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Greater Columbus Convention Center FACT SHEET Everything you need for a successful convention, meeting or sporting event is in a vibrant, walkable destination: Greater Columbus Convention Center 1.8 million square feet | 373,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space | 10,000 square feet of outdoor event space 3 ballrooms | 75 meeting rooms – 9 rooms with outside windows | Show offices overlooking exhibit halls KultureCity Certified Sensory Inclusive | Managed by ASM Global As of 2022: 5,000+ hotel rooms downtown Safe, walkable convention district 4,700+ parking spaces 2,700 connected/adjacent More than a dozen food and drink offerings in two café areas and throughout the concourse Discovery Café Gourmet fare with local flair Smartfarm and the CBUS Tap Room Largest contemporary Yields 5,000 lbs. of fresh produce annually for South Café & Marketplace collection of Central Ohio art catering and other food options in the center An array of quick service cuisine, from Displayed boldly throughout the center, (unused items are donated to local charities) pizza to sandwiches to sushi and more the art represents professional and emerging local artists OHIO CENTER GARAGE FLOOR PLAN OVERVIEW SKY BRIDGE BATTELLE MEZZANINE 5 LOADING DOCKS LEVEL 4 OHIO CENTER GARAGE SKY BRIDGE BATTELLE GRAND BALLROOM 35 LOADING DOCKS HYATT REGENCY LEVEL 3 BALLROOM GOODALE GARAGE SKY BRIDGE NURSING EXHIBIT HALLS MOTHER’S (accessible from Level 1) ROOM SOUTH ATRIUM SHOW OFFICE LEVEL 2 LORIMER HALL A CONNECTOR SUITE SHOW OFFICE UPPER D HALL C POD BUS LOOP CROWNE PLAZA SKY BRIDGE SHORT NORTH BALLROOM HALL D UPPER B POD UPPER A POD HILTON SKY BRIDGE 82,000 SQ. FT. DRURY INN SKY BRIDGE LEVEL 1 SOUTH CAFÉ & MARKETPLACE HALL A HALL B 98,000 SQ. FT. HALL C 118,000 SQ. FT. KEY 72,000 SQ. FT. = Exhibit Halls D POD = Meeting Rooms TO HYATT MAIN CONCOURSE REGENCY = Ballrooms DISCOVERY LOBBY NORTH CAFÉ UNION ATRIUM STATION BALLROOM ARNOLD = Hyatt Regency PLAZA Meeting Rooms NATIONWIDE BLVD NATIONWIDE GOODALE STREET GOODALE C POD B POD A POD = Show Oces HIGH STREET = Air Wall CAPACITY CHART SPACE: Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Height Theater Set Classroom Round Tables 10x10 Booths Exhibit Hall A 98,000 268’ x 356’ 30’ 6,200 5,800 530 Exhibit Hall B 118,000 332’ x 356’ 30’ 7,200 7,000 630 Exhibit Hall C 72,000 235’ x 296’ 30’ 4,140 4,140 361 Exhibit Hall D 82,000 236’ x 358’ 30’ 5,150 4,630 379 Halls A-D have 373,000 sq. ft. of contiguous space Battelle Grand Ballroom 74,000 176’x280’ 33’ 5,411 Battelle Grand Main Floor 50,000 176’ x 280’ 33’ 4,368 2,644 2,520 322 Battelle Grand North 28,319 176’ x 160’ 33’ 2,508 1,508 1,320 105 Battelle Grand South 21,681 176’x120’ 33’ 1,708 1,024 840 81 Battelle Grand Room A 6,278 86’ x 73’ 33’ 559 360 360 Battelle Grand Room B 5,882 86’ x 68’ 33’ 559 344 300 Battelle Grand Room C 16,721 176’ x 74’ 33’ 904 560 550 Battelle Grand Balcony 24,000 34’ wide 17’ 1,043* 1,040 96 Battelle Grand Balcony North 16000 34’ wide 17’ 750 61 Battelle Grand Balcony South 8,000 34’ wide 17’ 260 32 *On tiered bleachers Union Station Ballroom A-C 25,000 125’ x 180’ 19.5’ 3,088 1,920 1,620 122 Union Station Ballroom A 6,250 50’ x 125’ 23’ 510 496 310 22 Union Station Ballroom B 12,500 90’ x 125’ 24.5’ 915 800 640 50 Union Station Ballroom C 6,250 48’ x 125’ 19.5’ 464 440 320 20 Union Station Ballroom A-B 18,750 140’ x 125’ 23’ 2,297 1,272 1,040 82 Union Station Ballroom B-C 18,750 128’ x 125’ 19.5’ 2,247 1,168 1,040 82 Short North Ballroom A-B 14,729 131’ x 110’ 21’ 1,539 1,066 900 62 Short North Ballroom A 7,370 67’ x 110’ 21’ 741 546 470 33 Short North Ballroom B 7,260 66’ x 110’ 21’ 798 520 430 29 SPACE: Sq. Ft. Range Sq. Ft. Total SPACE: Sq. Ft. Range Sq. Ft. Total Ohio Center 5 rooms 1,147 - 2,855 9,691 A Pod 26 rooms 802 - 1,509 26,601 Eisenman-Trott 2 rooms 943 1,886 B Pod 22 rooms 395 - 1,950 16,517.50 C Pod 11 rooms 960 - 1,560 13,810 D Pod 9 rooms 920 - 1,389 9,899 COLUMBUS 14th Largest City in the Country One of the nation’s most creative, exciting and forward-thinking cities, Columbus is celebrated for its incredible arts, entertainment, fashion and culinary offerings. ACCESSIBLE Nearly half of the U.S. population is within a one-hour flight or one-day drive of Columbus. John Glenn Columbus International Airport is just 10 minutes from downtown and offers more than 150 daily, nonstop departures to more than 40 destinations. AirConnect buses circulate every 30 minutes between the airpor, downtown hotels and the convention center. Columbus is located at the crossroads of two major interstate highways: I-70 and I-71. As a result, many attendees can easily drive. WALKABLE Columbus is an easy, walkable convention destination with galleries, shops, dining, nightlife, sports and hotels across the street from the convention center in the Short North Arts District and Arena District. Downtown, Franklinton, the Brewery District and German Village are within 10 blocks of the center or 10 stops on the free CBUS Downtown Circulator. DOWNTOWN HOTELS, FACILITIES AND KEY ATTRACTIONS Topiary Cleveland Ave. Park 71 T Grant Ave. N 6th St. 6th N Gay St. Gay Rich St. Main St. State St. State Town St. Town Long St. St. Long E. 5th Ave. Ave. E. 3rd E. 2nd Ave. Mound St. E. Beck St. Kossuth St. Kossuth Whittier St. Whittier Mt. Vernon Ave. Mt. Vernon Thurman Ave. Thurman R St. E. Sycamore Schiller E. Livingston Ave. E. Livingston 4th St. 4th St. German Park Village Meeting G M Haus Summit St. 3rd St. 3rd St. Greater D Q E L Ohio Columbus Columbus g E. 4th Ave. Convention Statehouse Commons Center + C P K I B A High St. S High St. F B J N O Park St. Park St. Front St. Front St. Front St. H Goodale Scioto Park Nationwide River Bicentennial Arena Park Short St. Vine St. Vine McFerson Spring St. W. 1st Ave. 1st W. W. 5th Ave. W. W. 3rd Ave. 3rd W. W. 4th Ave. W. W. 2nd Ave. W. Buttles Ave. 670 Hubbard Ave. Hubbard Commons Nationwide Blvd. Blvd. Nationwide Rich St. COSI 70 National Main St. North Neil Ave. Bank Park Veterans Memorial EXPRESS Huntington and Museum LIVE! Park Approximately Scioto Audubon 10-Minute Walk Metro Park Scioto River State St. State Town St. Town Broad St. Broad = COTA CBUS Route Michigan Ave. 71 315 Spring St. 315 = Visitor Center A. Hyatt Regency Columbus F. Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus L. Residence Inn by Marriott Q. Sheraton Columbus at 633 rooms | connected Downtown Columbus Downtown Capitol Square B. Hilton Columbus Downtown 179 rooms | adjacent 126 rooms | 5 blocks 403 rooms | 7 blocks 532 rooms | connected G. Red Roof PLUS+ Columbus M. Renaissance Columbus Downtown R. Holiday Inn Columbus B+ Hilton Columbus Downtown Downtown - Convention Center Hotel Downtown Capitol Square Expansion (opening in 2022) 143 rooms | adjacent 408 rooms | 5 blocks 240 rooms | 8 blocks 468 rooms | connected H. AC Hotel (opening in 2020) N. Hotel LeVeque, Autograph S. The Westin Great (1,000 rooms total) 160 rooms | 1 block Collection Southern Columbus C. Crowne Plaza Columbus Downtown I. Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph 155 rooms | 5 blocks 188 rooms | 10 blocks 420 rooms | connected 135 rooms | 2 blocks O. DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel T. Home2 Suites by Hilton D. Drury Inn & Suites Columbus J. Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Downtown Columbus Downtown Convention Center Columbus Downtown 194 rooms | 6 blocks 106 rooms | 16 blocks 180 rooms | connected 150 rooms | 3 blocks P. Moxy Columbus Short North E. Canopy by Hilton Columbus K. Graduate Columbus 118 rooms | 6 blocks Downtown Short North 171 rooms | 4 blocks 168 rooms | adjacent.
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