New Orleans has certainly come a long way since the Spanish Conquistadors (the city's first "tourists") explored the Louisiana Territory before Bienville claimed the City of New Orleans for France in 1718.
New Orleans' reputation as an "international city" is also firmly rooted in history, with its melange of cultures and ethnic influences.
In a city where old-world tradition and progress happily co-exist, there is no more relevant example of the city's "renaissance" than the expansion of the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans.
By 1996, planned Phase III Expansion will extend this tremendous facility to 1.1 million square feet of contiguous exhibit space on one level -- under one roof.
Best of all, the Morial Convention Center is within walking distance of such attendance-enhancing features as 16,000 first-class hotel rooms, some of the world's great restaurants, entertainment, shopping areas and major attractions like the French Quarter and the Aquarium of the Americas.
You can also relax in our 400-seat Atrium Restaurant/Lounge, surrounded by shimmering glass block walls and plush decor.
We'll tempt your palate with Crawfish Cardinale, Chicken and Andouille Gumbo, Blackened Redfish, Praline Crepes and many other Cajun/Creole favorites you've heard so much about!
From general sessions to concerts, from theme parties to indoor Mardi Gras parades, our flying sound systems, theatrical lighting, multi-level staging, giant-screen video enhancement and sophisticated telecommunications will guarantee success.
The Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans is bigger, spicier, and jzaaier. And better equipped than ever to make your next meeting a success.
Convention Center Specifications
Second Level City Side Meeting Room Seating Capacities
Second Level River Side Meeting Room Seating Capacities
Third Level Seating Capacities
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