Phoenix Convention Center

Convention Center in Phoenix, AZ, United States

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CVB Name:	Visit Phoenix
URL:	http://www.visitphoenix.com/meeting-planners/index.aspx
Top Reasons to Visit:	1. It’s easy and affordable to fly here: More than 1,200 aircraft arrive and depart Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport each day. Sky Harbor also is a hub for two low-cost carriers (Southwest and US Airways), so you get value with all that volume. Another perk at our airport: free WiFi, everywhere for everybody. 2. Getting around is a breeze: The airport is located four miles from the Phoenix Convention Center and 10 miles from Scottsdale. A one-way pass on METRO light rail costs $2, and the typical taxi fare from the airport to downtown hotels is $15. 3. Guest rooms galore: Greater Phoenix is home to about 500 hotels and 62,000 guest rooms. Many of these rooms are found at beautiful resorts with full-service conference facilities, while others are located within walking distance of the convention center or light rail line.

Number of Hotel Rooms Within One Mile of Convention Center:	3,500
Largest Convention Hotel:	Sheraton Grand Phoenix
Hotels Within One Mile of Convention Center:	16
Total Number of Guest Rooms:	62,000

Served by International Flights (y/n):	Yes
Number of Miles from Downtown:	4

Address

100 N Third St
Phoenix AZ 85004
United States

GPS coordinates:

Lat	33.44936
Long	-112.0694545

Websitephoenixconventioncenter.com/
TypeConvention Center
LocationPhoenix, Arizona, US
Total Events476

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The more than 60 conventions hosted at the Phoenix Convention Center in 2016 had an estimated $318 million economic impact.
Since 2009, the Phoenix Convention Center has generated more than 2 million hotel room nights for the community.
Since 2009, the Phoenix convention Center has hosted all of the major sporting events, including: the NBA All-Star Jam Session, WWE Wrestlemania Fan Axxess, the MLB All-Star FanFest, the NFL Experience, the College Football Playoff FanFestival, and the 20
Since opening in 1972, the Phoenix Convention Center has been renovated and expanded twice to result in a facility three times the size of the original.