Planning a meeting in Las Vegas or attending a convention in Las Vegas and having to organize satellite events?
| Outdoor Facilities |
Outdoor events are a great way for planners to be creative and to stay fresh. Las Vegas is a city with a low amount of rainfall and plenty of sun, making it an ideal location for outdoor corporate events. It’s also a city with many viable outdoor spaces. Most restaurants and meeting facilities have patios available for event bookings, making it possible for planners to organize memorable outdoor events throughout the city.
The Grand Plaza at the World Market Center Las Vegas is a breathtaking space that opens up to the sky above. The 50,000 square-foot plaza is perfect for large-scale events, such as benefit concerts and employee appreciation festivals. They SkyView Terrace is an excellent space for al fresco events of all varieties from dinners to mixers to networking socials. The glass walls offer guests beautiful sights of the Las Vegas skyline for a meeting experience that can’t be replicated in any other city.
The Grand Plaza at the World Market Center Las Vegas is a breathtaking space that opens up to the sky above. The 50,000 square-foot plaza is perfect for large-scale events, such as benefit concerts and employee appreciation festivals. They SkyView Terrace is an excellent space for al fresco events of all varieties from dinners to mixers to networking socials. The glass walls offer guests beautiful sights of the Las Vegas skyline for a meeting experience that can’t be replicated in any other city.
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