Plan Your Next Event in Dallas
Dallas Delivers.
Dallas at a glance
Average hotel room cost
USD 112
Average meal cost
USD 64
Largest hotel
1,841 rooms
Total hotels
230
Total rooms
34,291
Number of convention centers
1
Convention center space
1,386,099 sq. ft.
Largest convention room
203,000 sq. ft.
Highlights of Dallas
1. Arts and Culture
Dallas is home to largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation, spanning 68 acres and 19 blocks with plenty to take in. Take a stroll through the district to visit some of Dallas’ most significant cultural landmarks — they’re all conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Dallas.
2. Outdoors
Staying active in Dallas is easy thanks to more than 350 parks and 160 miles of biking and hiking trails. The 5.2-acre Klyde Warren Park, a central green space in the middle of a bustling downtown scene, delivers a comprehensive activities calendar for locals and visitors.
3. Nightlife
Dallas comes alive after dark with a wealth of live music attractions, restaurants, bars, and comedy clubs. Groups can visit breweries and indulge in any cuisine imaginable in Trinity Groves, Deep Ellum and more; all a short distance from the city center.
1. Arts and Culture
Dallas is home to largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation, spanning 68 acres and 19 blocks with plenty to take in. Take a stroll through the district to visit some of Dallas’ most significant cultural landmarks — they’re all conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Dallas.
2. Outdoors
Staying active in Dallas is easy thanks to more than 350 parks and 160 miles of biking and hiking trails. The 5.2-acre Klyde Warren Park, a central green space in the middle of a bustling downtown scene, delivers a comprehensive activities calendar for locals and visitors.
3. Nightlife
Dallas comes alive after dark with a wealth of live music attractions, restaurants, bars, and comedy clubs. Groups can visit breweries and indulge in any cuisine imaginable in Trinity Groves, Deep Ellum and more; all a short distance from the city center.
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Convention Centers
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas (KBHCCD) offers over one million square feet of exhibit space. It is one of the largest in the country, but offers flexible spaces that make it just as suited for large tradeshows and international conventions as for intimate business meetings and corporate functions. Events can take advantage of 726,726 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, including a 203,000-square-foot, column-free exhibit hall – the largest in the United States. Additional venue options include the 9,816-seat arena, 1,750-seat theater, two ballrooms, and 96 meeting rooms.
Blending form and function, KBHCCD is not just a practical choice for major events, but also a beautiful one. Welcoming guests to the center is Pioneer Plaza, where one of the largest bronze sculptures in the world re-creates a Texas cattle drive with 40 longhorns and three cowboys. Inside, terrazzo flooring and art depicting the history of Dallas and its residents create an inviting setting for attendees.
For events large and small, the convention center provides state-of-the-art technology that keeps visitors connected. In fact, it was the first wireless convention center in the world, and remains one of the fastest with its Cisco-Certified system. Other amenities include a fiber-optic transmission system for audio and video broadcasts throughout the center, catering by award-winning chefs of Centerplate, three permanent first aid rooms, and two gift shops, in addition to souvenirs, small parcel shipping, copying, and faxing.
In late 2011, the city of Dallas debuted the center's headquarters hotel. Connected to the Dallas Convention Center by sky bridge, the Omni Dallas Hotel has 1,001 guest rooms and incorporates more than 110,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Included among its 40 meeting rooms are the Dallas and Trinity ballrooms, boasting 32,000 and 15,000 square feet, respectively. The hotel also hosts an impressive lineup of dining options, and recently added four more restaurants just outside of the hotel and in walking distance of KBHCCD. Add in access to DART, with a station just outside the convention center, and meetings at KBHCCD are as easy as they come.
Blending form and function, KBHCCD is not just a practical choice for major events, but also a beautiful one. Welcoming guests to the center is Pioneer Plaza, where one of the largest bronze sculptures in the world re-creates a Texas cattle drive with 40 longhorns and three cowboys. Inside, terrazzo flooring and art depicting the history of Dallas and its residents create an inviting setting for attendees.
For events large and small, the convention center provides state-of-the-art technology that keeps visitors connected. In fact, it was the first wireless convention center in the world, and remains one of the fastest with its Cisco-Certified system. Other amenities include a fiber-optic transmission system for audio and video broadcasts throughout the center, catering by award-winning chefs of Centerplate, three permanent first aid rooms, and two gift shops, in addition to souvenirs, small parcel shipping, copying, and faxing.
In late 2011, the city of Dallas debuted the center's headquarters hotel. Connected to the Dallas Convention Center by sky bridge, the Omni Dallas Hotel has 1,001 guest rooms and incorporates more than 110,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Included among its 40 meeting rooms are the Dallas and Trinity ballrooms, boasting 32,000 and 15,000 square feet, respectively. The hotel also hosts an impressive lineup of dining options, and recently added four more restaurants just outside of the hotel and in walking distance of KBHCCD. Add in access to DART, with a station just outside the convention center, and meetings at KBHCCD are as easy as they come.
Convention center space
434224 sq. ft.
Largest room space
203000 sq. ft.
Largest exhibit space
1000000 sq. ft.
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas (KBHCCD) offers over one million square feet of exhibit space. It is one of the largest in the country, but offers flexible spaces that make it just as suited for large tradeshows and international conventions as for intimate business meetings and corporate functions. Events can take advantage of 726,726 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, including a 203,000-square-foot, column-free exhibit hall – the largest in the United States. Additional venue options include the 9,816-seat arena, 1,750-seat theater, two ballrooms, and 96 meeting rooms.
Blending form and function, KBHCCD is not just a practical choice for major events, but also a beautiful one. Welcoming guests to the center is Pioneer Plaza, where one of the largest bronze sculptures in the world re-creates a Texas cattle drive with 40 longhorns and three cowboys. Inside, terrazzo flooring and art depicting the history of Dallas and its residents create an inviting setting for attendees.
For events large and small, the convention center provides state-of-the-art technology that keeps visitors connected. In fact, it was the first wireless convention center in the world, and remains one of the fastest with its Cisco-Certified system. Other amenities include a fiber-optic transmission system for audio and video broadcasts throughout the center, catering by award-winning chefs of Centerplate, three permanent first aid rooms, and two gift shops, in addition to souvenirs, small parcel shipping, copying, and faxing.
In late 2011, the city of Dallas debuted the center's headquarters hotel. Connected to the Dallas Convention Center by sky bridge, the Omni Dallas Hotel has 1,001 guest rooms and incorporates more than 110,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Included among its 40 meeting rooms are the Dallas and Trinity ballrooms, boasting 32,000 and 15,000 square feet, respectively. The hotel also hosts an impressive lineup of dining options, and recently added four more restaurants just outside of the hotel and in walking distance of KBHCCD. Add in access to DART, with a station just outside the convention center, and meetings at KBHCCD are as easy as they come.
Blending form and function, KBHCCD is not just a practical choice for major events, but also a beautiful one. Welcoming guests to the center is Pioneer Plaza, where one of the largest bronze sculptures in the world re-creates a Texas cattle drive with 40 longhorns and three cowboys. Inside, terrazzo flooring and art depicting the history of Dallas and its residents create an inviting setting for attendees.
For events large and small, the convention center provides state-of-the-art technology that keeps visitors connected. In fact, it was the first wireless convention center in the world, and remains one of the fastest with its Cisco-Certified system. Other amenities include a fiber-optic transmission system for audio and video broadcasts throughout the center, catering by award-winning chefs of Centerplate, three permanent first aid rooms, and two gift shops, in addition to souvenirs, small parcel shipping, copying, and faxing.
In late 2011, the city of Dallas debuted the center's headquarters hotel. Connected to the Dallas Convention Center by sky bridge, the Omni Dallas Hotel has 1,001 guest rooms and incorporates more than 110,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Included among its 40 meeting rooms are the Dallas and Trinity ballrooms, boasting 32,000 and 15,000 square feet, respectively. The hotel also hosts an impressive lineup of dining options, and recently added four more restaurants just outside of the hotel and in walking distance of KBHCCD. Add in access to DART, with a station just outside the convention center, and meetings at KBHCCD are as easy as they come.
Convention center space
434224 sq. ft.
Largest room space
203000 sq. ft.
Largest exhibit space
1000000 sq. ft.