Check the Event, Hall and Route Before You Head to Anaheim
Anaheim Convention Center is at 800 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802. That address gets you to the campus; your event name, hall, badge pickup point and parking instructions determine where you should actually arrive.
This guide combines the current City calendar, official floor-plan data, accessibility details, transportation updates and organizer schedules so attendees, exhibitors and planners can make the next decision without opening ten different tabs.
Address, Events, Parking and the Next Confirmed Dates
Use these as starting facts, not substitutes for your organizer. Large shows can assign specific halls, parking lots, loading zones and badge entrances.
Anaheim, CA 92802. Use this for the campus, then follow event signage.
General venue contact shown by current official destination listings.
At the live snapshot Anaheim was still on Aug 17 Pacific time. No public Aug 17 listing surfaced; same-day activity can still be private or unlisted.
Organizer lists 10 AM–6 PM at ACC.
Not open to the general public; badge/industry admission rules apply.
Aug 23 and Aug 29–30 have multiple confirmed events using the campus.
No single venue-wide daily price should be assumed for every event.
Tell the parking attendant you need ADA parking.
Route 43 serves Harbor Blvd; Route 50 serves Katella Ave.
John Wayne Airport is the closest major airport highlighted by Visit Anaheim.
Official destination overview figure for total function space.
Hall A–E, Arena, ACC North or a meeting room can change parking and walking.
Which Anaheim Visit Plan Fits You?
Public show or fan event
Confirm ticket validity, opening time, hall, bag/security rules and parking before driving. Organizer information wins over generic venue listings.
Trade show or conference
Check whether the show is industry-only, whether advance credentials are required and where badge pickup starts before show-floor hours.
Booth, freight or load-in
Use the exhibitor manual for docks, move-in/out, electrical, rigging and Internet. Attendee parking directions are not freight instructions.
Considering ACC
Compare exhibit halls, ACC North, Arena, ballrooms and outdoor spaces, then prepare dates, attendance, parking drive-in and hotel-room needs for the inquiry.
Events Today and Upcoming Anaheim Convention Center Schedule
Live snapshot: Anaheim was still on Aug 17, 2026 Pacific time during this audit. No public Aug 17 ACC listing surfaced in the public City/organizer results checked. That does not prove the building is empty: private sessions, load-in, rehearsals or unlisted activity can occur. For any later “today” query, use the City calendar on the same Pacific date.
| Date | Event | Access | Current useful detail | Visitor action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 22–23 | ANIME Impulse Orange County | Public ticketed | Organizer lists 10 AM–6 PM; current FAQ directs parking to Car Park 4. | Use organizer tickets/programming and follow event parking signs. |
| Aug 23–25 | California Restaurant Show | Industry only | Sun 10–5, Mon 10–5, Tue 10–4. Badge pickup opens at 8:30 AM each day. | Do not travel as a general-public walk-in; review admission policy first. |
| Aug 27–31 | LAcon V — 84th World Science Fiction Convention | Registration required | Main Stage is the ACC domed Arena; Film Festival is in ACC North. Opening Ceremonies: Aug 27, 7:30 PM. | Use the program because sessions span ACC, Hilton Anaheim and Anaheim Marriott. |
| Aug 29–30 | TheFitExpo Anaheim | Public ticketed | Hall B; current organizer page lists 9:30 AM–5 PM Saturday and Sunday. | Use Hall B when choosing your walk/parking, not only the street address. |
| Sep 12–13 | BlizzCon 2026 | Ticketed | Current destination/event listings confirm the return to Anaheim Convention Center. | Check the Blizzard event page for final badge, bag and entry details. |
Two overlap windows matter more than a simple event list
ANIME Impulse + Restaurant Show
A public fan event and an industry trade show overlap. Expect different credential rules and potentially heavier parking/hotel demand.
LAcon V + TheFitExpo
LAcon uses multiple buildings while TheFitExpo is in Hall B. Do not follow another event’s line or parking assumptions just because it is on the same campus.
Save your event name + hall
When multiple shows overlap, “Anaheim Convention Center” is not enough information for rideshare, meetups or group coordination.
Ticket-reseller warning: search results can keep old or reseller event inventory visible after a show ends. Use the City calendar to establish the venue date, then the actual event organizer for hours, tickets, credentials, bags and halls.
Official organizer pages for these dates
How to Use the Anaheim Convention Center Calendar Without Missing the Real Schedule
The City calendar is useful for finding what is scheduled at the facility. It is not the same thing as an event program. The organizer controls show-floor hours, ticketing, badge pickup, session rooms and changes.
Use the dedicated City calendar rather than the all-city calendar when you only care about ACC.
List is fastest for names; Week reveals overlap; Month is better for trip planning.
Check whether the City labels it public, industry or provides an organizer link.
Confirm hours, badge/ticket, hall, parking, security and re-entry there.
Useful City tools: the calendar includes Notify Me, Print and iCalendar subscription. If you track this venue often, those are more reliable than saving a static third-party schedule.
Directions to 800 W Katella Ave: Route to the Campus, Then Route to Your Event
General GPS destination: 800 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802. Current Visit Anaheim guidance identifies I-5, CA-91 and CA-22 as major regional approaches. Live navigation should decide the final freeway/arterial choice because Anaheim Resort traffic can shift quickly.
| Starting situation | Best planning logic | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|
| Driving from Los Angeles / north | I-5 is the main north-south corridor into Anaheim; let live navigation manage the final Katella/Harbor approach. | Following an old turn-by-turn article despite event traffic control. |
| Driving from San Diego / south | I-5 north reaches Anaheim; switch from freeway planning to organizer parking signs before the final blocks. | Assuming the venue pin is the parking entrance. |
| Already inside Anaheim Resort | Walking, rideshare or transit can be easier than moving a parked vehicle during a multi-event weekend. | Choosing a route only by straight-line distance. |
| Exhibitor / vendor | Use the show manual’s loading route, dock and move-in window. | Following attendee parking directions with freight. |
Navigation sequence: campus address → event/hall → parking or drop-off → posted event signage. That sequence is more reliable than searching “Anaheim Convention Center directions” and blindly following the first generic result.
Parking: Separate Venue Facts From Event-Specific Prices
Current official destination listings mark Anaheim Convention Center parking as paid. The general venue pages do not support one permanent daily rate for every show, so this guide does not turn a single event’s price into a venue-wide claim.
| Question | Current answer | Status | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Is general ACC parking free? | No; current venue listing marks parking as paid. | Official | Budget for parking unless your event credential states otherwise. |
| What is the universal daily price? | No single current venue-wide rate was verified on the general venue page. | Varies | Use event instructions and the posted parking operator rate. |
| Most accessible parking? | Car Park 1 and Car Park 4. | Official accessibility guidance | Tell the attendant you need ADA parking. |
| ANIME Impulse Aug 22–23 | Organizer currently lists Car Park 4, 4 West St, at $25. | Event-specific | Use only for this event/date; follow event ground signage. |
| Vendor unloading | Loading routes can differ from attendee parking. | Show-specific | Example: current ANIME Impulse vendor manual uses Car Park 5 loading, then parking instructions. |
Parking choice should follow the hall, not just the cheapest pin
What Anaheim Convention Center Photos Should Help You Recognize
Photos are most useful when they reduce navigation uncertainty. Official Visit Anaheim resources include venue imagery plus a virtual-tour path from the floor-plan page. Use them to recognize building zones, not to estimate walking distance from one staged image.
Copyright-safe approach: this article does not copy third-party venue photos. Use the official photo/media library or virtual tour linked later when you need real imagery.
Map of the Convention Center Campus
The map pin represents the street-address point. ACC is a large campus, so entrances, parking and loading areas can be several minutes away on foot. The custom venue schema uses the mapped 800 W Katella street-address point; do not interpret it as a specific event entrance.
Public Transit, ARTIC and Airport Planning
Current Visit Anaheim transportation guidance identifies OCTA Route 43 on Harbor Boulevard and Route 50 on Katella Avenue as high-frequency lines serving the Disneyland Resort, Anaheim Convention Center and ARTIC. This replaces older route references that can linger on third-party pages.
| Option | Current official detail | Best use | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| OCTA Route 43 | Harbor Boulevard corridor with direct ACC/Disneyland/ARTIC access. | Visitors already along Harbor corridor | Live stop and schedule before departure. |
| OCTA Route 50 | Katella Avenue corridor with direct ACC/Disneyland/ARTIC access. | Visitors traveling along Katella | Direction and nearest stop for your hotel/event. |
| ART | Regular accessible resort shuttle stops are listed near Grand Plaza, Harbor Blvd and Katella Ave. | Anaheim Resort/hotel movement | Current route and operating hours. |
| ARTIC | Regional hub for Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, Metrolink, buses and taxis; across from Honda Center near Angel Stadium. | Rail arrivals from wider Southern California | Your final transfer from ARTIC to ACC. |
| John Wayne Airport (SNA) | Visit Anaheim lists ACC roughly 13–13.2 miles from SNA. | Closest major-airport starting point for many travelers | Traffic, rideshare/taxi/shuttle price and flight schedule. |
Do not treat ARTIC as the Convention Center station. ARTIC is a regional transport hub near Honda Center/Angel Stadium. You still need a local transfer to the Anaheim Resort/ACC area.
Floor Plans and 2026 Spec-Guide Details Visitors Can Actually Use
Visit Anaheim’s current floor-plan page links an ACC Spec Guide 2026 brochure. The browser could not render that PDF during this audit, so no PDF-only facts are invented here. The figures below come from the current official HTML capacity pages that accompany the brochure.
Exhibit Halls A–E: 813,607 square feet total
| Hall | Square feet | Ceiling | Theater capacity | Why attendees care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hall A | 145,841 | 18’6″–24′ | 12,000 | Large hall; use the hall letter in meetup and parking plans. |
| Hall B | 147,335 | 20’6″–25′ | 12,250 | TheFitExpo is currently assigned here Aug 29–30. |
| Hall C | 155,673 | 20’6″–25′ | 12,900 | Do not assume an A/B entrance is closest. |
| Hall D | 221,284 | 25′ | 15,000 | Largest of the A–E halls by published square footage. |
| Hall E | 143,474 | 13’8″ | — | Lower-level routing can differ from upper exhibit-hall movement. |
ACC North: two 100,000-square-foot levels
100,000 gsf flexible space
Official capacity page describes carpeted multipurpose meeting/exhibit space, maximum 13 meeting rooms, 25-foot ceiling, and up to 10,000 theater-style for the entire level.
100,000 sq ft entire level
Official table lists 10,000 theater, 8,320 banquet rounds, 4,160 classroom and 500 10×10 booths for the full level.
“ACC North” is a real routing clue
Save both the level and room number. A session in 251 is not the same arrival problem as an exhibit in Hall B.
Arena, second level and third-level ballrooms
| Area | Official figure | Capacity/use clue | User-help translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arena | 28,140 sq ft flat floor | 7,500 stadium-style seating | Major stage events can use different entry/crowd flow than exhibit halls. |
| Arena Lobby | 10,800 sq ft | 40 10×10 booths listed | Lobby may itself be programmed; do not use “Arena lobby” as a vague meetup without checking the event. |
| Second-level meeting rooms | 65,583 sq ft total | Rooms over Halls A, B and C | Breakout room numbers beginning with 20x indicate you may need to leave exhibit-floor level. |
| Third-level meeting rooms | 15,840 sq ft | Rooms 303/304 configurations | Allow vertical travel time between exhibit sessions and upper meeting rooms. |
| Third-level Ballrooms A–E | 38,058 sq ft combined | 3,807 theater / 2,560 banquet when ABCDE combined | Ballroom letter combinations matter; “Ballroom” alone can be incomplete. |
Outdoor event space is not just decorative landscaping
Grand Plaza
100,000-square-foot footprint with 36,000 square feet of usable event space. Useful for receptions, networking and programmed outdoor activations.
Arena Plaza
Outdoor courtyard adjacent to the Arena; official page says receptions can accommodate up to 3,500 people.
Katella Terrace
10,000-square-foot open-air balcony at ACC North overlooking Katella Avenue.
Why totals can look inconsistent online: different official pages describe function space, exhibit space, ballroom/meeting space and outdoor space using different categories. Do not add overlapping categories together to manufacture a larger “total.”
Accessible Parking, Elevators, Lactation Rooms, Service Animals and Arena Seating
| Need | Official detail | Practical action |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible parking | Car Park 1 and Car Park 4 are identified as the most accessible options. | Tell the attendant you need ADA parking so you can be directed appropriately. |
| Transit Plaza | Shared south-side transportation hub for ACC/Resort campus; accessibility ramps are available. | Useful for accessible shuttle/drop-off planning. |
| ACC South elevators | One in Lobby D and one in Lobby B. | Save the lobby letter if your route requires an elevator. |
| ACC North elevators | Two elevators, one on each side of lobby level. | Ask staff which side is shortest for your room. |
| Area of Refuge | Safe Rooms/Areas of Refuge on second and third floors for mobility-impaired guests who cannot use emergency stairs. | Identify the nearest one when you arrive if this matters to your evacuation plan. |
| Lactation rooms | Three total: ACC South Room 109 Lobby A, Room 127 Lobby D, and ACC North Plaza Level. | Save the nearest location before a session begins. |
| Arena seating | ADA seating is on the Arena floor because the Arena has no elevators. | Handle accessible-seating requests through your event/ticket process early. |
| Service animals | Venue follows ADA definition: trained dog or miniature horse; comfort/therapy/emotional-support animals do not qualify as service animals. | Review the current accessibility page if your situation is unusual. |
| ASL/CART | Individual events are responsible for contracting interpreters/CART services. | Contact the event organizer, not only venue general information. |
| Wheelchair/scooter rental | Venue publishes third-party rental providers; rentals are subject to availability. | Reserve well before a large event rather than expecting onsite stock. |
Free Wi‑Fi, Dedicated Internet, A/V, Food, Water Stations and Cashless Payments
Free Wi‑Fi vs booth Internet
Visit Anaheim says free Wi‑Fi is available throughout ACC. Exhibitors relying on demos, VPN, POS or streaming should order the appropriate Smart City service rather than treating public Wi‑Fi as production connectivity.
A/V and rigging
Encore is listed as the ACC’s onsite preferred production partner for A/V, rigging and meeting needs. Planner/exhibitor forms are available through the official services page.
Food and catering
Aramark is the venue food-and-beverage partner. Programmed plaza food-truck events can feature multiple local operators, but availability depends on the event.
| Visitor need | Verified detail | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Water refill | 30 water-bottle fill stations in lobby areas and exhibit halls. | Bring a refillable bottle if the event permits it; organizer entry rules still apply. |
| Payment | Payment points such as parking and food stands accept credit/debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. | Plan for cashless transactions at these venue payment locations. |
| Internet orders | Smart City Networks is the exclusive provider for advanced client network services. | Exhibitors/planners should order service before the show rather than troubleshoot onsite. |
| Rigging requests | Encore resources include rigging rates/guidelines, CAD and request forms. | Planner/exhibitor function, not a walk-up attendee request. |
Hotels Near ACC: Choose by Hall, Event Length and Parking Cost
Visit Anaheim describes four major hotels surrounding the convention campus and more than 3,700 rooms within a few steps in the immediate Anaheim Campus. For multi-day events, the right hotel can save more time than a small nightly rate difference.
| Hotel/zone | Current venue context | Best fit | Check before booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anaheim Marriott | Adjacent convention-campus hotel used by major event programs such as LAcon V. | Convention-first stay, meetings, multi-day access | Event block, overnight parking, cancellation and actual walk to your hall. |
| Hilton Anaheim | Adjacent to ACC and also used by LAcon V programming. | Large-conference convenience | Which sessions are hotel-based versus ACC-based. |
| Westin Anaheim Resort | Visit Anaheim describes it as steps from ACC. | Travelers prioritizing full-service resort stay near campus | Total nightly cost plus parking and event-block terms. |
| Sheraton Park Hotel | Visit Anaheim describes it as adjacent to ACC/resort area. | Walkable resort-area alternative | Exact hall walk, hotel parking and group-rate rules. |
| Wider Anaheim Resort | Many hotels are nearby, some with ART service. | Price/amenity shoppers | Real door-to-hall travel, shuttle frequency and parking. |
Overlap-weekend tip: Aug 23 and Aug 29–30 have multiple confirmed events. Hotel lobbies, elevators, parking and rideshare can be busier even if your own show is not the largest event on campus.
Who Owns and Operates Anaheim Convention Center?
The City of Anaheim owns and operates Anaheim Convention Center. The City’s Convention, Sports & Entertainment department describes the venue as a municipal enterprise operation. Visit Anaheim provides destination, planner, floor-plan and visitor resources, but convention-center.org is not the venue or its operator.
This ownership relationship is reflected in the custom schema as EventVenue → owner → GovernmentOrganization (City of Anaheim), rather than mislabeling the venue itself as a government office.
LEED Gold, Solar Power, Green Roof and Waste Diversion
Current Visit Anaheim venue listings describe ACC as Gold LEED certified, while the sustainability page documents a 2016 LEED certification and specific operating programs.
Solar array
300,000 square feet across Halls A, B and C roofs, producing 2.37 megawatts according to the current sustainability page.
Green roof
2,000-square-foot garden above the Arena box office with adaptive plants and herbs.
Waste diversion
Venue says 54% of mixed trash waste is diverted from landfill and its GreenZone turns kitchen scraps into compost.
Do Not Use Attendee Instructions for Freight, Load‑In or Booth Services
Event-specific exhibitor manuals can assign loading docks, staging lots, time windows and service deadlines that are completely different from public parking.
Current real example: ANIME Impulse’s 2026 vendor manual routes vendor unloading through Car Park 5, directs parking to Car Park 4 and sets timed load-in windows. That is exactly why attendee parking guidance should not be generalized to exhibitors.
Planner Inquiry: Have These Answers Ready Before You Click Submit
The City of Anaheim inquiry form asks for operational detail, not just your name and preferred date. Preparing the fields below makes the first booking conversation more useful.
| Form topic | What the City asks for | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Event identity | Type of event, type of industry, whether first-time | Helps booking staff understand the operating profile. |
| Public access | Open/closed to public, ticketing process, onsite ticket sales, event website | Affects crowd flow, box-office and public-safety planning. |
| Space | Type of space preferred | Lets staff compare halls, meeting rooms, Arena, ACC North or outdoor areas. |
| Dates | Requested and alternate dates, including move-in/out days | Show days alone are not enough to test availability. |
| Attendance | Attendees per event day | Critical for capacity and operations. |
| Transportation | Expected parking drive-in; whether shuttles/buses will be used | Supports traffic and curb/transit planning. |
| Hotel demand | Guestrooms per night expected to be contracted locally | Connects venue planning with destination room-block needs. |
Submission is not a hold: the City form explicitly says submitting the inquiry does not guarantee space. A booking representative follows up to discuss the request.
Fire / permit planning is a separate layer
City trade-show guidance points planners and exhibitors to site-specific floor-plan submittal information, event permits and requirements for items such as flame-treated decorative materials. Do not assume venue booking automatically clears every fire or special-event requirement.
Common Anaheim Event-Day Problems — and the Fastest Next Action
| Problem | Likely reason | What to do now |
|---|---|---|
| I reached 800 W Katella but cannot find my event | You have the campus address, not the hall/registration point. | Open organizer email/app and find hall, ballroom, Arena, ACC North or room number. |
| A parking price online is different | You found an event-specific or old third-party rate. | Use your organizer’s current parking instructions and the rate posted by the operator. |
| I followed another event’s line | Multiple events overlap on the campus. | Check signs for your exact event name and hall before joining the queue. |
| My bus route article mentions an old number | Transit guidance changed. | Current Visit Anaheim guidance highlights OCTA Route 43 on Harbor and Route 50 on Katella; verify the live schedule. |
| I need an elevator | Elevator locations differ between ACC South and ACC North. | ACC South: Lobby B and Lobby D; ACC North: one on each side of lobby level. |
| I need ASL/CART | Those services are event-contracted rather than universal venue staffing. | Contact your organizer early. |
| My exhibitor vehicle is at attendee parking | Show loading is using a separate dock/staging plan. | Stop following attendee guidance and open the exhibitor move-in manual. |
| I cannot rely on free Wi‑Fi for my booth | Public Wi‑Fi and dedicated client service serve different needs. | Use the official Smart City ordering path for event-grade connectivity. |
Before You Leave for Anaheim Convention Center
Use the Right Official Page for the Final Action
After you understand the decision you need to make, use the official source that owns that task. This reduces stale parking, transit and ticket confusion.
Anaheim Convention Center FAQs
What is the Anaheim Convention Center address?
Anaheim Convention Center is at 800 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802. Use that address to reach the campus, then use your event’s hall and parking instructions for the final approach.
What is the Anaheim Convention Center phone number?
The main phone number shown by current official destination listings is (714) 765-8950.
Are there Anaheim Convention Center events today?
“Today” must be checked in Anaheim/Pacific time. At this page’s live audit snapshot, Anaheim was still on Aug 17, 2026 Pacific time and no public Aug 17 ACC event surfaced in the public listings checked. Private or unlisted activity can still occur, so use the City ACC calendar for the current Pacific date.
What are the next Anaheim Convention Center events in August 2026?
Confirmed late-August events include ANIME Impulse Aug 22–23, California Restaurant Show Aug 23–25, LAcon V Aug 27–31 and TheFitExpo Aug 29–30. Access rules differ: the Restaurant Show is industry-only, while ANIME Impulse and TheFitExpo are public ticketed events.
Where can I check the Anaheim Convention Center calendar?
Use the City of Anaheim Convention Center calendar for venue dates. It supports list, week and month views, date/keyword search, Notify Me and iCalendar subscription. Then use the event organizer for exact hours, tickets, badges and halls.
Is parking at Anaheim Convention Center free?
No. Current official destination listings mark convention-center parking as paid. A single permanent daily price is not published on the general venue listing, so check your event instructions and the posted parking rate.
How much is Anaheim Convention Center parking?
Parking can be event-specific. For example, ANIME Impulse currently lists $25 at Car Park 4 for Aug 22–23, 2026. That should not be treated as a permanent venue-wide Anaheim Convention Center rate.
Where is accessible parking at Anaheim Convention Center?
The official ACC accessibility page identifies Car Park 1 and Car Park 4 as the most accessible parking choices and says to tell the attendant you need ADA parking.
What buses serve Anaheim Convention Center?
Current Visit Anaheim guidance highlights OCTA Route 43 on Harbor Boulevard and Route 50 on Katella Avenue for direct access to the Disneyland Resort, Anaheim Convention Center and ARTIC. ART also serves the Anaheim Resort area; verify the live route before travel.
How far is John Wayne Airport from Anaheim Convention Center?
Visit Anaheim lists the convention center roughly 13 to 13.2 miles from John Wayne Airport (SNA). Actual road time varies with Anaheim/Orange County traffic.
Where can I see Anaheim Convention Center photos or a virtual tour?
Visit Anaheim’s official floor-plan page links a virtual tour, and its media resources provide official destination imagery. Use those when you want current venue visuals instead of relying on old third-party photos.
Does Anaheim Convention Center have free Wi‑Fi?
Yes. Visit Anaheim says free Wi‑Fi is available throughout ACC. Exhibitors who need reliable production, POS, VPN or streaming connectivity should use the venue’s Smart City service options.
Is Anaheim Convention Center cashless?
Official venue health/service information says payment locations such as parking and food stands accept credit/debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Plan for card or digital payment at those locations.
Does Anaheim Convention Center have lactation rooms?
Yes. The official accessibility page lists three: ACC South Room 109 in Lobby A, Room 127 in Lobby D, and one at ACC North on the Plaza Level.
How large is Anaheim Convention Center?
Visit Anaheim describes the campus as 53 acres with about 1.8 million square feet of function space and more than one million square feet of flexible exhibit space. The official Hall A–E capacity table totals 813,607 square feet, while ACC North adds two 100,000-square-foot multipurpose levels.
Who owns Anaheim Convention Center?
The City of Anaheim owns and operates Anaheim Convention Center, according to the City’s current Convention, Sports & Entertainment page.
How do I inquire about booking an event at Anaheim Convention Center?
Use the City of Anaheim Convention Center Inquiry form. Be ready with event type, public/private access, ticketing, preferred space, requested and alternate dates including move-in/out, daily attendance, parking drive-in, shuttle/bus plans and hotel-room needs. Submitting the form does not guarantee space.
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