Located only minutes from downtown Chicago, McCormick Place is North America's premier convention facility, attracting close to 3 million visitors annually. McCormick Place comprises four state-of-the-art buildings that make it the nation's largest convention center.
Modern Customer Experience will take place in McCormick Place Building West
Getting Here:From O’Hare International Airport (22 Miles), Northwest or the North
Follow I-190 East to I-90 East. This turns into I-90/94 East (Dan Ryan Expressway). Keeping to the right, continue to I-55 North (Stevenson Expressway). Exit at Martin L. King Drive (Exit #293D) and follow signs to Lot A entrance ramp located immediately to your left.
From Midway Airport (10 Miles) or Southwest
Take I-55 North (Stevenson Expressway). Exit at Martin L. King Drive (Exit #293D) and follow signs to Lot A entrance ramp located immediately to your left.
Once you have completed registration, you will be able to book a hotel room at our negotiated hotel rate.
2233 S Martin Luther King Drive
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(312) 567-1234
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(312) 824-0500
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(312) 836-0100
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(312) 726-7500
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