stLevel. The Internet Café has 5 computers and one printer and will be available to use during Transworld’s Halloween and Attractions Show on the following:

Thursday March 23 through Sunday March 26 8:30am-5:30pm daily.

In addition, America’s Center provides a complimentary WiFi services in all of the inside public gathering areas outside of the exhibit halls. If you need to purchase wireless service in the exhibit halls, please contact Smart City at 314- 342-5004.

The UPS Store at America's Center

Price List

Computer Time Rental Email Services and Scan $2.50 Internet Use $6.95 / 15 minutes Microsoft Office Work $6.95 / 15 minutes

Copies ‐ Customized pricing for bulk copy projects is possible when arrangements are made in advance. Black and White $0.56 /page Color $1.32 /page 3 hole punch $0.02 /page BW Two‐Sided $1.10 Color two sided $2.64

Faxes $2.50 1st page $1.00 each additional page

Lamination Services $1.66 /page

Shipping ‐ shipping costs will vary based on weight, dimernsions, and destination. In addition to the shipping costs, the following shipping and handling fees will be charged. Pallets are not accepted for shipping. Shipping and Handling Fees: Carrier/Padded Pack $5.00 Boxes 1‐10 lbs $7.00 Boxes 11‐21 lbs $12.00 Boxes 22 ‐ 41 lbs $25.00 Boxes 42 ‐ 60 lbs $40.00 Items 61 ‐ 100 lbs $70.00 Items 101+ lbs $120.00

Supplies Paper $20.00 /ream Pens $0.83 /pen Notepad $2.21 /notepad Packing Tape $7.74 /per roll Boxes 6x6x6 $3.60 /box 8x8x8 $4.49 /box 10x10x10 $6.64 /box 12x12x12 $8.92 /box 14x14x14 $11.22 /box 16x16x16 $13.24 /box 18x18x18 $18.60 /box 20x20x20 $20.26 /box 22x22x22 $21.81 /box 24x24x24 $23.47 /box

3‐11‐15 Revisison Audio Visual Exhibitor Order Form

Event Name: 22nd Halloween and Attractions Show

Event Dates: March 23-26, 2017

Event Room: 701 Convention Plaza, St. Louis MO 63101 PSAV On-Site Office: 314-342-5074 Fax: 314-588-8177 Contacts at PSAV Jonathan Cruz [email protected] and John Ervin [email protected] Basic Video and Accessories SHOW RATE CUSTOMER INFORMATION Qty Advanced On Site Show Total 32" LCD Data Monitor $ 235.00 $ 258.50 1 $ - Company Name: 46" LCD Data Monitor $ 470.00 $ 517.00 1 $ - 60" LED Monitor $ 730.00 $ 803.00 1 $ - Address 1: LCD Projector (3000-4000 Lumens) $ 495.00 $ 544.00 1 $ - Safe Lock Stands or Carts $ 30.00 $ 33.00 1 $ - Address 2: 6' - 8' Tripod Screen $ 90.00 $ 100.00 1 $ - Laptop Windows 7, Office 2010 $ 225.00 $ 247.50 1 $ - City: Laptop - Macintosh operating system $ 225.00 $ 247.50 1 $ - Wireless Slide Advancer $ 20.00 $ 22.00 1 $ - State: Zip: Monitors comes with VGA connections as a standard if needed any other connections please inform a PSAV in advance Please identify if you will need a table top stand for the monitor or floor stand prior to your arrival. Ordered By:

E-Mail: Basic Audio Components SHOW RATE Qty Advanced On Site Show Total Telephone #: PC Audio Patch Box $55.00 $60.50 1 $ - Wireless Handheld Microphone $175.00 $192.50 1 $ - Fax #: Wireless Lavaliere Microphone $175.00 $192.50 1 $ - Shure SM58 Hardwire Microphones $65.00 $71.50 1 $ - Orders received less than 14 days prior to show, 4 channel mixer $65.00 $71.50 1 $ - will be subject to the ON-SITE DAILY RATE. 12-16 channel mixer $135.00 $148.00 1 $ - For special requests or additional equipment. 10" - 12" Self Powered Speaker Each $80.00 $88.00 1 $ - Please call our direct office number. 15" Self Powered Speaker Each $100.00 $110.00 1 $ - DELIVERY INFORMATION Speaker stands each $30.00 $38.50 1 $ - Additional Audio Components are available on-site $ - On-Site Contact: ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS This form will automactially calculate everything once you enter the QTY amount. On-Site Contact Cell Phone: The total charge per item is determined by multiplying the quantity by the show rate by the number of show days to be used. State: Zip: Please include applicable Sales Tax on equipment rental. TAX EXEMPT STATUS - If you are exempt Booth #: Room: from payment of sales tax, we require you to forward an exemption certificate for the state of MO. To guarantee equipment availability & advanced rate, this order must reach us 14 days prior to delivery. Deliver Date: Time: On site additions are subject to additional labor fees. Pickup Date: Time: Equipment and Labor Totals Please Note the Following information below: 1. Equipment Total: $ - Electrical power arrangements are the responsibilty of the exhibitor 2. Delivery, installation, Pre-Test, and Removal: $ 150.00 The customer agrees to pay in full for loss or theft of any equipment 3. Sub-Total: $ 150.00 provided by PSAV 4. Sales Tax: (8.765% of line 3) $ 13.15 Pre-Payment must accompany all orders unless prior arrangements Total Amount Due: $ 163.15 have been made

Payments are due once order is submitted Credit card form is a separate attachment

Important Exhibitor Information

Please Take a Moment to Read Our Policies

1. All food and beverages must be ordered through Levy Restaurants, the exclusive caterer at the America’s Center.

Contact 2. No food or beverages will be permitted into the Levy Restaurants at the Convention Center by any exhibitor, installation company or America’s Center any other entities hired by exhibiting company without prior 701 Convention Plaza St. Louis, MO 63101 approval and written authorization by Levy Restaurants.

3. Orders submitted less than two (2) weeks in advance will Michael McDeviitt be subject to a 10% increase in pricing. 314-342-5243 mmcdeviitt @levyrestaurants.com 4. All food service ordered must be paid in full prior to any service commencing. We will accept Visa, Master card or

American Express.

5. Please allow a minimum of 45 minutes to one hour for all replenishment requests during the show if more product is

available.

6. The exhibitor is responsible for supplying any electricity

required for food service equipment, trash removal from booth, as well as tables needed for food service.

7. All service will be delivered on disposable ware, unless special arrangements are made otherwise.

8. All orders are subject to a $25.00 delivery fee.

9. Please note that all food and beverage prices are subject

to applicable service charge and sales tax.

NO FOOD/BEVERAGE FROM AN OUTSIDE SOURCE IS ALLOWED IN THE CONVENTION CENTER. ALL FOOD AND BEVERAGE IS SUPPLIED BY CONVENTION HOSPITALITY. .PARTNERS. 22nd Annual Halloween and Attractions Show

March 23-26, 2017 Morning & All Day Beverages Price Date Time Quantity

Fresh Brewed Coffee/Reg or Decaf 40.00/Gallon Starbucks Verona Blend, regular & decaf 44.00/Gallon Hot Water with Tea Bag Assortment or Iced Tea 36.00/Gallon Assorted Soft Drinks 3.50/Each Bottled Water 3.50/Each 5 Gallon Bottled Water with Dispenser 35.00/Each 20 lb. Bag of Ice 12.50/Bag Wine-red, white, blush, sparkling Market Price Domestic Beer 5.00/Each Imported Beer 5.50/Each Breads & Pastries Price Date Time Quantity Muffins/Bagels/Filled Danish 40.00 Doz. Fudge Brownies 32.00/Doz. Fresh Baked Cookies 30.00/Doz. Dessert Bars 38.00/Doz. Assorted Sliced Melons & Berries (to service 20 guests) 140.00 Assortment of Whole Fruit 3.95/Each Reception Bites Price Date Time Quantity Beef Wellington Bites – horseradish cream 4.00/pc Stuffed Mushrooms Fennel sausage and garlic bread crumbs 3.50/pc Spinach and Parmesan Risotto 3.00/pc Lump Crab with Lemon Aioli 4.50/pc Vegetable Crudite w/Dipping Sauce 125.00 (to service 20 guests) Domestic & Imported Cheese w/Crackers with fruit 240.00 garnish (to service 20 guests) Potato Chips/Pretzels/Corn Tortilla Chips 18.50/lb Dry or Honey Roasted Peanuts 24.00/lb Fancy Mixed Nuts 24.00/lb Sumptuous Satays 3.00/Piece Ginger chicken served with sweet chili sauce Sizzling short rib with Thai peanut sauce Coconut curry chicken with mango chutney (reorders are limited) Basil garlic shrimp with chili lime mint sauce 4.00/Piece (reorders are limited) St. Louis’ Original-Toasted Ravioli with marinara sauce 3.00/Piece Garden Fresh Vegetable Basket 7.95 per guest Chef’s colorful selection of the freshest market vegetables, served with buttermilk ranch dip, garlic hummus, fresh basil pesto and assorted crackers and breadsticks Contact your catering representative for additional options 314-342-5243 *Order Requirements Confirmation(s), a contract and credit authorization America’s Center Catering Order Form are sent back for client signature when this form is (Please print clearly when completing the form sent back to the America’s Center catering office. below) Deadline to Place Order: March 10, 2017 Show: 22nd Annual Halloween and Attractions *Payments & Deposits Show Our credit policy requires pre-payment in full for all exhibitor orders.

*Acceptable Forms of Payment-Credit Card Policy Company Name______(print legibly) All clients must complete the credit authorization.

Contact ______All on-site orders and replenishments are paid with

an American Express, Visa or MasterCard. Contact on site______

Cell #______*Delivery Charges All orders are subject to a delivery fee of $25.00. Email______

Address______*Service Charge & Tax A 20% service charge, 8.679% sales tax and 1.5% ______tourism tax will be added to all food and beverage Company Phone______items, equipment rentals, labor fees and

Fax______decoration orders. Missouri law states that the service charge is subject to sales tax. Credit Card Type

 Visa  Amex  MasterCard *Service Assistance Bartenders, Staff Culinarian or Booth Attendant at Number______$100 for a four hour shift minimum. Exp. Date______3 digit Code______(Amex has 4 numbers on front) Name on Card______*Booth Service Rental/Machine Services Please call for further information about Ice Cream Mailing address if different than above. Carts, Espresso, Cappuccino, Popcorn or Smoothies

______in your booth! Table(s) or counter is to be

______provided by exhibitor in booth for service.

Our catering staff will be happy to assist you in preparing a customized proposal according to

your specifications. Kindly call (314) 342-5243 or email [email protected] for more

information.

All Food and Beverage are subject to 20% Service Charge, 8.679% State Sales Tax and 1.5% Tourism Tax.

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Transportation

Lambert–St. Louis International Airport Lambert–St. Louis International Airport Flights St. Louis is situated at the geographic hub of the United On average there are 220 daily departures from St. Louis States. Our location makes it possible for your attendees with 67 non-stop destinations. Eleven airlines, along with to fly to St. Louis from most major U.S. cities in just two their affiliates and charter companies, offer service to/from to three hours. St. Louis.

At Lambert–St. Louis International Airport, a $2.6 billion General Aviation runway expansion project has maximized operational Three general aviation airports – Spirit of St. Louis Airport, capacity and minimized inclement weather delays. A $97.5 St. Louis Downtown Airport and St. Louis Regional Airport – million East Terminal expansion added 12 gates, allowing also serve the metropolitan area. Southwest Airlines the capacity to operate up to 120 additional flight departures per day.

Airlines Serving Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Air Canada Air Choice One Air Tran Alaska Airlines American/American Connection/American Eagle Cape Air Delta/Delta Connection Frontier Airlines Southwest United/United Express USA 3000 USAirways/USAirways Express Southwest Jet at Lambert–St. Louis International Airport

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The Following Cities Have MetroLink Non-Stop Service to/from St. Louis: St. Louis’ light rail system, MetroLink, has been called one of the best mass transit systems in the country. The clean, Birmingham Alabama: efficient trains are a big hit with visitors and locals alike who Arkansas: Little Rock, Jonesboro want to see many of St. Louis’ attractions without a car. The Arizona: Phoenix system – which begins at Lambert–St. Louis International California: Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco Airport and covers 48 miles – ends in suburban Belleville, Canada: Toronto Illinois at Scott Air Force Base/Shiloh and stops at 37 Colorado: Denver Missouri and Illinois stations in between. Liberia Costa Rica: MetroLink’s trains pull into stations near many of St. Louis’ District of Columbia: Washington-National, visitor attractions. These stations, listed in bold, are near the Washington-Dulles following attractions: Clayton – Shaw Park, dining, hotels, Punta Cana Dominican Republic: shopping; Skinker – Washington University, Edison Theatre, Florida: Fort Lauderdale, Fort Meyers, Miami, Mildred Lane Kemper Museum of Art; UM St. Louis North – Orlando, Panama City, Tampa University of Missouri St. Louis, Blanche M. Touhill Performing Atlanta Georgia: Arts Center, Mercantile Library; Delmar/Loop – St. Louis Illinois: Chicago O’Hare, Chicago Midway, Decatur, Walk of Fame, The Loop neighborhood; Forest Park – Zoo, Marion, Quincy Art Museum, History Museum, Science Center; Central West Burlington Iowa: End – Central West End neighborhood, restaurants, Cathedral Jamaica: Montego Bay Basilica of Saint Louis; Grand – Saint Louis University, Cupples Kentucky: Louisville, Owensboro House, Museum of Contemporary Religious Art, Grand Center Louisiana: New Orleans entertainment district theaters, Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts, Maryland: Baltimore Contemporary Art Museum; Union Station – Union Station Massachusetts: Boston festival marketplace, restaurants, entertainment, hotels; Mexico: Cancun, Huatulco, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallerta Civic Center – Scottrade Center arena, City Hall, hotels; Stadium – Busch Stadium, hotels; 8th & Pine – Central Michigan: Detroit, Grand Rapids downtown, restaurants, Kiener Plaza, Old Courthouse, hotels; Minnesota: Minneapolis/St. Paul Convention Center – America’s Center® convention complex, Missouri: Cape Girardeau, Fort Leonard Wood, Kansas City, Kirksville Edward Jones Dome, hotels; Arch/Laclede’s Landing – Lumière Place, historic district, entertainment, President Nebraska: Omaha Casino, restaurants, Gateway Arch, riverboat cruises, hotels. Nevada: Las Vegas New Jersey: Newark, Trenton A one-way ride on MetroLink costs $2.50. Tickets may be New York: New York LaGuardia, J.F.K. purchased and validated at each station. Tickets from the North Carolina: Charlotte, Raleigh/Durham airport station to downtown St. Louis cost $4.00. Day Passes for MetroLink and MetroBus are $7.50. Trains run every seven Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Tulsa minutes during rush hours, every 10 minutes during non-rush Ohio: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus hours and every 15 minutes in the evening during the week. For Portland Oregon: schedule information, dial (314) 231-2345. TTY: (314) 982-1555 Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Tennessee: Nashville Texas: Dallas/Fort Worth, Dallas/Love Field, Houston Hobby, Houston Intercontinental, San Antonio Utah: Salt Lake City Washington: Seattle Wisconsin: Milwaukee St.Louis Convention & Visitors Commission 3

Downtown Trolley There is a new, more economical way to get around downtown St. Louis these days, thanks to the new Downtown Trolley. Colorful Metro buses that have been painted to look like trolleys now travel a circuit that links riders to many of downtown’s most popular destinations, including St. Louis Union Station, Busch Stadium, the America’s Center convention complex, City Museum, and dozens of restaurants and hotels. An all day pass in only $2 and can be purchased in the MetroRide Store located at Seventh Street and Washington Avenue. Visit www.metrostlouis.org for details. MetroBus The Bi-State system serves most areas of St. Louis and St. Louis County. Call the Transit Information Center (314) 231-2345, Monday through Friday, or visit the MetroRide store in the Visitor Information Center at Seventh Street and Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis from 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Buses generally run from 4 a.m. until 2 a.m. The fare is $2.00. Greyhound Bus Lines, (314) 231-4485 or (800) 231-2222, operates service to and from the Gateway Transportation Center located on South 15th Street. St. Louis by Car An easy-to-use network of interstate highways runs through St. Louis making it a short drive to attractions. From the east, I-70, I-64 and I-55 head west across the Poplar Street Bridge MetroLink and into downtown St. Louis. I-70 runs through downtown, past the airport and west through Missouri. I-55 turns south past the Anheuser-Busch brewery and continues through southeastern Missouri. I-64, which the locals call Highway 40, continues west through St. Louis, past Forest Park and to the Missouri River. I-44 begins in St. Louis and runs southwest along the former path of Route 66 to Springfield, Missouri.

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Vans, Taxis & Limousines Go Best Express, (314) 222-5300 or (877) 785-4682, provides van service from Lambert–St. Louis International Airport to downtown hotels for $21 one-way and $37 round-trip. Other area hotels are also served.

Taxi companies maintain stands at the America’s Center convention complex, at the airport and major hotels throughout St. Louis. Taxi drivers are uniformed and their vehicles must meet strict standards enforced by the St. Louis Metropolitan Taxicab Commission including completing a hospitality training program run by the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Interstate 70 near the Dome at America’s Center Commission. Eleven limo services, offering everything from town cars to super-stretch vehicles, also operate in St. Louis. Trains Amtrak provides daily rail service to St. Louis. Stations are located in the St. Louis suburb of Kirkwood and downtown at the new Gateway Transportation Center located on South 15th Street.

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Downtown Parking Downtown St. Louis streets are laid out on a grid pattern with alternating one-way north and southbound streets. Abundant parking – 46,000 spaces – is available in high-rise garages and on surface lots throughout downtown. Additionally, 2,700 metered curbside parking spaces are available on the streets.

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There’s so much to see and do in St. Louis, we thought we’d start you out with a few “must-see options.”

· Ride to the top of the Gateway Arch, towering 630-feet over the Mississippi River.

· Enjoy world-class free attractions, including the Art Museum, Zoo, Science Center, Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Grant’s Farm and the Missouri History Museum.

· Marvel at the Missouri Botanical Garden, one of the world’s top public gardens.

· Free your inner child at The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum, the City Museum and other kid-friendly attractions.

· Cheer for the MLB’s Cardinals and NHL’s Blues.

· Flirt with Lady Luck at one of the area’s six casinos.

· Experience live blues music in dozens of area clubs and taverns.

· Visit the heart of St. Louis through our friendly and charming neighborhoods.

· Take in the art at Laumeier Sculpture Park, the Contemporary Art Museum, the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts, and The Sheldon Concert Hall, Ballroom & Art Galleries.

· Re-discover your heritage at the Old Courthouse, Griot Museum of Black History and Culture and Faust Historic Village.

· Visit the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales at the Anheuser- Busch Brewery.

· Visit an artistic oasis in the heart of downtown. Citygarden offers a vibrant blending of lush plantings and internationally renowned sculpture.

· Fill an extra suitcase during a shopping trip through major malls and antique and collectible stores.

· Check out Ballpark Village across from Busch Stadium.

· Get an adrenaline rush on the world-class roller coasters and thrill rides at Six Flags St. Louis.

· Play Scott Joplin’s ragtime tunes at the composer’s historic home.

· Talk to the animals at Grant’s Farm, Purina Farms, the Wild Canid Survival Center, the World Bird Sanctuary and the Saint Louis Zoo.

· Cruise the mighty Mississippi River on the Tom Sawyer or Becky Thatcher paddle wheeler.

· Count the mosaics at the breathtaking Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis.

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