Where is the Mcec?
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre | MCEC.
How many does the plenary seat?
5500
Plenary has a total seating capacity of 5500 and can be divided into three self-contained separate plenaries due to its two internal operable walls.
Where to Park for the convention Centre Melbourne?
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre has a car park located within the Exhibition Centre. Additionally, there are secure car parks located in and around South Wharf including, South Wharf Retail Car Park, Siddeley Street Carpark, Freeway Carpark and Montague Street Carpark.
Why is it called Jeff’s Shed?
The Melbourne Exhibition Centre was opened on 14 February 1996 and is known colloquially as “Jeff’s Shed” after the then Victorian Premier, Jeff Kennett.
How do I get to the Melbourne Convention Centre?
Melbourne Convention Centre is a short walk from Melbourne’s central business district and 20 minutes drive from Melbourne Airport. By Tram – Catch one of the below trams and get off at the Clarendon St entrance of the Convention Centre. BY Train – Take any train that goes to Southern Cross Station.
How much is parking at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre?
0.0 – 1.0 hour – $6.00 Daily maximum (Monday to Sunday) – $11.00 for up to 12 hours of parking. *Please note, on days that there is a public exhibition at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre the flat rate is $12.00 for up to 12 hours of parking.
When was Melbourne Convention built?
Description. The Melbourne Convention Centre has been built on the banks of the Yarra River (Southbank), adjacent to and fully integrated with the existing Melbourne Exhibition Centre. It was opened in July 2009. The new convention centre can accommodate 5 000 delegates within a flexible Plenary Hall.
Is parking free at Melbourne Convention Centre?
Open 24 hours, seven days a week. Fees: 0.0 – 0.5 hours 1.0 hours $6.00 $12.00 1.0 – 2.0 hours $26.00 2.0 – 3.0 hours $38.00 3.0 + hours $50.00 Lost ticket $50.00 Evening rate Monday – Thursday: $12.00, entry after 4.00pm and exit before 6.00am the next day.
When was the Melbourne Exhibition Centre built?
The Royal Exhibition Building is a World Heritage-listed building in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, built in 1879-80 as part of the international exhibition movement, which presented over 50 exhibitions between 1851 and 1915 around the globe.
How do I get to Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre by train?
BY Train – Take any train that goes to Southern Cross Station. Get off at Southern Cross Station and catch a tram as per above. By Bus – Bus route 237 from Queen Victoria Market, via Southern Cross Station to Lorimer Street South Wharf, Lorimer Street is only a five minute walk from the Convention Centre.
Who owns Melbourne Convention Centre?
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Trust
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) is owned by the Victorian State Government and managed by Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Trust.
How to plan an event at MCEC Melbourne?
Take a virtual tour of MCEC, Pan Pacific Melbourne and Novotel Melbourne South Wharf and see what the fuss is about! Imagine bringing your event and guests to our venue and our city. We look forward to welcoming you. Need Help?
Which is the best room to use at MCEC?
The outside foyer is also available for use for registration or catering purposes at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC). Clarendon Room C is the perfect space for your next presentation, educational lectures or keynote speaker address at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
What kind of space is at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre?
There’s a space to suit any style of event. Our Floor Plans and Space Capacities Guide provides an overview of all spaces within the venue. Small Cantilevered Room is an exceptional space for a board meeting, planning session, cocktail function or corporate event at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
Which is the closest train station to MCEC?
BY TRAIN: Our closest station is Southern Cross. Once you exit the station, you can catch the 96, 109 or 12 tram routes and arrive at MCEC in just a few stops. For train timetables or further trip planning, use Public Transport Victoria’s Journey Planner.