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Meetings Guide Costa Mesa Official Meetings Guide COSTA MESA OFFICIA L MEETINGS GUIDE MEETINGS COSTA MESA OFFICIAL MEETINGS GUIDE C A LIFORNIA GETTING AROUND Traveling to Costa Mesa is quick, easy and convenient. B MAIN BEAR HARBOR F RISTOL EUCLID AIR ™ VIEW 5 MEET in the City of the Arts SEGERSTROM CENTER 5 CENTER CLUB DISNEYLAND® RESORT FOR THE ARTS THUR ORANGE COUNTY (13mi / 21km) MACAR A FWY H SOUTH COAST A A MES Y V . AR L Ontario International REPERTORY ST A AKIOKA O Airport (ONT) N TS 1 S C D SOUTH (51mi/82km) LOS ANGELES The OWER 8 ON SUNFL COAST 11 ANT Los Angeles Airport (LAX) OC Metro Whittier Law School PLAZA SAN DIE MAIN (41 miles/66 kilometers) Mix Pointe GO FW SoCo California Scenario Y 40 COAST 5 • Universal Studios Hollywood Collection SOUTH Welcome ................................................................................................................................. (50 miles/ 80 kilometers) SAN DIE ................................4-5 GO FWY 5 • HollywoodELLIS Walk of Fame / 405 6 Your Events in Costa Grauman’s Mesa Chinese Theatre..............................................................................................................................PAULARINO 6-9 RED HILL (50 miles/80 kilometers) • Staples Center The CAMP (42 miles/67 kilometers) The Art of Fashion .................................................................................................................................10 ......... 10-13 BEA The LAB R E BAKER Costa Mesa High School/ The Art of Dining .................................................................................................................................D ........... 14-18 Long Beach R Jack Hammett Sport Complex E John Wayne Airport, Airport (LGB) V Orange County (SNA) (23mi/37km) A Volcom Skate Park S S C (4.5mi/ 7km) E M O A R Nightlife .....................................................................................................................................................................M D ark O 19 A TeWinkle P N A Huntington Orange Coast College ON DE Beach T L Estancia Park ARLING 2 MA SAN DIEGO The Art of the Stage(7mi / 11km) .................................................................................................................................OC Fair & ....20-23R MES ME C FW SanN. BRIS DiegoT Airport (SAN) RRIMA Event Center A Y (88 7 miles/141 kilometers) 3 S 3 OL r E . BRIST Art Walk ................................................................................................................................e Costa Mesa .....................................DEL MAR VIN 24 • San Diego Zoo v IR OL i Country (85 miles/136 kilometers) R Vanguard FAIR MONTE VIST a a Club University • SeaWorld San Diego n A (85 miles/136 kilometers) Museums and Cultural AttractionsFairview ................................................................................................................25 A ta Park n a Play .................................................................................................................................S 4........................................26-27 ON Laguna Beach WILS Estancia High School/ VD (18mi/ 29km) HARBOR ND Jim Scott Stadium VICTORIA Stay .................................................................................................................................T BL .......................................28-51 7 Calendar of Events ...............................................................................................................................................NEWPOR 52 The Triangle Talbert TH Nature TH City Map ...................................................................................................................................................................Preserve PLA 53 CENTIA 17th St Promenade OOKHURST TH BR 9 TH COSTA MESA SUPERIOR A ANA CITY OF THE A RTSTM Newport Beach ANT S VINE (2mi/ 3km) Information listed in this guide is subject to change. Please check travelcostamesa.com or the respectiveIR websites for the most up-to-date PA VER 1 HOTELS information. All information listed is not paidCI Fadvertisement. All business/restaurants listings are not inclusive of or do not fully represent IC DO CO AST HWY 1 Avenue of the Arts all of what Costa Mesa has to offer. 1 CLIFF 2 Ayres Hotel & Suites Beach 3 Best Western PlusTHUR Key VIA LIDO 4 BLVD Hotel CAR Shopping Lido Isle 5 Crowne PlazaMA Parks Newport Bay Balboa Island Freeways 6 Hilton BALBOA 7 Holiday Inn Express Highways Peninsula Park & Suites Major streets Newport Beach Pier 8 Marriott Costa Mesa City Limits Balboa Pier 9 Ramada Waterways LO• S ANGELES COSTA MESA 10 Airports Residence Inn by Marriott SAN DIEGO Paci c Ocean Schools * • 11 The Westin South Coast Plaza Map is for reference use only and should not be used for exacting measurement of distance, direction or tracking. Not to scale. BY CAR: Take the 405 freeway National ..............................................800.227.7368 Amtrak ...................................800.872.7245 south from Los Angeles or north SNA Auto Rental...............877.342.4477 Metrolink ..............................800.371.5465 from San Diego. Thrifty ....................................800.367.2277 TRANSPORTATION HUB: Advantage ...........................800.777.5500 Yellow Cab Company ..........714.999.9999 Firebird, Segerstrom Center for the Arts Alamo ...........................................800.462.5266 ARTIC BY BUS: Orange County Anaheim Regional Transportation Avis ............................................800.331.1212 Transportation Authority Intermodal Center offers connections Budget .........................................800.527.0700 714.636.7433 octa.net Dollar .................................... 800.800.3665 via OCTA, Metrolink, Amtrak, ART, Enterprise.............................800.736.8222 BY TRAIN: The nearest train Greyhound & taxi. Hertz ........................................800.654.3131 station is the Santa Ana Station. 714.385.5100 articinfo.com 3 2 TRAVELCOSTAMESA.COM COSTA MESA OFFICIALCOSTA MEETINGS MESA MEETINGS GUIDE GUIDE| TABLE |OF GETTING CONTENTS HERE 3 53 WELCOME to COSTA MESA COSTA MESA, is the perfect location for a unique, memorable meeting or incentive event. Orange County’s 300+ days of sunshine and moderate climate will give your guests a seamless event experience. Along with the city’s walkability, your guests will enjoy a variety of award-winning dining options, world-class shopping, performing arts and luxurious comfort at some of the top hotels in Southern California. Art, music, and theater are some famous attractions Southern California is “Top Chef”. Enjoy fine dining at Mastro’s of Costa Mesa’s signature activities, known for, including spectacular beaches Steakhouse, the critically acclaimed underscoring its reputation as and the Disneyland® Resort. For your Shanghainese dumpling restaurant the City of the Arts™ . Costa Mesa attendees, Costa Mesa offers a wide Din Tai Fung, or award-winning French is truly the cultural epicenter variety of hotels to accommodate bistro Marché Moderne. of Orange County, attracting every budget, from well-branded names visitors from around the world to to stylish boutique offerings. Select experience the Art of Fashion, hotels offer daily round-trip shuttle the Art of Dining, the Art of the service to nearby Disneyland® Resort. Stage and the Art of Play. Enjoy incredible plays and concerts at Costa Mesa’s Mediterranean climate, Segerstrom Center for the Arts, one of with warm, moderate summers and cool the largest arts complexes in the U.S. The winters, makes the city an ideal year- venue showcases significant national and round destination for your group meeting international productions of music, dance Hilton’s Technology Lounge and incentive events. Your guests will and theater by top theater companies love our Southern California hospitality and legendary artists. 5 REASONS TO SELECT and a selection of exceptional hotels Shopping is king in Costa Mesa. COSTA MESA AS YOUR from the world’s most recognizable South Coast Plaza, one of the most GROUP DESTINATION brands including Starwood, Marriott comprehensive luxury shopping 1. Home to the best shopping, and Hilton. The uniqueness of Costa destinations in the world, offers more dining and performing arts in Orange County Mesa’s event space is unparalleled. Select than 250 boutiques and more than from an elegant event overlooking the 30 restaurants, including Chanel, Gucci 2. Comfortable, renovated hotel options to meet your budget architectural mastery of Segerstrom and Louis Vuitton. Or if your guests enjoy 3. A warm, hospitable city eager Center for the Arts or a casual event at local boutique shopping, there’s plenty to welcome your attendees the OC Fair and Event Center for large- of one-of-a-kind items to be found at 4. Unique, versatile indoor and scale groups. Our versatility and event The OC Mix, The LAB, or The CAMP. outdoor meeting space Looking for planning experience will ensure your event exceptional dining 5. Central location from which to goes off seamlessly. And with its central during your visit? There’s Vaca, a Spanish experience all that Southern location, Costa Mesa is the perfect spot restaurant from executive chef Amar California has to offer to allow your guests to see the world- Santana, a star contestant on Bravo TV’s 4 TRAVELCOSTAMESA.COM COSTA MESA OFFICIAL MEETINGS GUIDE | WELCOME 5 Whether hosting a business A Tribute Portfolio Hotel can host special by the majority of our Costa Mesa meeting, incentive getaway or events, parties and
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