Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center

Attractions

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• Gift Shop:
• Online Store:
• Tours:

Bathrooms

• Bathroom(s) with Footstool:
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• Bathroom(s) with Shelves in Stall:
• Family/Single Stall Bathroom(s):

Miscellaneous

• Food Allergen Protocol:
• Outlets Available to Public:
• Refrigeration for Medications:

Mobility

• Accessible Parking Details: d Convention Center is located in the heart of Madison’s vibrant downtown on the shore of Lake Monona. The spectacular multilevel structure features public promenades and meeting rooms with striking lake views. Frank Lloyd Wright originally proposed a design for the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in 1938. His architectural vision for the City of Madison – a curvilinear gathering place that would link the shore of Lake Monona to the State Capitol – has now been realized. With interior reconfigured by Taliesin Architects, Wright’s successor firm, Monona Terrace spans ninety feet out over shimmering waters, incorporating thoroughly modern technology and amenities with the architect’s signature organic design. PARKING Monona Terrace parking is accessible from Levels Three, Four, and Five. Enter the parking ramp from John Nolen Drive, or West Wilson Street, just south of Carroll Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Accessible parking meters are available from the drive-through/drop-off lane at either end of the building. Accessible parking stalls are located on the lower level of the parking structure in front of the Level Three entrance. Curb cuts are located in close proximity to accessible parking and make travel to the building convenient for people who use wheelchairs.
• Accessible Parking Space(s):
• Accessible Table Clearance:
• Step-free or Ramp/Elevator/Lift Access:
• Table Clearance Details: incorporating thoroughly modern technology and amenities with the architect’s signature organic design. PARKING Monona Terrace parking is accessible from Levels Three, Four, and Five. Enter the parking ramp from John Nolen Drive, or West Wilson Street, just south of Carroll Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Accessible parking meters are available from the drive-through/drop-off lane at either end of the building. Accessible parking stalls are located on the lower level of the parking structure in front of the Level Three entrance. Curb cuts are located in close proximity to accessible parking and make travel to the building convenient for people who use wheelchairs. ENTRANCE ACCESSIBILITY There are power-assisted doors at all Monona Terrace entrances. Wheelchairs are available free of charge at the Information Booth on Level Four right inside the main entrance. WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY All spaces in Monona Terrace are accessible. In addition, all room setups can be arranged to accommodate wheelchair accessibility
• Van Accessible Parking:
• Wheelchairs/Scooters Available:
• Wide Doors:

Sensory

• Braille signage: