Orange County Convention Center
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9800 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819
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(407) 685-9800 (800) 345-9845
Known as "The Center of Hospitality", the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) is the second largest convention facility in North America. With 2.1 million square feet of exhibition space and 235 breakout meeting rooms, the OCCC offers the flexibility and design necessary to host events of every size and type.
Committed to sustainability, the OCCC is the largest convention center in the world to achieve LEED EBOM Gold Certification and is the home of one of the largest rooftop solar panel arrays in the southeastern U.S.
The OCCC connects to more than 5,000 luxury guest rooms via pedestrian bridges and is a focal point of the thriving Convention Center District.
In 2013, the OCCC embarked on a five-year $187 million capital improvement project plan which will include aesthetic, life safety and technology enhancements to the facility.
As a generator for economic impact, each year the OCCC attracts more than 200 events with roughly 1.4 million attendees and contributes approximately $2.1 billion to the area's economy.
Known as "The Center of Hospitality", the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) is the second largest convention facility in North America. With 2.1 million square feet of exhibition space and 235 breakout meeting rooms, the OCCC offers the flexibility and design necessary to host events of every size and type.
Committed to sustainability, the OCCC is the largest convention center in the world to achieve LEED EBOM Gold Certification and is the home of one of the largest rooftop solar panel arrays in the southeastern U.S.
The OCCC connects to more than 5,000 luxury guest rooms via pedestrian bridges and is a focal point of the thriving Convention Center District.
In 2013, the OCCC embarked on a five-year $187 million capital improvement project plan which will include aesthetic, life safety and technology enhancements to the facility.
As a generator for economic impact, each year the OCCC attracts more than 200 events with roughly 1.4 million attendees and contributes approximately $2.1 billion to the area's economy.