Anaheim Convention Center, Convention center in Anaheim, US
The Anaheim Convention Center is a convention facility in California with ballrooms, meeting spaces, and a multi-purpose hall. The complex combines exhibition floors with an arena and outdoor areas for large gatherings.
The center opened in 1967 as a basketball and convention venue and has since undergone several expansions. It served as an Olympic competition site for wrestling in 1984.
The center hosts major industry events like the NAMM Show, Natural Products Expo West, VidCon, BlizzCon, and multiple entertainment conventions throughout the year.
Several hotels border the grounds directly and offer additional event spaces. The location beside leisure attractions makes travel and lodging manageable for visitors.
The facility was repurposed as a mass vaccination site in 2021. Before that, it had united trade shows, sports events, and pop culture conferences under one roof for decades.
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