Austin Convention Center

Not much to say as it’s a giant convention center that can use for so many different purposes. The day we were here it was because my daughter is in a volleyball tournament and it has about 48 courts spread throughout the bottom floor of the convention center.I didn’t get five stars not necessarily because of the convention center itself, but because of the complete lack of parking facilities surrounding the convention center. It’s also only a block away from a whole lot of homeless people so parking on the streets is not a great option.

This exhibition hall is undoubtedly an astonishing venue that brings together various innovations and cutting-edge technologies, allowing you to personally experience many intriguing and inspiring things. Here, electric vehicles are the focal point of the display, representing not only the future of transportation but also the passionate discussions surrounding sustainable development. The promotion of electric vehicles plays a crucial role in environmental protection by reducing reliance on traditional gasoline, significantly lowering greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Additionally, the exhibition features knowledge about battery technology, charging infrastructure, and intelligent transportation systems, providing insights into how these technologies work together to drive the green transformation of transportation. You can see different types of electric vehicles, from battery-powered cars to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, with innovative designs and technologies that are truly eye-catching. The hall also includes interactive experience zones where visitors can engage in hands-on driving experiences, feeling the unique charm of silent operation. In summary, this exhibition hall is not just a display platform but also a space for knowledge sharing and exchange, igniting excitement and anticipation for the future of transportation.

Attended a conference at the Austin Center this week. Clean, secure, and comfortable. Essence of Austin mixed in ( i.e. alcove areas highlighting Austin musicians in 3rd floor)... near Metro, commuter scooters around and the tourist center nearby as well. Within walking distance to Lady Bird Lake.

Apr,2024:4⭐: I would recommend this location and the personnel working at this event. There was a lot of construction in the immediate area that caused issues with moving around. There was a bike lane just outside one of the doors as well as train tracks. The facility was clean and staffed with appropriate personnel to give out basic information. All of the meeting rooms that I came across were sufficiently large enough and well equipped with furniture needed to make the event a success.

My son and I had a great time here for DreamCon. The performance halls were great with great audio and lighting. It's a large space great for events.

Having recently had the opportunity to experience the Austin Convention Center, I was genuinely impressed by its vastness. The sheer size is quite remarkable! For those in the tech industry, especially, the center boasts high-tech facilities making it an excellent choice for computer conventions. One of its standout features is its commitment to accessibility – navigating through the venue was a breeze. To top it all off, the food there is top-notch. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or just someone looking for a sizable and modern venue, the Austin Convention Center should definitely be on your radar.

A decent convention location. It has all the basic amenities and a very good air conditioner. I had to go out into the 98 degree weather to thaw a couple times.

For a city as heavily populated as Austin. I feel like it's a little small compared to others. That being said, it's clean and fairly organized. I'm staying at the hotel so I cannot speak on parking or extra costs. Overall, not a good space for large Volleyball tournaments (why I was there), but not a bad space at all.

I love the programs they have here. They are very informative. Sxsw edu always teaches me a lot. I see good films at Sxsw as well.

SXSW has been held at the Austin Convention Center since its creation in the 1990s. I'd like to thank the staff for keeping this institution so kempt, as you couldn't even tell it's over 3 decades old with how clean it is. The convention center is located in a prime location that's accessible and walkable for all. Though the convention center tries its best to be easily navigational, some of the smaller room signs could be more noticeable. Would suggest putting on comfortable shoes at the Austin Convention Center, as it has two wings and three floors. In order to get to the other side, you'll have to walk all the way from point A to point B.

In town for my son's volleyball tournament. Parking was easy, the bathroom availability was perfect for the amount of people in the place. They easily had more than 30 courts set up and it it was planned great! The food..whoever is their food service for the BBQ and pizza did amazing! The staff was super nice and smiling and eager to help my special needs son's diet. (He loved the BBQ no bread). There were plenty of places to lay in the sun by the windows to stay warm during the few days it was cold out. The event staff did an amazing job with tickets and security as well. Plenty of outlets for phones and seating for private calls, etc. Very impressed! Definitely recommend for anyone needing meeting/event space. Within walking of the 5th street parking garage. Thanks guys!

My wife attended the AAP meeting last weekend, so I was able to walk around the Convention center a little bit. I found it to be well lit, airy and well kept. It was also centrally located in the middle of many Austin downtown hotels. We stayed at the Fairmont, so there was a walkway connecting us to the convention center. Very convenient with the stroller on a chilly fall day. I think other hotels, such as the Hilton, might have similar connection between hotel and convention center. Plenty of escalators and elevators, we had no problem finding the correct room. There are also various gift shops and cafes scattered around the center. Overall a good venue for a conference.

Went to Galaxy con held at the Austin convention center this weekend and I must say I was pleasantly surprised!!! It was great! We got there early so we could register. Registration was quick and seamless but if I could make a suggestion, I would probably move registration out the hallway into a corner of the vendor hall. That, I think, would've made the lines a little less congested and easier to navigate. Vendor hall was awesome!! So much to see I couldn't begin to list it all. The photo ops and panel list was phenomenal!! Levar Burton, Tara Strong, Rick Flair, Kevin Nash, Brent Spiner , Charlie Cox, Krysten Ritter, David Ramsey, Stephen Amell, William Shatner, Giancarlo Esposito, and more!! Not to mention the endless voice actors. My only take away, and it's a big take, is that the cosplay contest was much later than I expected, which meant that there were a lot less cosplayers transiting the convention for photos. If you've never been to a con, the cosplay contest plays an essential role in the con!! Pricing for photos and selfies were a bit pricey for this con but considering their extensive line up, I can see why. The cast from boy meets world and the guy who played Dawson from Dawson's creek were there as well. The vice actors from a nightmare before Christmas also! Next year I think I'll opt for the vip passes and make a weekend. The strike in Hollywood did effect what the panelists could discuss, but talents like William Shatner and Lavar Burton did an amazing job entertaining!

I visited the Austin Convention center for several SXSW sessions, registration and the Creative Expo Hall. The convention center appears to be on the older side compared to others I've visited across the country. The bathrooms were clean and the space was fairly easy to navigate. I appreciated that the location was exceptionally accessible to downtown restaurants and hotels- overall, very walkable. The front entrance seemed like it could use some planters or landscaping to make it seem a little more appealing and inviting. I have to give kudos to the Indianapolis Convention Center for looking hospitable both inside and out.

Great first time at the Austin Convention Center for the SXSW flat stock art show a few weeks ago. Very clean building and set/up flowed great in the space with lots of room for many people to see each booth and be able to get close to the artwork and talk to artists. Found street parking only a few blocks away, easy walking distance if able. Will be back.

I thought that the staff at the convention center did an amazing job posting all of us crazy real estate agents. I felt that the security as we entered was top-notch, the place was clean, and the facilities for everything we could've expected. The location of the center in relationship to my hotel was like a one block walk so you can't ask for more than that because honestly at every convention you know you put like 30,000 steps a day on your feet. If you can save a few steps a day then that is awesome

Good location for a conference and ample meeting spaces. The luncheon food wasn't my favorite - I guess it's hard to feed 5,000 people but cold kebabs two days in a row was not appetizing. I was a conference speaker and found the tech support staff to be total pros and also loved the focus on easy cold water bottle swap out stations.

I was starving while being at my exhibit booth all day and it was convenient to check out the food court in the exhibit hall. I didn't see prices listed for the Southside pizza, but it sounded good on that chilly day. When I went to pay...eeek it was $10! The lady ringing me up was like yaa you probably could buy a whole pizza for that price. Yep you are right! But alas I was starving and needed that $10 pizza ha it was OK. Nothing special.

I had an amazing time at the WhiskyX Experience last night! I got the tickets for free thru the whiskey club at my job. There were so many booths of amazing whiskey, bourbon, scotch, rum, even moonshine! There was an awesome band there called Young The Giant! The staff was so helpful and quick, we got our wristbands and free glasses and got inside almost immediately from the line! What a great experience and my first time at the convention center! Parking across the street from the doors was 16$ for 3 hours.

This place is huge. I was here for a conference and the space was just massive. It was a bit difficult to navigate just because of the size of the building. There were some signs that helped, but more signs and some strategically placed maps would have been beneficial. Regardless, it is a nice space. If you are coming here, wear comfortable shoes because you will be doing a lot of walking.

Watch out for parking rates from the sleazy scumbags who run the place. If you arrive early in the morning on the first day of a convention you might notice parking rates are not bad, but if when you leave you will notice they upped the rates and swapped out the price boards. Very classless of them. Oh and they seem to have gotten rid of any type of comfortable seating in the lobby areas inside the center.

Nice venue but will never be a tier 1 facility. Too small. Not enough parking. Virtually no concessions.

We went to RTX this past weekend and had a blast. Going into the ACC the security and staff were friendly and ultimately it was a great time all around. I know part of that was ACC staff and part of it was Rooster Teeth volunteers and workers but man did I have a great time 10/10

Minecraft convention... holly cow... a plethora of gaming geeks, shut in nerds, strange folks, lots of kids, and cool people! You got to see a real slice of Americana here! The convention hall is nice. Well maintained, lots of convention people, good facilities, and lots of room. It was a great place to hold this event. My oldest boy loves Minecraft... he can build and build for hours... so this was a must. He also loves to watch Minecraft Videos of his favorite gamers playing Minecraft... why I still have no idea, but judging from this crowd... he is not the only one. The convention was filled with great stuff! The worlds largest merchandise store for Minecraft stuff... dropped a butt load here! A full LEGO area to build Minecraft and stuff... I even enjoyed this! A VR area... my boys had a blast! Question and answers from utubers. Challenges in Minecraft. Seminars for beginners. Game introductions. Meet and great of Unspeakable and other famous utubers And more! It was an amazing event that we attended from 9am to 5pm... and the whole family had a blast!! I don't play Minecraft but my boys do and this was worth every penny to see the joy this event brought them!

American Freedom Tour with President Trump! Scratch 'Trump Rally' off of my bucket list!

The AAMC Learn Serve Lead 2018 conference was held here this year. Pros: very large space with more than enough rooms to house all of the lectures and seminars. Big exhibition halls. Small coffee shops. Stores for business cards and other stationery. Close to downtown Austin's hotels and hotspots. Strong WiFi Cons: Poorly designed. Did not have enough escalators and elevators. The ones available were very far from each other, which added to the already immense amount of walking. Not enough seating/lounge areas. Not enough outlets around the seating areas, which makes no sense for a convention center. Side note: a small river runs right next to the building. Which I thought was pretty cool. I've added some pics! Overall: not the best convention center I've been to. But it has some bright spots.

Next to having clean washrooms available, my second biggest concern is the ability to get water. Conventions are generally all day affairs and you're probably talking a lot and not eating enough. Water is pretty important. They didn't have any fountains on the floor we were on. Instead they had water coolers which was a nice start but also means they run out super quick with everyone filling up their bottles. It really sucked to walk past another 3 halls (especially because they're huge) to get to the next cooler and find it empty. The convention center looks new and modern and has nice art pieces. It's also located pretty centrally so there are restaurants nearby. It is nicer and has more of a fancy hotel feel than a corporate meeting place. But...they really needed to either have more fountains available or have more kiosks open that serve food and water.

Nice venue and great vendors at the Home and Garden show. Thanks Katie/Yelp. We are going to get our garage organized and the guy who never wins nutin (sic) won a trip! Be aware construction is making it a mess in this area so leave yourself some extra time if you are visiting the convention center area.

A large space that id close to downtown and is up to date with technology. There are issues with accessibly...the design is less then efficient with those with mobility concerns. I

As a frequenter of Convention centers around the country, especially in the summer given my profession, I was a little apprehensive about attending a several-day professional development session in Austin. Things that cause me apprehension: 1) Parking Situation 2) Meal and Snack supplements during the day 3) Bathroom locations 4) Signage 5) Cleanliness As for the parking situation, there are 2 parking garages with a fixed fee depending on the conference. I do not recommend street parking as towing is both frequent and street signage isn't easy to understand. Additionally, there is currently a lot of construction around the Convention center on Trinity and Caesar Chavez, so navigation may be tough. Meal and snack situation is great. There are vending machines throughout each of the floors, and given the downtown location, lunch and post conference snacks are easy to find! Plus, there is a food-truck yard near by as well. Bathrooms are not limited - thank goodness! If one had the usual long line out the door, it was only a short walk to the next one! This is so comforting for anyone identifying as a woman because the ladies' room almost anywhere is always packed. Do we outnumber men in the world?! Oh, did I mention that they're clean! It's so nice to go to a clean bathroom even if it's frequented by LOTS of people throughout the day The Signage is great. I mean it's clear, multiple arrows don't point to something that doesn't exist, and there are both overheard and on the column type signs. This was very helpful! Cleanliness was impressive. There were hundreds if not more people here yet it continued to look vacuumed, dusted, and fairly spotless. Do they have magic elves? This was impressive. I probably won't hesitate the next time I have to attend something at the ACC.

Good space, lots of bathrooms that are fairly clean. Parking situation can be confusing, so I recommend getting some early reading about where to park. There's a garage and some outside lots all around. It's little confusing where to go for the food, thankfully, we found one very easily on the side where we parked. There was a ton of construction so we had to walk on the side of the road. Rather perilous I think!!! It was also nice and cold inside in the middle of July. Plenty of water stations and even cups that were recyclable. Overall, would not mind going back with the exception of the $5-20 parking rates.

The Austin Convention Center is impressive. Here's why: 1) It's HUGE but easy to navigate. Signage is clear and there are many exits out into the world. 2) It's centrally located in downtown Austin near all the best bars, restaurants, and hotels. 3) It's clean. 4) There's strong, free wifi. 5) There's balcony seating on most floors with a great view of the city. If you're looking to host a big event, the Austin Convention Center is one of the best in America.

Yesterday was the American Freedom Tour at the Convention center. Many great people were there (I wanna guess 8-10,000 people?). It was fairly easy to get in, they had 4 lanes at the SS (Secret Service) metal detectors, so the lines moved fairly decent. The ACC staff were OK, pointing in the right direction when asked (plenty standing around to help point/watch over the entrances/halls) During the event, more than a few times I tried to live-stream who was speaking to my FB (especially during Ted Nugent playing the Star Spangled Banner, Hendrix-style), and the connection broke up, having to stop and start a few times. C'mon, its 2022, do they not have proficient networking engineers and wireless hardware to support large groups all online? Pathetic! But the main reason for 2 stars, the big damper on the whole event, is due to their Concessions. My family basically went from 11am, when we got in, till past 6pm when it was over, without food or drink because the line to get and pay for food/drink (they did not allow anything but bottle of water through Checkpoint Charlie--SS/TSA) , was about 1 hour. They only had ONE checkout point. The line zigzagged back and forth in the big hall off the main room at least a dozen or more times. And then we hear that a single slice of pizza was NINE DOLLARS!?!?! $32 for a whole Pizza!?!?! (it was thin with nothing really on it...) $6 for a Monster drink! Luckily we were not pancreas-deficient else there could have been life-threatening consequences. Did the CoA expect a Joe Biden crowd with only a few dozen people? C'mon, this was Trump and Nugent and a list of other great speakers! They should have known there would be THOUSANDS. If they had gotten their heads of their own proverbial sand and paid any attention to other Conservative rallies. Or, they did that on purpose, knowing how the CoA governance mindset is. As Ted Nugent said during his part: "Im all for keeping Austin weird, but when did they start making Austin STUPID??" POOR POOR PLANNING on ACC.

$8 for all day parking. Plenty of parking to make sure no one is near you. Parking does not seem to be an issue given that there were 40,000 participants that needed to get their bibs from here in order to race the following 48 hours. Ample space for events such as the Race Expos.

I was in Austin for SXSW earlier this month. The Austin Convention Center was one of the venue locations (the main one) where panels and other sessions were held. I spent a lot of time here. The Convention Center is ginormous with high ceilings and amazing views of the city from the top floors. The bathrooms were clean and there are lots of places to sit and recharge your devices throughout the structure. At SXSW, there were several food and refreshment stands inside (as well as food trucks outside). The Atrium Café by the entrance at Trinity and 4th was OK. During SXSW, Chi'lantro stations outside (it's a good truck IMO). Of course, all these places inside and around the perimeter of the Convention Center will be expensive. If you are on a budget, consider venturing a bit further away for food and drink, or bringing stuff with you. TIPS ON HOW TO GET HERE: You can take a Fasten, but there are also nearby bus stations. If you are coming from the East side, the Metro train has a terminating stop right in front of the Convention Center.

Austin Convention Center staff is very unorganized. It is not one of my favorite places. Parking can be a nightmare. There is nothing nice about this place if you are an exhibitor. They are quick to take your money. If you need to haul stuff into the exhibit hall you have to get the staff to haul it in for you at a hefty charge. If you pay thousand of dollars for a booth space you should be able to take your stuff to your booth. The same for equipment, what can you possible tear up in an empty exhibit hall,but no we pay someone to tell us where our booth us. The convention center should treat exhibitors with upmost respect and accommodate them instead of ripping them off. They are their bread and butter.

Huge! Bring your walking shoes! I recently attended a conference at this convention center and was there off and on for 4 days. The facilities were very good. There was never a line for the bathrooms, the whole building was comfortably air conditioned, there were balconies for fresh air on the top floors, seating in the common areas for relaxing... Overall a great experience. I also liked that the upkeep was really great and it felt as if the place must be regularly spruced up. WiFi: This was an issue during the conference. Yes, the conference had arranged for WiFi, but because it was a technology conference, each person had several devices on using WiFi. Unfortunately, even the presenters were hindered by the overuse of the WiFi. I wish the convention center was equipped for the level of WiFi use. I would definitely attend a conference here again. The Hilton across the street was super convenient. The train drops you off right in front. There are several food options within walking distance. Good venue for a conference.

Huge place in the middle of downtown where lots of conferences and events are held. I was attending an event that hosted 2,000 people which is no small feat and the convention center made for a very enjoyable venue. Not the fanciest or most modern venue, but it was more than big enough to house all participants and the many activities that were part of the agenda and the venue itself was very easy to navigate through (although you do a LOT of walking).

Nice facility but a little annoyed by the parking! It's at 2nd and San Jacinto so allow extra time to walk to get there.

This is the 11th Year I attend the TEXAS library Association Conference. This convention center is surrounded by lots of eateries and beautiful hotels. The parking at this convention center is a little frustrating, but if you're staying at one of the hotels near by you can get the shuttle to bring you and take you back. One of the big pluses is the complimentary WiFi. You can be here for hours going through the exhibits and the workshops offered by some of the vendors. I look forward to coming to this convention center every two to three years since the conference takes place in different cities every year. This conference is just great, but the facility makes it awesome.

Huge convention center which boasts many shows throughout the year. Multi level complex which maintains a clean level of standards, so props to the janitorial staff as some conventions centers can be quite rough around the edges per say. Big downside for me is the fact that getting from one side to the other requires walking around the complex, which can be a pain if you are used to cutting through various other convention centers to cut down on walking time. Yes, there are worse, but Austin Convention Center is not the worst I have ever been too, that award is handed to Chicago's convention center. On the bright side, the convention center is located right down town next to many shopping opportunities, restaurants, and the famous sixth street. I mean who can argue with sixth street being so close after a long day of walking and seminars!? Either way, I still enjoy attending a particular conference here year in and year out, so a solid 3/5 stars from me on this one.

I've been going these for years and it's slowly becoming smaller and smaller. The usuals are there but nothing new and exciting. This time the space was shared with another event on the other side. If you are a new home buyer I do suggest coming and getting ideas but if you don't want to be haggled with spin the wheel, sign up and get a free vacay or an hour cooking class, this is not the event for you.

I attended a corporate conference at the Austin Convention Center for 3500 people and it was by far my favorite conference ever. The center is large but very well laid out and we never felt like we were lacking anything. The center and vendors allowed for creativity and the location was unmatched in the heart of downtown near restaurants, bars, and the famous 6th street. What really stood out was the attitude and generosity of all the convention center staff. They were so welcoming and friendly and were always willing to go above and beyond. I highly recommend hosting your next big event here.

Doors from the hotel cross over were locked. Heavy rain soaked players and parents. Facility was to concernd with taking a covid temperature, than keeping players and parents safe and dry. They could have had people at the hotel bridge crossover doors, taking Temps, keeping everyone dry.

Great location and well organized. Plenty of bathrooms and some quick eats options. Wide hallways & prepared for big crowds.

Home to so many conventions, this place is huge! They have a bunch of SXSW stuff here every year, that's the best time to go. They wrap all the supports and beams in plastic wrap, so you can stick posters, flyers, graffiti or whatever all over the place. They get completely defaced, and they just peel it down at the end of the event! Smart! It's easy to get here- as there's plenty of bike parking, a train station, and a dedicated parking garage right on the next block. There's lots of entrances/exits to this place, and shade outside to sit and enjoy the picnic tables and food trucks that park outside the convention center. The restrooms are always clean. The building is LEED certified, and they have a display showing how much solar power they're generating versus demand, and how the a/c is handling the load, to achieve maximum efficiency. The conference halls are large and can be reconfigure to accommodate any meeting requirements. They do have a policy against sleeping in the comfortable chairs and sofas here. I got told to leave once when they thought I was a homeless person. I've been thrown out of nicer places! They sell mediocre Aramark-style food in the areas around the convention halls. Do yourself a favor and go to the food trucks outside. It's local!

I feel like Convention Center designers have a sadistic streak in that the location of meeting rooms is somewhat nonsensical. Why aren't rooms with consecutive numbers next to each other? ANNOYING. The convention center is huge and offers small meeting rooms to enormous auditoriums. I found the space comfortable and with a learning curve navigatable. The restrooms on the 1st floor often needed freshening and there weren't enough snack or drink choices inside the convention center. The ATM didn't work. I did like the balconies and the plantings outside as you went up the escalators.

Austin Convention Center is pretty nice I think. They have a beautiful entrance with cool lighting and art at the South entrance at the stairwell. Everything here seemed clean and well organized. The restrooms were clean and the building was air conditioned nicely. Definitely a great place to hold all types of events that come to the city. During the SXSW festival my fiance and I stopped in here to go to the Flatstock show, which was totally awesome.

Too much construction going on! Hard to navigate and find parking...etc. The interior really needs a make over, it's quite dated. Heck, other than that it just another home show venue.

Holy giant-kinda-confusing-but-uber-modern-building, Batman. This place is intense. Shiny, new, great architecture, great design, however it is kind of laid out funky. This escalator only goes to these floors, this is room A while that's room 7, room 11-B is up there by 19ab, etc. I feel like they could have put together a better labeling system. Even the nerds (myself included) at SxSW had a hard time figuring out where the hell to go.

Attended the Supercomputing 2015 conference here in November 2015. The conference included lunch and it was wonderful each day. The serving staff was also very helpful and courteous. The best part of the whole conference was the chairs - a lot of people take this for granted but when you attend a 5 day conference for 8 hours each day, it really matters. The cushion on the chairs was very thick and comfortable. The chairs also had a slight ability to recline a bit when you sit back. Very happy with the overall experience!

Nice, clean, big convention center that hosted an event I attended this week. The bathrooms were clean, the meeting rooms were adequate and not overly freezing. Another plus was the FREE wifi, often times convention will charge an outrageous amount to use Wi-Fi. I felt the venue lacked food options which is my biggest knock.

Safe and clean convention center. Easy to get around. Easy to get parking around it. I have no complaints on this location. I like when I have trade shows here! It's next to several hotels which is a big plus in my book!

They charged us another days worth of parking when we left at 11:09 AM because they said you have to be out of the gate by 11:00 am. We got there at 4pm the day before and we thought that it was for 24 hours. Nobody told us at the parking stand that you have to be out by 11am and there's no signs saying so. Up yours Austin Convention Center.

This space is pretty large for a convention center. There are multiple levels. The space was clean and easy to maneuver. It also offered free, spotty wifi. Unfortunately, parking will set you back about $19 per day. tip - consider taking public transport, which stops right in front

RTX, woooooo. Fun times here. Parking is a pain, take public transport or an Uber during a convention. Water is provided at frequent water coolers. AC is nice. Lines aren't bad and spots near stages are great

The Austin Convention Center was the site of a recent national conference in my industry, and I was here for a speaking engagement. I spent two days in this building. I agree with Colin B's "giant-kinda-confusing-but-uber-modern-building" comment. This building definitely has an uber-modern look to it from the outside, and even more so when you get inside. There are at least four floors and it's a rather open floorplan with several sets of escalators at odd places and tons of windows with lots of light. There are meeting rooms galore, though the numbering system is annoying difficult. One floor has a very large area for an exhibition-style arrangement. Throughout the building you can find numerous chairs, sofas, and pub-style tables to take a break, check your email, etc. as well as a couple of balconies with tables and chairs to get some sunshine and vitamin D. For my fellow chicks: a big plus of the Austin Convention Center is lots of restrooms, and very nicely sized and well-placed. What I do not recommend, however, is walking this place in heels! Ouch!