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About Grand Prix of Boston
The Grand Prix of Boston was announced for Labor Day weekend 2016 as an 11-turn, ~2.5-mile temporary street circuit centered around the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center in the Seaport District. Although the race was canceled and the organizers filed for bankruptcy in 2015, the site remains a landmark venue in Boston’s Seaport, now known as the Thomas Michael Menino Convention and Exhibition Center (MCEC). This page covers the venue details you’ll want for planning visits to events hosted here—from seating configurations and on-site parking to transit access and nearby hotel and restaurant options.
Whether you’re a local or traveling from out of town, we’ve got you covered with practical information, insider tips, and affiliate partner recommendations to help you secure comfortable accommodations and great dining close to the action.
Venue at a glance: the MCEC offers expansive exhibition space with flexible seating configurations suited for large conventions and multi-day events. On-site parking accommodates thousands of vehicles, and MBTA access provides convenient transit options from the South and North Stations, with the Silver Line serving World Trade Center stops nearby. The Seaport District is rich with dining, nightlife, and hotel choices to complement any event schedule. For travelers seeking a reliable plan, use our affiliate partner recommendations to book hotels and restaurants close to the BCEC/MCEC for a seamless experience.
Key venue details, seating notes, and transportation options below help you navigate layouts, parking availability, and nearby amenities. Remember: dates and events at the MCEC can vary, so check current listings for the exact details of your event and plan accordingly.
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC) — now Thomas Michael Menino Convention and Exhibition Center (MCEC) Exhibit Hall B up to 17,647 theater seats; Hall C up to 14,729 theater seats (configurations vary by event) Approximately 2,000 spaces available for events The Westin Boston Seaport District (425 Summer Street) and Aloft Boston Seaport District (401-403 D Street) A vibrant Seaport District with options ranging from casual to upscale, many within walking distance
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Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- The Boston Grand Prix was announced for Labor Day weekend 2016 as an 11-turn, ~2.5-mile temporary street circuit centered around the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center in the Seaport District.
- The race was canceled; the organizers filed for bankruptcy in 2015 and the event was not held, with refunds issues affecting ticket holders.
- Venue anchor: the BCEC address is 415 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02210; BCEC comprises about 516,000 sq ft of contiguous exhibition space and multiple halls with large theater-style capacities (Exhibit Hall B up to 17,647 theater seats; Hall C up to 14,729 theater seats in configurations).
- On-site parking at the BCEC is around 2,000 spaces; transit access includes MBTA Silver Line to World Trade Center and connections from South/North Stations.
- Nearby hotels include The Westin Boston Seaport District (425 Summer Street) and Aloft Boston Seaport District (401-403 D Street).
- As of July 2025, the BCEC was renamed the Thomas Michael Menino Convention and Exhibition Center (MCEC).
- Notable events hosted at the BCEC include large conventions and events such as Fan Expo Boston (which has used BCEC since 2017).