Plan Your Oregon Convention Center Visit by Event, Access Rule and Arrival Route
Oregon Convention Center is at 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Portland, OR 97232. The fastest planning order is: confirm the event and hall, check ticket/registration and bag rules, then choose P1/P2 parking or transit.
This independent guide combines current events, parking, MAX fares, official PDF maps, hotels, accessibility, photos/virtual tours, staff contacts and exhibitor logistics into one visitor-first page.
What You Need Before Leaving Home
Use this first-screen summary for the decisions that most often cause wasted time: event status, access, garage choice, street-parking surcharges and mobility needs.
Portland, OR 97232 • general venue phone 503-235-7575.
Official calendar: Halls A1-B; registration required.
Hall E; registration required.
Halls A-A1-B-C-D; registration required.
Up to 18 hours; no in-and-out. Larger events: $15–$25.
PBOT on-street event rate rises to $5.40/hour in the active district.
800 total underground spaces; first come, first served.
Use organizer rules for bags, props, cameras and security screening.
Events may be ticketed, registration-only, trade-only or invitation-based.
TriMet day-pass cap: $5.60 when using the same payment method.
P1 has 10; P2 has 11. Wheelchairs/scooters can be reserved.
503-235-7577 • ask@oregoncc.org.
Today, August 18: PBOT lists the Lloyd Event District as active from 5–10 PM. When active, nearby on-street pay-to-park increases from $1.80/hour to $5.40/hour and payment hours extend to 10 PM. This district can be triggered by major events at OCC, Moda Center or Veterans Memorial Coliseum, so check the pay station/Parking Kitty even if your own event is smaller.
Which Visitor Path Matches Your Trip?
Public event or conference
Confirm the exact event, hall, doors/check-in time and organizer access rule before choosing parking.
Parking onsite
Compare P1/P2 clearance, event rate and garage capacity. Large event days favor earlier arrival or transit.
Buying admission
Start from the OCC calendar and follow the organizer link. Do not assume a reseller is the official seller.
Bringing bags or gear
Use the event’s own rule page. OCC’s current general visitor guidance does not list one venue-wide bag-size standard.
Staying nearby
Compare walk distance, transit, parking and event-block terms rather than relying on a stale nightly rate.
Mobility or sensory needs
Use accessible parking, automatic entrances, mobility reservations, Mamava suites and KultureCity resources.
Freight or booth services
Use the North Loading Dock/show-manager route; public attendee parking is not the freight workflow.
Need the right staff member
Jump to staff contacts for sales, event services, guest experience, public safety, setup or press.
Events Happening Now and Next
The official OCC calendar filter contains four August 2026 listings; as of August 18, three are current or upcoming because the National Flute Association convention has already ended. The table below focuses on what a visitor can still act on now: dates, space and access status.
| Event | Date | Space | Access | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medicaid Enterprise Systems Conference 2026 (MESC) | Aug 15–20 | Halls A1-B | Registration required | Happening now; use organizer site for registration, agenda and badge details. |
| SEIU Local 503 2026 General Council | Aug 20–24 | Hall E | Registration required | Confirm delegate/attendee access and check-in instructions. |
| Farwest Show 2026 | Aug 26–28 | Halls A-A1-B-C-D | Registration required | Large footprint; plan extra garage and indoor walking time. |
| The Materials Show 2026 | Sep 2–3 | Halls D-E | Trade only / registration required | Do not travel expecting general public entry. |
| Rose City Comic Con 2026 | Sep 11–13 | Halls A-A1-B-C-D-E | Buy tickets | Use OCC’s event page to reach the organizer ticket path. |
Fast event-check routine
Calendar subscription: the official calendar offers a subscribe option. It is useful for recurring visitors, but event-specific admission still comes from the organizer.
SEIU date nuance: the OCC calendar shell currently spans Aug 20–24, while the event description says the in-person General Council runs Aug 20–23. Use the organizer agenda for the actual days you need to attend.
Tickets: Use the Event’s Official Access Path
OCC is the venue, not a universal box office for every event. Some events link to ticket checkout, some require conference registration, and some are trade-only.
| OCC label | Meaning | Your action |
|---|---|---|
| Buy tickets | A public ticket path is available. | Follow the ticket link from the official OCC event listing to the organizer/seller. |
| Registration required | Admission depends on event registration, not a generic venue ticket. | Use the organizer registration portal and save confirmation/QR code. |
| Trade only | Attendance is limited to qualifying participants. | Check eligibility before booking travel or a hotel. |
| Event website | Organizer owns the detailed event rules. | Use that source for doors, sessions, badge pickup and cancellations. |
Why this matters: a current Ticketmaster venue page still displays an old $8 maximum daily parking rate and unrelated out-of-market event listings. That is a good example of why the OCC calendar and current venue pages should be checked before a reseller/aggregator.
Bags, Security and Venue-Wide Rules
The current OCC “Know Before You Go” guidance does not publish one universal clear-bag or bag-size limit for every event. Treat bag size, cameras, cosplay props, trade-show samples and security screening as organizer-controlled unless your specific event says otherwise.
Check the organizer
Search the event page for bag size, clear-bag, prohibited-item, camera and prop requirements.
Lockers exist onsite
LocketGo lockers are listed in the MLK Lobby, Holladay Lobby and Ginkoberry Concourse.
Service animals only
OCC allows qualifying service dogs or miniature horses; pets and emotional-support animals are not treated as service animals.
Indoor smoking is prohibited
This includes e-cigarettes, vaporizers and smokable substances; designated outdoor areas apply.
Other venue rules worth checking before you pack
- Helium/lighter-than-air balloons are not permitted inside the venue.
- Drones and other flying objects require express permission.
- Protective-soled footwear must be worn; barefoot walking is not allowed.
- Alcohol may only be consumed in the area where it was purchased.
- OCC publishes weapons restrictions; your event may impose stricter screening or prohibited-item rules.
Bag-policy answer: if your event page is silent, contact the organizer before bringing a large backpack, camera bag, cosplay prop, rolling sample case or other bulky item. Do not copy a bag-size rule from another OCC event.
Different rule, different purpose: OCC’s sustainability event guidance separately restricts foamcore signs, helium balloons and single-use plastic bags as event materials. That should not be rewritten as a universal attendee clear-bag size rule.
P1 vs P2, Event Rates, Street Parking and Overflow Choices
The underground OCC garage is the most direct driving option, but the practical choice depends on vehicle height, event size and whether nearby street parking is in the Lloyd Event District.
| Detail | Current official information | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| P1 entrance | NE Lloyd Blvd • 7-ft clearance | Avoid if your vehicle exceeds 7 ft. |
| P2 entrance | NE First Avenue • 9-ft clearance | Better fit for taller adapted vehicles when appropriate. |
| Capacity | 800 total underground spaces | First come, first served; OCC does not guarantee availability. |
| Standard entry | $15 for up to 18 hours | No in-and-out privileges; additional fees beyond 18 hours. |
| Larger-event entry | Dynamic $15–$25 | Budget for the posted event-day rate. |
| Garage opening | Generally 6 AM daily | This is not the same as your event’s door/check-in time. |
| Drive-through payment | Credit/debit + touchless | Bring card/mobile wallet. |
| South Ginkoberry kiosk | Cash + card | This limited exception does not make OCC generally cash-based. |
| Accessible spaces | P1: 10 • P2: 11 | First come; both levels provide elevator access. |
| Oversized / overnight | RVs, campers, trailers and similar oversized vehicles are not accommodated; overnight parking prohibited | Arrange an alternative before travel. |
Stale SERP correction: Ticketmaster still shows an old $8 maximum daily rate. Current OCC guidance is $15 standard entry and $15–$25 for larger events.
Street parking can become much more expensive on event-district days
PBOT’s Lloyd Event District applies around OCC, Moda Center and Veterans Memorial Coliseum when large/overlapping events are expected. When active, the on-street pay rate rises from $1.80/hour to $5.40/hour and payment hours extend to 10 PM. August 18 is listed as a 5–10 PM activation; Aug 23 and Aug 30 are listed as 8 AM–10 PM activations, subject to change.
Do not assume street parking is the cheap option. Check the pay station or Parking Kitty on the day you visit. Event-district pricing can make transit or the OCC garage simpler.
What the Official Parking, Venue and Freight PDFs Actually Show
The venue PDFs contain useful details that are easy to miss on normal webpages. Here are the parts that change real visitor, exhibitor and planner decisions.
Parking-area map: what to know if the OCC garage fills
| Map label | Facility / capacity shown | Use carefully |
|---|---|---|
| P1 | OCC P1 Garage • 400 spaces shown | OCC-operated underground garage entrance. |
| P2 | OCC P2 Garage • 400 spaces shown | OCC-operated underground garage entrance. |
| P3 | Diamond Lot • 80 spaces | Shown as nearby area parking; verify operator/access on event day. |
| P4 | Hoyt Lot • 37 spaces | Nearby, limited capacity. |
| P5 | Liberty Centre Garage • 575 spaces | Third-party availability/rates can differ. |
| P6 | Moda Center Garage • 1,000 spaces shown | PDF explicitly says subject to availability. |
| P7 | Hassalo Lot | Capacity not shown in the PDF; verify before relying on it. |
The map also shows MAX light rail, Portland Streetcar and a vendor/contractor check-in point—useful clues that attendee arrival and contractor arrival are not the same workflow.
Venue Guide: hall combinations and real capacity
| Configuration | Area | Ceiling | Rounds | 10×10 exhibits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hall A | 30,000 sq ft | 30 ft | 1,430 | 154 |
| A + A1 | 60,000 sq ft | 30 ft | 3,250 | 308 |
| A + A1 + B + C | 155,000 sq ft | 30 ft | 8,370 | 819 |
| All halls A/A1/B/C/D/E | 255,000 sq ft | 30 ft | 13,550 | 1,393 |
The same guide maps the Level 1 Connector, Ginkoberry Concourse, guest entrances, first-aid locations, all-user restrooms, freight elevator, loading docks, ballrooms and VIP suites. For planners, those relationships matter as much as raw square footage.
Freight/delivery map: exhibitor route
The freight map places the North Loading Dock on NE First Avenue near Holladay Street, shows loading docks 1–9 and 10–18, ramps, vendor/contractor check-in, P1/P2 garage entrances, streetcar/bus/taxi zones and the exhibit-hall footprint. That is why booth freight should never be planned from the main guest entrance.
MAX, Streetcar, Bus, Bike, Rideshare and PDX
| Mode | Current useful detail | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| MAX Light Rail | Convention Center station serves Blue, Green and Red lines | Direct rail access, including Red Line connection toward Portland International Airport. |
| TriMet adult fare | $2.80 for 2½ hours; $5.60 day-pass cap | Tap phone/contactless card or Hop; tap each time you board/transfer. |
| Portland Streetcar | A Loop stop at NE MLK & Hoyt/Convention Center; OCC says about every 15 minutes | Central-city/Lloyd connections. |
| TriMet Bus 6 | Stops near MLK/Holladay and MLK/Hoyt | Bus connection to nearby neighborhoods/downtown. |
| Bike | Free bike parking; P1 has 32 spaces, P2 has 14, plus exterior racks | Avoid garage/event-district parking costs. |
| Rideshare / taxi | Short-term zones on NE MLK Blvd and Holladay Street | Door-area drop-off without parking. |
| PDX | OCC describes the venue as about 8 miles from the airport | Compare Red Line/MAX vs rideshare by luggage, schedule and service alerts. |
Hop tip: you do not need a physical Hop card for standard adult fare. A contactless bank card or phone wallet can pay the $2.80 fare, and using the same payment method allows fare capping to a $5.60 day pass.
Street address: 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Portland, OR 97232. Use the venue’s indoor maps after you arrive; a street map cannot tell you the right hall, lobby or meeting room.
See the Building Before You Arrive
The official Explore OCC resource is stronger than a random photo gallery because it combines current images, virtual tours and floor context.
Preview scale
See real show-floor layouts and the column-free exhibit environment before a large expo.
Oregon and Portland
Useful if your itinerary lists a ballroom rather than an exhibit hall.
North and south groups
Virtual tours help distinguish A/B/C meeting areas from D/E/F areas.
Recognize wayfinding points
MLK, Holladay, Ginkoberry and pre-function areas appear in the official imagery.
Photo-use note: this guide links users to official galleries/virtual tours instead of hotlinking third-party copyrighted photos. For event marketing assets, Travel Portland also maintains a separate rights-managed promotional-media resource.
Where to Stay: Walkability vs Rate vs Transit
Travel Portland’s current 2026 hotel guide lists more than a dozen Lloyd District/Central Eastside options. Exact nightly prices move too quickly to be useful in a static venue guide, so choose by route, event-block terms and parking.
| Hotel / zone | Why it stands out | Best for | Verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center | 600-room OCC headquarter hotel | Multi-day attendees, speakers, planners, exhibitors | Event block, parking, cancellation, early arrival |
| Hotel Eastlund | Across the street; boutique/business amenities | Short walk and business travel | Event-night rates, parking, room type |
| Inn at the Convention Center | Directly across the street and adjacent to MAX | Proximity/value shoppers | Recent room feedback, accessibility, parking, Wi-Fi |
| Courtyard / Crowne Plaza / DoubleTree | Walkable Lloyd-area alternatives | Loyalty programs, amenities, room-block comparison | Exact walking route and overnight parking |
| Central Eastside / downtown | More dining/nightlife choices with MAX/Streetcar access | Combining convention + city trip | Late-night return route, luggage, transit schedule |
Planner-scale context: Travel Portland’s July 2026 meeting FAQ says about 1,300 hotel rooms are within five minutes of OCC, while central-city inventory is much larger. For attendee convenience, “walkable” and “headquarter hotel” usually matter more than raw room count.
Halls, Ballrooms, Meeting Rooms and Indoor Wayfinding
Current OCC materials describe 255,000 square feet of contiguous column-free exhibit space, 52 adaptable meeting rooms, two grand ballrooms and three VIP suites.
| Space | Level / area | Practical implication |
|---|---|---|
| Halls A / A1 / B / C | Level 1, north/central side | Large events may combine multiple halls; check the exact hall before choosing your interior route. |
| Halls D / E | Level 1, south side | May be closer to different pre-function and meeting-room areas than A/B events. |
| Oregon Ballroom | Level 2 | Do not follow exhibit-hall signage if your event is ballroom-based. |
| Portland Ballroom | Level 2 | Use ballroom lobby/level guidance rather than hall numbers. |
| A–F meeting-room groups | Level 1 | Room prefix is a useful directional clue. |
| MLK / Holladay / Ginkoberry | Lobby / concourse areas | Useful for welcome desk, lockers, food, meetups and wayfinding. |
Accessibility improvement from the 2019 renovation: OCC added a Level 1 Connector so visitors can cross the first floor without repeatedly changing levels, reducing reliance on stairs/escalators/elevators.
Wi-Fi, Cashless Payment, Lockers, First Aid, Food and Lost & Found
| Amenity | Current detail | What it solves |
|---|---|---|
| Complimentary Wi-Fi | Available in lobbies and meeting rooms | General attendee connectivity. |
| Paid individual Wi-Fi | Basic $12/day; Business Class $50/day on current visitor guidance | Higher individual service needs; exhibitors may still need dedicated service. |
| Cashless operation | Credit/debit + touchless accepted for OCC operations | Bring card/mobile wallet. |
| Reverse ATM | Fee-free cash-to-prepaid-Visa in MLK Lobby | For visitors who arrive with cash only. |
| Lockers | MLK Lobby, Holladay Lobby, Ginkoberry Concourse | Short-term personal-item storage. |
| First aid | Rooms at Exhibit Hall A lobby and outside Exhibit Hall E; OCC says EMT coverage is provided for events over 1,000 attendees or when otherwise appropriate | Use a house phone and dial 7849 or contact OCC staff/security; AEDs are positioned around the venue. |
| Mamava suites | 2 suites near A and E meeting rooms, Level 1 | Private ADA-accessible nursing/wellness space. |
| Lost & Found | Items stored for 30 days | Guest Experience / 503-731-7800. |
| Food | Onsite restaurants/cafés vary by event schedule | Check what is open before planning a short meal break. |
Parking, Mobility Devices, Sensory Support and Accommodations
Reservation rule most guides miss: reserved wheelchairs/scooters are canceled if not checked out within one hour of the scheduled reservation time. OCC asks visitors to contact the venue about accommodations around three business days in advance when possible.
Who to Contact by Task
The current leadership directory lists 12 leadership-team members. Use the job function that matches your problem.
| Need | Staff lead | Role | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive leadership | Cindy Wallace, CMP, CMM, PMP | Executive Director | 503-731-7901 |
| Sales / booking | Desiree Everett, CMP | Senior Director of Strategy and Business Development | 503-235-7574 |
| Event services | Michelle Graham, CMP, DES | Director of Event Services | 503-731-7823 |
| Guest experience | Evelyn Murphy | Director of Guest Experience | 503-731-7914 |
| Public safety | Derek Bliss, CPP | Director of Public Safety | 503-731-7941 |
| Facility operations | Matthew Uchtman | Senior Director of Facility Operations | 503-731-7841 |
| Press / communications | Michelle Hedegard | Director of Equity, Culture, and Communications | 503-731-7924 |
| Setup | Jake Baker | Director of Setup | 503-871-1825 |
General vs staff-office phone: OCC’s general venue number is 503-235-7575. The current leadership directory lists the staff main office as 503-235-7577, with ask@oregoncc.org and Monday–Friday 8 AM–5 PM Pacific office hours.
Metro Ownership and Verified Sustainability Credentials
Official OCC information states that the venue is owned and operated by Metro, the regional government for greater Portland, and managed through the Metropolitan Exposition Recreation Commission (MERC).
Metro
Public regional-government ownership is confirmed by OCC/Metro sources.
Platinum
OCC earned LEED Platinum in 2014 and says it was recertified Platinum in 2019 and 2023.
Platinum • 2025
OCC reports receiving Platinum under the Events Industry Council Sustainable Event Standards in January 2025.
6,500+ solar panels
OCC says solar supplies more than 25% of facility electricity and lists four EV charging stations.
2025 sustainability numbers planners can actually use
| Metric | Reported result | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Waste diversion | 69% of generated materials diverted from landfill | Useful for sustainability reporting and procurement planning. |
| Food composted | 87 tons | Supports food-service waste planning. |
| Reusable goods donated | 32,080 lb | Shows donation/reuse pathways for event materials. |
| Food donation | Equivalent of 5,600 meals | Useful context for event-specific sustainability goals. |
| Local food sourcing | 57% sourced within 250 miles | Useful for local-procurement and event reporting goals. |
| Seafood sustainability | 89% met sustainability criteria | Useful when catering requirements include responsible seafood sourcing. |
Move-In, Freight, Loading Dock and Deliveries
OCC explicitly says exhibitor freight should be shipped to the show decorator; the venue does not accept or ship exhibitor freight/drayage. For smaller shipments under 150 lb without a decorator, OCC points exhibitors to the local UPS Store.
| Detail | Current venue information | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Loading capacity | 18 loading bays + 3 drive-in ramps | Follow assigned load-in time/ramp from show manager. |
| Indoor dock | 8,000 sq ft | Use decorator/show instructions for freight handling. |
| Dock door capacity | Bays with load levelers; major doors around 20 ft high × 18 ft wide, with some variation | Confirm equipment dimensions before arrival. |
| Delivery hours | 8 AM–12 PM and 12:30–4 PM | Do not schedule outside accepted windows without approval. |
| Delivery point | North Loading Dock at NE First Ave & Holladay St | Separate freight route from public guest arrival. |
| Delivery help | 503-731-7892 | Call for venue delivery assistance. |
| Small shipment fallback | If there is no decorator and the shipment is under 150 lb, OCC points exhibitors to the local UPS Store at 503-230-1808 | Confirm the shipment route before sending anything to Portland. |
| After unloading | Move vehicle to approved parking | Keep dock/loading areas clear for other exhibitors. |
Common Problems and the Fastest Fix
| Problem | Likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A site says parking is $8 | Stale third-party venue data | Use current OCC: $15 standard, $15–$25 larger events. |
| Street meter is much higher than expected | Lloyd Event District is active | Check pay station/Parking Kitty; active rate is $5.40/hour. |
| You cannot find a universal bag size | OCC does not publish one venue-wide limit for every event | Use organizer security/bag guidance. |
| Garage is full | 800 spaces, first come | Use MAX/Streetcar or verify nearby third-party parking from the official area map. |
| Vehicle is too tall for P1 | P1 clearance is 7 ft | Check P2’s 9-ft clearance; oversized vehicles need another plan. |
| You brought cash only | OCC is cashless | Use the fee-free reverse ATM in MLK Lobby or the limited cash-capable parking kiosk. |
| You cannot find your room | Large hall/ballroom/meeting-room campus | Use the official indoor map and the exact room from your registration email. |
| Freight arrived at public entrance | Guest and exhibitor workflows were mixed | Redirect to show-manager/decorator instructions and North Loading Dock workflow. |
Eight Checks That Prevent Most Event-Day Problems
Use the Right Official Source for the Task
Links come after the explanation so the user knows which source solves which problem.
Oregon Convention Center FAQs
What is the Oregon Convention Center address?
Oregon Convention Center is at 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Portland, OR 97232. The general venue phone number is 503-235-7575.
What events are happening at the Oregon Convention Center now?
As of August 18, 2026, the Medicaid Enterprise Systems Conference 2026 runs through August 20 in Halls A1-B. SEIU Local 503 General Council starts August 20, and Farwest Show runs August 26-28. Recheck the official OCC calendar before travel.
Where can I see upcoming Oregon Convention Center events?
Use the official OCC Calendar of Events. It lists dates and typically shows the assigned hall or ballroom plus an event website, registration status or ticket link when applicable.
How much is Oregon Convention Center parking in 2026?
The current official standard entry rate is $15 for up to 18 hours with no in-and-out privileges. During larger events, OCC currently lists a dynamic $15-$25 entry rate. Additional fees apply beyond 18 hours.
Where do I enter the OCC parking garage?
P1 is entered from NE Lloyd Boulevard and has 7-foot clearance. P2 is entered from NE First Avenue and has 9-foot clearance. The underground garage has 800 total spaces and is first come, first served.
What is the Oregon Convention Center bag policy?
The current general OCC visitor guidance reviewed for this page does not publish one universal bag-size or clear-bag limit for every event. Check your event organizer for bag size, security screening, camera, prop and prohibited-item rules.
Where do I buy Oregon Convention Center tickets?
Tickets and registration are event-specific. Start with the official OCC event listing. If it shows a ticket link, follow that organizer path. Other events may require registration, be trade-only or use badges instead of public tickets.
Where can I find Oregon Convention Center photos?
The official Explore OCC page provides photo galleries, immersive virtual tours and venue-space information for exhibit halls, ballrooms, meeting rooms, lobbies and suites.
What hotels are near the Oregon Convention Center?
Travel Portland lists Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center as the 600-room headquarter hotel. Hotel Eastlund is across the street, and Inn at the Convention Center is directly across the street and adjacent to MAX. Several other Lloyd District hotels are walkable.
Is the Oregon Convention Center cashless?
Yes. OCC says its operations are cashless and accept credit/debit and touchless payments. A fee-free reverse ATM in the MLK Lobby can convert cash to a prepaid Visa card.
Does the Oregon Convention Center have Wi-Fi?
Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in lobbies and meeting rooms. OCC also currently lists paid individual Wi-Fi tiers, while exhibitors and planners can order dedicated technology services.
Is the Oregon Convention Center accessible?
Yes. OCC provides accessible parking, automatic lobby doors, elevators to all levels, family/all-user restrooms, complimentary wheelchairs and scooters, sensory resources and accommodation contacts. P1 has 10 accessible parking spaces and P2 has 11.
Who owns the Oregon Convention Center?
Metro, the regional government for greater Portland, owns and operates the Oregon Convention Center. The venue is managed through the Metropolitan Exposition Recreation Commission.
Who is the Oregon Convention Center executive director?
The current official leadership directory lists Cindy Wallace, CMP, CMM, PMP as Executive Director.
How do I contact Oregon Convention Center staff?
The general venue phone is 503-235-7575. The current leadership directory lists 503-235-7577 and ask@oregoncc.org for the staff main office, Monday-Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM Pacific. Department-specific contacts are available in the official staff directory.
Can I take MAX to the Oregon Convention Center?
Yes. Convention Center MAX Station serves Blue, Green and Red lines. Current TriMet adult fare is $2.80 for 2½ hours, with a $5.60 day-pass cap when using the same payment method.
Is the Oregon Convention Center LEED certified?
Yes. OCC reports LEED Platinum certification, originally achieved in 2014 and recertified Platinum in 2019 and 2023. OCC also reports Platinum certification under the Events Industry Council Sustainable Event Standards in 2025.
Does the OCC have EV charging and bike parking?
Yes. OCC’s sustainability information lists four EV charging stations. Bicycle parking is free; the parking page lists 32 bicycle spaces on P1, 14 on P2, plus racks outside main entrances.
Quick Arrival Decision Helper
This lightweight tool keeps the useful interaction from the previous structure without adding unnecessary software-app schema or fake ratings.