The convention center, named for former Boston mayor Thomas M. Menino, is the central hub of AMP 2025 activity.
It features free wireless Internet access, soundproofing to keep extraneous noise from interrupting meeting activity, and abundant natural light.
The following AMP 2025 events will be held at the MCEC:
The MCEC is an eight-minute taxi ride from Logan Airport. It is accessible via the MBTA subway system (the Silver Line’s World Trade Center stop), and a 15-minute walk from South Station for attendees taking Amtrak or bus services.
The MCEC has 1,300 parking spaces available for daily attendee parking at $35/day for cars and $70/day for oversized vehicles. For more detailed info, visit the MCEC’s Getting Here webpage.
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The convention center, certified LEED Silver by the U.S. Green Building Council, minimizes power consumption through sensor-controlled utilities, high-efficiency lighting, green cleaning products, food waste composting, and spring water coolers for refilling reusable water bottles. Credit: Flickr The Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is the official AMP headquarter hotel, conveniently located just across the street from the MCEC. Situated near downtown, historic Boston Harbor, and just a few miles from Logan Airport, the hotel serves as the second half of AMP 2025’s meeting space. In addition to covered access to the MCEC, the hotel hosts:
Attendees staying at the hotel can enjoy a heated outdoor rooftop pool, full-service spa treatments, complimentary fitness center access, and on-site parking.
More info about the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport can be found on their website.
AMP has secured excellent room rates at the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport (headquarters hotel) and other downtown Boston hotels.
Both the MCEC and the Omni Hotel are located in Boston’s Seaport neighborhood, one of the city’s up-and-coming locales.
Seaport is positioned between Boston’s scenic waterfront and the historic Fort Point District. The area features many shops and restaurants, unique art installations, and a bustling outdoor holiday market.
Learn more about the area in the Signature Boston Seaport District Dining and Entertainment Guide.