Final Program [International AIDS Society (11th: 1996: Vancouver, Canada)]

Wheelchair Entrances
BC Place: Wheelchair accessible
Airlocks (modified doors) are located
at the main entrance (Gate C, Level 2)
and on the ground level at the East
Airlock.
GM Place: Enter through Gate 5 (off
Abbott Street) or Gate 9.Volunteers
will escort you to the designated
wheelchair seating on Level 3.
VTCC: The main entrance of the
VTCC is fully accessible.

OTHER On-Site SERVICES
AA/NA Meetings
A room has been set aside at Robson
Square for AA and NA meetings. Go to
Conference Room 5 at the following
times to join in:
AA
Monday, July 8th, 19:00 - 20:00
Wednesday, July 10th, 19:00 - 20:00
NA
Tuesday, July 9th, 19:00 - 20:00
Thursday July I Ith, 19:00 - 20:00
General Supplies
In and around GM Place:
Retail stores in and around General
Motors Place carry film, disposable
cameras, pens, umbrellas and other
necessities. Upset stomach and
headache remedies are available from
the dispenser outside the First Aid
room on Level 100.
In and around the VTCC:
Convenience stores at the Pan Pacific
Hotel and the Waterfront Centre
complex carry many basic necessities
including toiletries and non-prescription
pain relief medication.

Meals and Snacks
Many dining facilities and food fairs are
located both within the facilities and
in surrounding areas.They offer a wide
range of options from inexpensive
snacks to fine dining.
General Motors Place
Outdoor concessions are available
beginning at 07:00 for delegates arriving
early for the Plenary sessions and for
a quick bite on the way to the Shuttle
Buses.These concessions carry mostly
light breakfast and lunch fare although a
few offer a hot meal.
BC Place
Quick snacks, coffee, cold drinks and
light lunches are available for purchase
on the Exhibit floor during exhibit hours
(09:30 - I 6:00). A food court is also
open for business on Level 2 with an
outdoor lounge in which to eat just
outside Gate E.
VTCC
Lunches, coffee, and cold drinks are
available for purchase on the outer
promenade of the VTCC and outside
the Waterfront and Pan Pacific Hotels.
Food courts are also available on the
Cruise Ship Level of VTCC and across
the street on the lower level at the
Waterfront Centre.
Dining in Vancouver
Japanese? Seafood? Thai? Mexican?
Chinese? French? Italian? Greek? Korean?
Vancouver's got it all! Vancouver is
known for both its quality and quantity
of restaurants serving a huge variety
of international cuisines. Many local
restaurants are participating in the
Conference "local business partner"
campaign and we encourage you to
patronise those establishments sporting
this decal.You can also receive restaurant recommendations from the
Tourism Vancouver Kiosk at BC Place
Stadium (Level 2) or at the Tourism
InfoCentre across from the VTCC.

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