Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Review

Very nice and large community place! Nice staff. I had to rent a wheelchair. Would've rather had access to a knee scooter or an electric chair. Nonetheless, I was ultimately grateful to have the assistance, due to the circumstances that I was facing.

A very nice venue. I just don't understand why they renamed the Center for a Republican in a Democratic Town is baffling to me...

Beautiful Conference Center, but quite a hike for even the average people. Water fountains were disabled to encourage us to buy high priced water and water filling stations were always empty.

I work just a couple of blocks away, but when I had to go to KBH CC for a meeting, It's very difficult to decipher where you are supposed to go. In addition, my phone got 4 bars inside the building, but the connection was still awful. Is it a coincidence that their WiFi is $85/day?

The Printing United convention found the perfect spot in Dallas. The space is amazing and conveniently located.

What can I say it's a sporting venue. Prices are outrageous for the fact we were going to watch cheerleaders perform. 20 bucks a person is a little steep just to get in the doors. 35 bucks a person for a 2 day event.

Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center made our NRA convention great! Go NRA-ILA!

It's a very big conventen centre with 3 levels elevator and exelator and stairs are available.

The main reason I love this place is I work for the most amazing employers!

While playing in the World Cup in Roller Derby 2014, in the picture you see the winners Team USA

It 's a great place for convention and other activities

Cool place for conventions. First time there. Looking forward to going back

I was here for the Motorcycle show and it was easy to get to it.

Could have told volunteers about the 5 flights of stairs at the volunteer entrance. I use a walker and have COPD. It was really hard.

It's so big there is so much walking to do. The rest rooms are dated. Rooms are cavernous without much style

I went 4 days for the Tony Robbins UPW. It's a great place for big crowd.

Went there for the Dallas Safari Club, great place.

It's not the Omni, but I was grateful for what was provided. The staff could be less grumpy and more assistance than a authorative figure. I understand there is a pandemic going on, and housing those in need may be sometimes demanding. However, if your staff is burned out, find this who WANT to help, not this who HAVE to help. There is a difference.

Large convention center able to host several different events at the same time.

Huge place. It's big. Great for large events. Impossible to drop off and pickup handicapped friend who is blind. Got harrassed by police/security for event because I had to stop by the building to let blind friend get in the car.

The car show was absolutly stunning in every way the word can be used, however the center itself was less than spectacular. The restrooms were disgusting and parking was heavily overpriced.

It was able to house all
Of Megafest well.

Parking is difficult to get to. And there aren't many elevators to get to parking garage.

I eat at the cafeteria inside the building got food

This is a great venue for events. It's centrally located. Entrances to parking are a little bit hard to find and we drive in circles a couple of times as a result.

Lots of fun. We went the for a convention and the place was huge. Needed more restrooms though. Will visit again next year

Beautiful, updated, nice staff. Safe, lots of security

Very nice convention center. Parking cost is ridiculous though.

They host our convention every year and I am always impressed with the cleanliness and the space of the center

I've been here for multiple conventions & auto shows. Building is clean & the staff are friendly & helpful.

We came for LeakyCon. Incredible event space. It was a little cold.

Looks nice on the outside, didn't actually visit, was stuck in traffic out front for 15mins.

Easily accessible and very spacious. The place is always clean and the staff are very helpful.

Staff was not friendly, building is not well maintained.

Good place to work, I would suggest Centerplate, you can be a Concession Runner and get a bunch of overtime or get TABC certified and get paid more doing Banquets. Food jobs have to feed employees, so you get fed well and everything. They also hire from a bunch of temp agencies, so you can work here through a few different temp agencies. There is a DART train that goes directly to here and it connects to the Omni, which lights up usually to reflect events happening in the Convention Center.

There is a big Safari Club event, a Mary Kay event, a bunch of Company events like O'Reilly and Budweiser and 3D printing, there was a Small Business event, Construction event, Volleyball, Cheerleading, and when Hurricaine Harvey happened, the Parking garage that is almost as big as the Event Hall, was used to house Refugees like a little city.

It is a massive building. And there is a Graveyard in front of the part that was built in the 1960s, called the "Pioneer Graveyard", but it is a Confederate Freemason Graveyard. And there is a Giant Confederate Monument with 4 Statues and a Spire or Obelesk, an Ode to the Confederacy carved on each of the 4 sides. And I can't believe it is there. A new Company bought the Convention Center and they should tear it down.

It's auction time again, and a huge thanks to the facility staff for making this possible, through their efforts keeping everyone un-COVID-ed

The Starbuck's is a great place to do work outside of work and get coffee!

Went for the Mecum auction, and had a great time. Parking was confusing, but made it anyway.

Went there for an expo and it's a massive center that is well kept

Worked the DUB Car Show with 97.9 The Beat! Awesome!

Somtimes catch Dart train through the station they have there. Never been there though.

Organized and hardworking cleaning staff, always friendly.

Kay Bailey Hutchinson is great place to have event everything else.