MONONA
TERRACE

EVENT PLANNING GUIDE
MONONA TERRACE COMMUNITY
AND CONVENTION CENTER
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview...............................................................................3
Facility at a Glance .............................................................3
The Vision ..............................................................................4
Frank Lloyd Wright ..............................................................4
Meeting and Exhibition Facilities ................................................4
Equipment and Technology .......................................................5
Catering ................................................................................6
Convention and Meeting Services ..............................................7
Business Center...................................................................7
Sales and Event Services Staff ...............................................8
Gift Shop...............................................................................9
Get a Bid ..............................................................................9
Accommodations.....................................................................9
Getting Here ........................................................................10
By Air .............................................................................10
By Train ...........................................................................10
By Bus.............................................................................10
By Car ............................................................................10
Directions to Monona Terrace ..................................................11
Parking............................................................................12
More About Madison.............................................................12
Restaurants, Shopping and Entertainment ...............................13
Weather ..........................................................................13
Madison Weather Statistics .................................................13
Appendix A: Room Capacities Chart and Floor Plans ..................A1
Appendix B: Monona Catering Menu .......................................B1
Appendix C: Madison Points of Interest.....................................C1
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OVERVIEW
FACILITY AT A GLANCE
About Monona Terrace Convention Center
• Located in Madison, Wisconsin.
• 250,000 - square-foot, five-level facility, extending 90 feet over Lake Monona.
• 85,000 - square feet of total meeting and exhibit space.
• 37,200 - square-foot Exhibition Hall, accommodating 212 10' x 10' booths;
seats 3,300 for concerts and 2,000 for banquets.
• 13,524- square-foot Madison Ballroom, seating 1,400 theater-style and 808 for
banquet rounds of 8.
• 5,540 - square-foot Lecture Hall, seating 320.
• 21 break-out rooms.
• 45,590 - square-foot William T. Evjue Rooftop Gardens, accommodating
3,043 for a reception.
• Gender-convertible rest rooms on Level 1–Lakeside. Ample rest rooms on all levels.
• 600 parking spaces.
MONONA TERRACE COMMUNITY
CONVENTION CENTER
AND
"The commitment to excellence and service
was noticed and appreciated at every turn."
• Phone: (608) 261-4000
Terri L. Potter,
President and CEO
Meriter Health Services and Meriter Hospital
• TTY: (608) 261-4150
• Fax: (608) 261-4049
GREATER MADISON CONVENTION
AND
VISITORS BUREAU
• Phone: (608) 255-2537 or (800) 373-6376
• Fax: (608) 256-4950
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THE VISION
Imagine a 250,000-square-foot, multilevel convention center designed by Frank
Lloyd Wright. Curving, geometric forms converge with the breathtaking beauty of
the natural environment. Spectacular glass vistas offer an exquisite lake view,
which accents flexible meeting and exhibition space.
Rising from the shore of beautiful Lake Monona, the Monona Terrace Community
and Convention Center offers an exquisite event venue. Originally proposed in
1938, this grand vision of Wisconsin native architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, has hosted events since the summer of 1997.
Wright's architectural vision for the City of Madison— a curvilinear gathering
place — links the shore of Lake Monona to the State Capitol. With interiors reconfigured by Taliesin Architects, Wright's successor firm, Monona Terrace spans 90 feet
out over shimmering waters, incorporating thoroughly modern technology and amenities with the architect's signature organic design. Monona Terrace is an environment
that encourages a sense of well-being. It has an atmosphere that promotes the
exchange of ideas and retention of information.
So, if you want out-of-the-box thinking, don't meet in a box. Plan your upcoming
event at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in one of America's
most celebrated cities — Madison, Wisconsin.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
Wisconsin native Frank Lloyd Wright changed forever the way we think about buildings and the space within them. He eschewed the conventions of the day — Victorian
ornamentation, classical design — and embraced what he thought were more pure,
geometric forms. He went on to found his own school of architectural thought at
Taliesin, in rural Wisconsin, and in Arizona.
Monona Terrace continues the legacy of this internationally acclaimed architect —
the creator of the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, and
revolutionary homes that were the first to embrace open floor plans, recessed lighting,
and low-hipped roofs that made a horizontal connection to the land.
MEETING AND EXHIBITION FACILITIES
Located just two blocks from the State Capitol and streets full of shops and restaurants,
Monona Terrace celebrates form and function in one of America's most celebrated
cities — Madison, Wisconsin.
Main features of the building include an exhibit hall, large ballroom, flexible meeting
room space and multimedia auditorium. Other special amenities include a business
center, a gift shop, art/exhibit area and expansive areas for registration and information needs. A good portion of the interior upper floors are devoted to "public space."
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Ballroom: 14,000 square feet designed
" Our success was in no small part due to the
beauty and quality of the facility, but even more
to accommodate more than 1,000 diners
beneath Wright-inspired chandeliers.
so to the attitude and competency of the staff."
John A. Brissee, President
Wisconsin State Genealogical Society, Inc.
Multimedia Lecture Hall: amply seats 320
theater-style, with satellite capabilities
connecting Monona Terrace to the world.
Meeting Spaces: offering over 28,000 square feet of flexible spaces ranging in size
from 460 to 7,000 square feet.
Exhibit Hall: featuring 40,000 square feet of essential convention amenities, including
show manager offices, concession areas, seven loading bays, and a truck wash bay.
Pre-function space: some 16,000 square feet for registration, receptions, breaks
and those informal, yet effective, "meetings between meetings." In fact, most of the interior
and upper floors of Monona Terrace are devoted to public space, including the mezzanine level with its two executive board rooms, all with a gorgeous lake view.
Monona Terrace is not only designed to meet the high-tech demands of today's
convention, trade show and meeting planners, it is also designed for complete accessibility and civic enjoyment. And crowning this jewel is a 68,000 square-foot rooftop
garden that celebrates the cityscape. Look out over Lake Monona, the downtown skyline and the State Capitol dome. You have found the backdrop you need for memorable and effective meetings.
FLOOR PLANS
AND
ROOM CAPACITIES
Whether you're planning a gathering for 40 or for 4,000, Monona Terrace offers the
best space to meet in the nation's number-one city as well as a chance for you to seat—
and steep —yourself in modern history.
Please see appendix A for floor plans and room capacities.
EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
Monona Terrace is equipped with the most current technology to support all meeting
or exhibitor needs. We are constantly renewing our internal and external connections
to maintain a state-of-the-art facility.
All technological support equipment is owned and installed by Monona Terrace.
And it's integrated to allow for the seamless use of a variety of equipment. On-site personnel are always available to make any changes necessary to enhance your event.
Telecommunications: An on-site phone system allows us to customize a telecommunications solution to fit your needs. Early assignment of phone numbers, selective restrictions of phone line access, instant individual-line long distance billing, speaker phones
and conference phones are just some of the available options. Video conferencing
over ISDN lines can be provided anywhere in the building.
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Computer Network: Internet access is provided over a fault - tolerant system of fiber,
switches and redundant ISPs. With speeds up to DS-3, we can provide the bandwidth
necessary for IP video streaming. The existing internal network distribution is over fiber
and CAT5 wiring to all locations. A new wireless infrastructure is under construction to
provide portable IP access.
Video: An internal RF system distributes cable channels and user channels for informational display at TV kiosks around the facility. A separate system allows for video display in overflow rooms or for connection to satellite uplink trucks. Satellite downlinks
can be provided to any room. We offer a variety of video projectors to accommodate computers with up to SXGA resolution and an assortment of screen sizes to fit
any of our meeting spaces.
Lighting: Programmable lighting gives users control. There are dimmable incandescent lights
in all rooms, and additional mercury vapor or fluorescent lighting is available for even
brighter exhibitor lighting. Theatrical lights are ceiling hung in most spaces and can be
added for highlighting speakers or platforms.
Sound: All rooms include ceiling - mounted speakers for public address. Equipment
can be added to provide for any need—from laptop audio to a full-range, 24-channel system.
Translation Equipment: Available in the Lecture Hall.
Staging/Platforms: Lecture Hall features a 10' x 60' speaker's platform/stage. A 35' x 50'
portable stage is also available.
Equipment: In-house inventory includes all the necessities: microphones, portable
sound and lighting, projection equipment, VCRs, tables, chairs and skirting.
CATERING
When it comes to matters of taste, architect Frank Lloyd Wright is world renowned.
His design for Monona Terrace absorbs the full flavor of this acclaimed city, and
Monona Catering provides more than just the icing on the cake.
Whether you're planning an executive meeting for four dozen or a communitywide celebration for 4,000, award-winning Monona Catering will provide you with menu
options you'll savor long beyond the sunset: woodland mushroom
tenderloin,marscapone chicken, and Moroccan salmon.
From continental breakfasts to elegant corporate receptions and every variety of
banquet in between, you'll find a combination of flavors to suit your taste and style.
Please see appendix B for complete menus.
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CONVENTION AND MEETING SERVICES
The success of your meeting is our highest priority. Our professional sales and event
services staff are committed to assisting you with your every need. Our comprehensive list of services includes:
• Complete event coordination—from
preplanning to on-site execution
• Promotional tools and items
• Publicity materials
• Local hotel information
• Audio-visual equipment and technical support
• Liaison with local suppliers and services
• Registration/information booth personnel
• Gift and amenity suggestions and guidance
• Fully equipped Business Center
" I cannot say enough about the
professionalism of literally every
staff member…from greeters to wait
staff to the AV crew— every person was a
model professional."
Andrea Freeman,
Director of Training and Conferences,
Land Trust Alliance
"Our event at Monona Terrace was terrific. Both
the food and the service were outstanding…a
world-class facility."
Rick Searer, President,
Oscar Mayer Foods
BUSINESS CENTER
Consider our fully furnished and equipped, on-site Business Center your office away from
home. A $200 per day rental fee includes fax machine, color laser printer, high-speed copier,
telephone (including free local calls) and three computers with high-speed Internet access.
Cell phones are available for an additional rental fee. Please contact your event
coordinator for details.
• Copies are 10¢ per side.
• Local faxes are $1 per page.
• Long distance faxes are $3 for the first page, $1 each additional page.
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Our professional sales and event services staff are ready to serve your every event need.
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Director of Marketing and Events
Director of Sales
Bill Zeinemann
Laura Cornell
wzeinemann@mononaterrace.com
lcornell@mononaterrace.com
(608) 261-4010
(608) 261-4016
Sales Managers
David Olivares
Breanne Chase
dolivares@mononaterrace.com
bchase@mononaterrace.com
(608) 261-4018
(608) 261-4093
Event Services Manager
Meg Statz
mstatz@mononaterrace.com
(608) 261-4008
Event Coordinators
Michelle Marx
Rachel Schaefer
mmarx@mononaterrace.com
rschaefer@mononaterrace.com
(608) 261-4091
(608) 261-4024
Amanda Mommaerts
amommaerts@mononaterrace. com
(608) 261-4022
Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center
One John Nolen Drive Madison, WI 53703
TEL (608) 261-4000 FAX (608) 261-4049 TTY (608) 261-4150
www.mononaterrace.com
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GIFT SHOP
Looking for a unique keepsake gift or amenity for your VIPs or event attendees? Our
well-appointed Gift Shop offers a wide selection of Frank Lloyd Wright merchandise
and Monona Terrace signature items — including candles, books, scarves, ties,
picture frames, games and more. Best of all, you can plan in advance by shopping
online, and your purchases will be awaiting your arrival.
Shop online at www.mononaterrace.com/giftshop, or call your event coordinator
for suggestions or guidance. Gift certificates and various sundry items are also available in the Gift Shop.
GET A BID
We are eagerly looking forward to helping you plan your next event. For your
convenience, you may request a bid online at www.mononaterrace.com/convention.
Or, if you prefer, you may call for a bid. The number is (608) 261-4000.
ACCOMMODATIONS
There are some one thousand hotel rooms within walking distance of Monona Terrace
Community and Convention Center, including 240 rooms at the adjacent Hilton
Madison Monona Terrace. The Hilton features direct access to Monona Terrace via an
enclosed, climate-controlled skywalk and offers 2,400 additional square feet of meeting
space.
Downtown Madison and the greater Madison area offer a total of nearly 7,000
rooms, from charming bed and breakfast accommodations to luxury, four-diamond
hotel suites.
To arrange room blocks for your convention delegates or conference attendees,
please contact the Greater Madison Convention and Visitors Bureau at (800) 3736376. For more information on accommodations in Madison, you can also visit their
Web site at visitmadison.com/where.htm.
"It was special to hold the event at Monona
Terrace…It is wonderful to see that it has
become such an icon for Wisconsin excellence."
Margaret H. Culligan
Marketing Specialist
Springstead Public Finance Advisors
"The staff is splendid…prompt, courteous, responsive
and extremely willing to help."
Milele Chikasa Anana,
Publisher, UMOJA
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GETTING HERE
BY AIR
Madison is no more than a few hours by air from every major metro area in the country
and is served by Dane County Regional Airport. The commercial air carriers serving
Madison include Northwest, United Express, Midwest Express/Skyway, American
Eagle, Trans World Express/TWA, Comair/Delta Connection, Continental Express and
Chicago Express/ATA.
For transportation from the airport to Monona Terrace Community and Convention
Center, you've got plenty of options: four on-site car rental companies and one offsite (but with pickup service), three taxicab companies with fares averaging $9–$14, or
Madison Metro bus. Guests staying at the Hilton Madison Monona Terrace may ride
their courtesy vehicle.
Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center is about a 5-mile (10-minute)
drive from the airport. Visit www.co.dane.wi.us/airport for more information.
BY TRAIN
Amtrak provides service to Portage,
Columbus and Milwaukee, Wis., as well
as to Chicago. From there, Greyhound
Bus (or Van Galder Bus from Chicago)
MICH.
will bring you to downtown Madison.
WISC.
BY BUS
Greyhound Bus provides service to downtown Madison from anywhere in the
United States. (800) 231-2222.
Daily service between downtown
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with stops in Rockford, Beloit and
Janesville. (800) 747-0994 or (608) 255-6771.
BY CAR
Located in south central Wisconsin, Madison is easily accessible via several major
highways. The city is a 1 1/2 hour drive from Milwaukee (via I-94), a 2 1/2 hour drive
from Chicago (via I-90), and a 4 1/2 hour drive from Minneapolis/St. Paul (via I-94).
Monona Terrace is conveniently located two blocks from the Capitol building in
downtown Madison.
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DIRECTIONS TO MONONA TERRACE
From the north via I90/94 (Minneapolis,
La Crosse, Wausau,
Stevens Point, Portage):
Take I-90/94 to the
Hwy 151 exit (southwest) going toward the
State Capitol. Take
151/E. Washington
Ave. all the way into
downtown. As you
approach the Capitol
Square, follow 151 from
E. Washington left onto
Blair Street. Take Blair two
blocks and turn right onto
Wilson St. A few blocks
up Wilson, just past Olin
Terrace, turn left into the
Monona Terrace parking structure.
From the northeast via Hwy 151 (Green Bay, Fox River Valley):
Follow Hwy 151 toward the State Capitol. Take 151/E. Washington Ave. all the way
into downtown. As you approach the Capitol Square, follow 151 from E. Washington
Drive times and mileage from Madison to key cities
Hours
Miles
Chicago
2.5
148
Cincinnati
7.0
Cleveland
Hours
Miles
Indianapolis
6.5
366
452
Kansas City
7.0
460
7.5
500
Milwaukee
1.5
77
Des Moines
5.0
288
Minneapolis
5.0
268
Detroit
7.5
405
Rockford
1.5
78
Dubuque
2.0
94
St. Louis
6.5
357
Grand Rapids
6.0
329
Toledo
7.5
399
Green Bay
2.5
135
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left onto Blair Street. Take Blair two blocks and turn right onto Wilson St. A few blocks
up Wilson, just past Olin Terrace, turn left into the Monona Terrace parking structure.
From the east via I-94 (Milwaukee):
As you approach the city, follow Hwy 30 into Madison. Take the "State Capitol"
exit off of Hwy 30, and you will then be on E. Washington Ave. As you approach
the Capitol Square, follow 151 from E. Washington left onto Blair Street. Take Blair
two blocks and turn right onto Wilson St. A few blocks up Wilson, just past Olin
Terrace, turn left into the Monona Terrace parking structure.
From the southeast via I-90 (Chicago, Beloit, Janesville):
Take the Hwy 12 & 18 West (Beltline) exit to Madison. Exit at John Nolen Dr. and
continue two miles to the Monona Terrace parking structure entrance on your right.
From the southwest via Hwy 18 & 151 (Dubuque, Platteville, Dodgeville):
As you approach Madison, take the Hwy 12 & 18 (Beltline) East exit. Take the John
Nolen Dr. exit off the Beltline and follow John Nolen 2 miles to the Monona Terrace
parking structure entrance on your right.
PARKING
You'll find plenty of parking convenient to all that downtown Madison and Monona
Terrace Community and Convention Center have to offer.
Monona Terrace features a 600-space, cashier-operated parking structure, which is
accessible via East Wilson St. and the eastbound lanes of John Nolen Drive.
Short-term and all-day public parking is provided throughout downtown Madison
in various structures and
lots. On-street parking is
also available for shortterm parking in central
Madison.
For more details
about parking in downtown Madison, visit
www.ci.
madison.wi.us/parking/parking.html on the
Web.
Take your parking
structure entrance ticket
with you for unlimited free rides on any Metro bus in the downtown area, bounded by
Breese Terrace, Regent St. and Blair St. Just show your parking structure entrance ticket
to the Metro driver.
For more information on transportation to and around Madison, call the Greater
Madison Convention and Visitors Bureau at (800) 373-6376 or go to their Web site
at visitmadison.com/where.htm.
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MORE ABOUT MADISON
Madison, Wisconsin's capital city, is one of the most naturally beautiful metropolitan
areas on earth. Surrounded by five glacial lakes, a world-class university, wooded
valleys and pristine air, the city is an extraordinary blend of commerce, recreation
and cultural opportunities. It has earned Money magazine's Number One City in
America ranking, and it is an exceptional destination for conventions, conferences,
trade shows and exhibits of all sizes.
For more information about all that Madison has to offer, call the Greater Madison
Convention and Visitors Bureau at (800) 373-6376 or go to their Web site at
visitmadison.com .
Please see appendix C for a map of Madison with points of interest.
RESTAURANTS, SHOPPING
AND
ENTERTAINMENT
Madison is known for having more restaurants per capita than any other American city.
While you're in town, you can enjoy continental haute cuisine, pub fare and ethnic
delights — all within a few blocks of Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center.
There's something for everyone entertainment-wise, too. Shopping, culture, recreation,
sightseeing, you name it. In Madison there's something going on year round.
WEATHER
They say if you don't like the weather in Madison, wait five minutes and it will change.
While that may be stretching things a bit, Madison does experience a variety of weather
and a delightful change of seasons.
MADISON WEATHER STATISTICS
Average High
Average Low
Average Precip.
Average High
Average Low
Average Precip.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
24° F
7° F
1.1"
30° F
11° F
1.1"
41° F
23° F
2.2"
56° F
34° F
2.9"
68° F
44° F
3.0"
78° F
54° F
3.7"
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
82 °F
59 °F
3.4"
79 °F
56 °F
4.0"
71 °F
48 °F
3.4"
59 °F
37 °F
2.2"
44 °F
26 °F
2.1"
29 °F
13 °F
1.18"
" One of the Ten Hottest Cities
in the country to live."
U.S. News & World Report
" There's always something to do…an
almost constant parade of free events."
USA Today
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ROOM CAPACITIES CHART AND FLOOR PLANS
Square
Feet
10’ x 10’
Booths
8’ x 10’
Booths
Dimensions
Ceiling
Banquet
Classroom
Theater
Reception
13,524
138’ x 98’
16’
808–909
864
1,400
1,400
67
84
Ballroom A&B (each)
3,822
78’ x 49’
16’
208–234
208
384
384
19
23
Ballroom C&D (each)
2,940
60’ x 49’
16’
168–189
128
275
275
14
18
Hall of Ideas (E–J)
6,840
90’ x 76’
16’
400–450
408
700
700
33
41
Hall of Ideas E–J (each)
1,140
38’ x 30’
16’
64–72
72
112
10
Meeting Rooms (K–R)
3,680
80’ x 46’
12’
200--225
240
380
380
15
20
460
23’ x 20’
12’
24--27
24
40
40
35
48
600
28
34
14
17
BALLROOMS
AND MEETING ROOMS
Madison Ballroom (A–D)
Rooms K--R (each)
Executive Boardrooms:
Wisconsin Room
493
multidimensional 12’ – 16’
15
Dane Room
493
multidimensional 12’ – 16’
15
Hall of Fame Room
600
Grand Terrace
7,000
8’
24–27
multidimensiona
30’ x 20’
16’
360–405
16’
180–202
300
312
400
Half of the Grand Terrace
3,500
multidimensiona
Community Terrace
5,500
multidimensional 11’ – 16’
48
MULTIMEDIA LECTURE HALL
Lecture Hall
5,540
multidimensiona
16’
320
310’ x 120’
20’
2,000
1,656
3,300
3,300
212
230
155’ x 120’
20’
1,000
852
1,600
1,600
106
115
multidimensional
11’
224
EXHIBIT HALL
Exhibition Hall
37,200
Hall A&B (each)
18,600
Lakeside Commons
3,500
300
ROOFTOP GARDEN AND OLIN TERRACE
East or West Circle
5,430
multidimensional
Center
34,730
Center plus E or W Circle
40,160
5,000
Olin Terrace
200
200
350
multidimensional
928
2,600*
3,000*
multidimensional
1,128
2,800*
3,043*
multidimensional
96
104
150
*Events on rooftop with anticipated attendance of more than 1,866 people require additional Monona Terrace
staffing and egress planning. Please contact your sales person or event coordinator for more information.
APPENDIX A: ROOM CAPACITIES CHART AND FLOOR PLANS
A1
L E V E L
1
-
L A K E S I D E
Lakeside Walkway and Bike Path
Lakeside Commons
Exit
Exit
Stair
Loading
Docks
Restrooms
Stair
Hall A
Exhibition Hall
Hall B
Restrooms
Receiving
Receiving
Loading
Docks
Concession
Truck
Entrance
Concession
Truck
Entrance
John Nolen Drive
L E V E L
Wisconsin Room
2
-
M E Z Z A N I N E
Community Terrace
Dane Room
Stair
Stair
Elevator
Re
Re
ms
str
oo
oo
str
ms
Escalators
Upper Exhibition Hall
(Air Space)
Hall of Fame Room
Elevator
Elevators
Stair
APPENDIX A: ROOM CAPACITIES CHART AND FLOOR PLANS
A2
LEVEL
4
-
MEETING
ROOMS
/
GRAND
TERRACE
Lecture Hall
Grand Terrace
Stair
Escalators
Madison Ballroom
Kitchen
C
B
Elevator
A
Restrooms
E
Bar
Hall of Ideas
H
F
I
G
J
Meeting Rooms
O
K
L
P
M
Q
N
R
Elevator
D
Escalators
Capitol Promenade
Elevator
Restrooms
Stair
Entrance
Entrance
Skywalk to Hilton Madison
Monona Terrace
LEVEL
5
-
Gift Shop
Entrance
WILLIAM
T.
E VJ U E
ROOFTOP
GAR D E N S
East Circle
West Circle
Restrooms
Restrooms
Center
APPENDIX A: ROOM CAPACITIES CHART AND FLOOR PLANS
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Monona Terrace
to Olbrich Gardens
Greater Madison Convention
& Visitors Bureau
State Capitol
Wisc. Dept. of Tourism
Veteran’s Museum
Children’s Museum
State Historical Museum
Madison Civic Center
State Street Mall
Badger Bus Depot
Kohl Center
Elvehjem Museum
Lowell Hall
Pyle Center
Memorial Union & Library Mall
Bascom Hall
Washburn Observatory
Allen Gardens
Babcock Hall
Camp Randall & UW Field House
Geology Museum
Henry Vilas Zoo
Arboretum
Alliant Energy Center
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