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About Long Beach Convention Center

Welcome to the Long Beach Convention Center, a downtown multi-venue hub that blends conference space with premier entertainment. This campus includes the Long Beach Arena, Terrace Theater, Beverly O’Neill Theater, and Center Theater, all within easy reach of hotels, dining, and convenient transit. Whether you’re catching a concert, touring show, or regional convention, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help secure your seats and plan your day.

Founded in Long Beach’s event culture legacy, the complex has hosted iconic acts and continues to host a range of performances and conventions. With ample parking and strong transit connections, planning your trip is straightforward. We’ll point you to trusted hotel partners and nearby dining to complete your visit. If an event date changes, we’ll reflect RESCHEDULED information as needed.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802
  • Complex type: Downtown multi-venue convention and entertainment center
  • Main spaces and seating: Long Beach Arena ~13,500 seats; Terrace Theater ~3,000 seats; Beverly O’Neill Theater ~800 seats; Center Theater ~825 seats
  • Exhibit space: Exhibition Hall A ~91,000 sq ft (part of ~400,000 sq ft campus space)
  • Parking: Over 4,000 spaces across Terrace Theater, Arena, Promenade garages and a Shoreline Drive lot
  • Transit: Nearby LA Metro A Line (1st Street Station) and Long Beach Transit connections
  • Nearby hotels: Hyatt Regency Long Beach; The Westin Long Beach; Fairmont Breakers (Breakers); Hotel Mai Downtown Long Beach, among others
  • Notable events: Rolling Stones and Jerry Seinfeld performances; Midsummer Scream convention; 1984 Olympic fencing events; home to Long Beach Symphony at Terrace Theater
  • Rename/demolition: Replaced the former Long Beach Municipal Auditorium (demolished 1975); formerly named Long Beach Convention Center (1978–1990); now branded as Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center