Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, Long Beach, California, United States of America
Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center is a modernized convention center in the downtown waterfront with harbor views. It is located in Long Beach, California, with 400,000 sq ft of exhibition and meeting room space. It also includes the Terrace Theater with 3,000 seats, The Beverly O'Neil Theatre with 800 seats, the Long Beach Arena with 13,000 seats, and the 45,000 square feet of fully flexible event space, the Pacific Room. The Center hosted prominent events such as volleyball in 1984 Summer Olympic Games, first NHL Game, one season indoor soccer of North American Soccer League, a concert of the Eagles, 1990 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship, the FIRST Robotics Competition and will host handball of the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Visiting Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center gives you more fun things to do around the area. The Aquarium of the Pacific is a tourism favorite for aquatic fanatics. Men, on the other hand, usually gather around the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona or to the various golf centers in the city. The Center itself is surrounded by different entertainment and recreational establishments that attract tourists and locals alike. Tourists get to the Center through the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) or the Long Beach Municipal Airport (LGB). The best Long Beach hotels include The Varden Hotel, being the top-rated hotel with breakfast included and other amenities and freebies. For those who want to stay close to the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, The Westin Long Beach gives you the closest accommodation with free cancellation and reserve now, pay at stay option, and other exciting features. The Hyatt Regency Long Beach is one of the closest hotels in the area. The 4-star hotel offers a 24/7 fitness center, bellhop/porter services, free wired/wireless internet, and an outdoor pool. From Long Beach, you can tour the nearby cities of Venice and Universal City.
