Can you support trade show work at The Dome at America's Center?
Yes. The plan is built around the venue rules, dock access, room schedule, utilities, labor requirements, and the exhibitor timeline for that event.
Venue Playbooks
The Dome sits directly attached to America's Center and hosts conventions, trade shows, exhibitions, concerts, and sporting events, with roughly 145,000 square feet of usable floor once the retractable seating pulls back.
Two club spaces built into the building, the North End Zone Club and the South End Zone Club, add flexible event rooms scaled from around 100 up to 600 guests and up to 345 guests, useful for hospitality suites or breakout sessions tied to a larger Dome program.
Because the Dome shares infrastructure with the rest of America's Center, planning a program here means coordinating with the venue team early on rigging, AV, and ballroom rules rather than assuming the same setup as a standalone arena.
This page treats the Dome as its own planning unit inside the wider America's Center campus, since its retractable floor and club spaces behave differently from the standard exhibit halls next door.
Yes. The plan is built around the venue rules, dock access, room schedule, utilities, labor requirements, and the exhibitor timeline for that event.
Confirm the show schedule, loading path, service orders, insurance needs, booth footprint, electrical or AV needs, and any venue-specific contractor requirements.
They can. Ceiling height, freight access, floor protection, union rules, rigging limits, and service-provider requirements can all change the setup sequence.
Next step for The Dome at America's Center
Confirm floor configuration and venue rules before a Dome-scale program is scheduled.