Las Vegas Convention Center

To start with, there's not much to review, but over the years, I have been to the original convention center and the last 2 years, I have been in the new part- the West Hall.It is absolutely gorgeous! Everything is new, of course, but you can really see the attention to detail everywhere. From the convention hall itself to all the breakout rooms, impressive. There are loads of stairs, escalators and elevators to get you around and up and down. There are several food options in the food court area. One thing I really liked is the way the designer made sure to be able to bring in sunshine from outside, it makes quite a difference!Yes, it is huge and takes a while to walk around, but hey, that's the nature of a convention center!

Quality/Quantity - Huge convention center, 3.2m square feet. 144 meeting rooms.Can host 200k+ visitors.Best to travel via shuttle!Bottlenecks everywhere, so plan for extra time.The good news is that there was so much police monitoring traffic.Atmosphere - Crazy busy during convention time! Service - Okay. Most people are friendly. Many are stressed out, due to the "environment" of conventions.Price - Depends on the convention.Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1957. It is good to see your growth/expansions, but you really need to do something to improve the traffic issue.Expansion years - 1971, 1990, 1998, 2002, 2021.

3 days in a row at this place, spent over an hour trying to find parking.. to be turned away to park at the Westgate.Absolutely crazy that they keep building on but cannot accommodate for parking.Other than the parking.. this is a nice facility with plenty of food options unless you need to stay past 7pm because everything closed. (Our event lasted until 10pm)

The convention center is rather large with many simultaneous events occurring at the same time. I was here for a volleyball tournament and despite the noise, there was almost always a quiet space to escape, which I appreciated. Food is extremely overpriced and parking is a hassle but there are little options if you're attending an event here. Overall the building was clean and very well maintained.

It's home to a lot of shows. The magic and hardwork it takes to turn a blank convention floor into a trade show is the many many long hours of the set up and tear down crew. It doesn't make a difference if it's SEMA, World of Concrete, KBIS or the Hardware show, it's a marvel as to how it's done. The current construction at the main entrance - central is a pain but can't wait to see what they have done when it's done.

The Vegas convention center is massive. The Tesla shuttles are making it easier to navigate, but the parking lots get full and it's a very long walk from hall to hall. The bathrooms are a bit old and outdated and could use some love. Lots of awesome events going on here.

The Las Vegas Convention center or LVCC is one of, if not the largest convention center in the world. This thing is massive. My Lyft Driver even asked which part of the center I'd be going to? I replied, "West Hall, why?" She explained that the LVCC is so big that the south hall for example is like a 25-minute walk, away! She went on to talk about "The Loop" underneath, which is a transport area, according to her exclusive to Tesla's, that transport people around the halls.Even stepping inside the West Hall I could tell how massive the venue is. I came for the Evolution series tournament or "EVO" for short. It is the largest fighting game competition in the world and annually, thousands of people from all over come to compete and/or spectate in fighting games. It has grown so much in the past 10 years that it has moved from Mandalay Bay to here, and it seemed to do well fitting so much over the 3-day event.Special thanks to all the workers and security who helped to manage this humongous convention center.

Make food available from both sides at your mini cafe near the main entrance Add basics to the rooms like a microwave or coffee maker. Coffee is $6 a cup in the center !Everything else is expensive too. $14, plus tax plus tip for a gin and tonic!Buy at local markets or bring your own food & beverages My Friends had bed bugs in their room. They were moved to a suite - check the beds!The diver of the taxi cab at west gate had "attitude" and a dirty beat up car. Suggest you take uber

I came to this convention center for EVO during the summerThe parking lot filled up before 10 am. I was able to find parking down the street (5 min walk) for $20. The food court was good, $20 on average per meal. The facilities were clean all throughout the day.It was quite spacious, given the 13,000 expected to be in attendance. There were plenty of vendors, a freeplay area, riot games, etc.It was a hell of a fun time. I got some sick stickers, an anime themed license plate, etc. I was surprised that there was a line for the water station.

Las Vegas Convention Center is one of my favorite locations to go to for conferences in Las Vegas. The space is huge! I recently went to the Las Vegas Convention Center for the Lvlup Expo, which is located in the West Hall. The West Hall is next to Siegel's Bagelmania Las Vegas. The parking lot structure for the West Hall is parking lot V. Current prices for the day are typically $15.00 for parking at the Las Vegas Convention Center.The event was well organized at the Las Vegas Convention Center! The Las Vegas convention Center West Hall is one of the newer addons to the Convention Center! Typical classroom capacity in the West Hall is around 800 per room! The West Hall is extremely large! There are a few different methods you can use to travel to the West Hall, such as the Vegas Loop and the Vegas Monorail! This is a great convention center!