Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Albuquerque?

Accepted Answer

Albuquerque International Sunport provides broad domestic air access, and the city is easily reached via major interstates. On arrival, attendees use rideshare, rental cars, and local transit, with walkable districts like Downtown, Old Town, Nob Hill, and the Sawmill District for dining and meetings.

Question 2

What neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Old Town charms with adobe architecture, museums, and local shops; Downtown offers walkable restaurants and nightlife near venues; Nob Hill brings classic Route 66 energy with boutiques and eateries; and the Sawmill District mixes food halls and creative spaces—great options for attendees to explore between sessions.

Question 3

How many venues are available, and what kinds can I book?

Accepted Answer

Our directory features 191 venues, including Event Spaces (33), Theaters (5), Restaurants (3), Galleries (2), Hotels (2), plus unique options like a country club, conference center, outdoor spaces, a retreat center, and a warehouse. Notable choices include The Historic El Rey Theater, The Event Center at Sandia Golf Club, Revel, Sol Event Palace, and Grand Hall.

Question 4

Are there venues with on-site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Yes—2 venues offer on-site guest rooms, ranging from 6 to 137 rooms.

Question 5

What capacities and amenities can I expect?

Accepted Answer

Where known, capacities range from 35 to 100 guests, with the largest single rooms reported at 1,600–5,340 sq ft. Common amenities include in-house catering (20%), outdoor space (18%), AV/tech (10%), rooftops (6%), plus select venues with pools, parking, wheelchair access, and on-site lodging.

Neighborhoods in Albuquerque