Adelaide Convention Centre

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Adelaide Convention Centre is a large, purpose-built convention and events venue in central Adelaide, hosting conferences, exhibitions, banquets and other major events.

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
adelaidecc.com.au
Owned by Adelaide Venue Management Corporation

About Adelaide Convention Centre

Adelaide Convention Centre (ACC) is a major, purpose-built convention and events venue located on North Terrace in the heart of Adelaide, South Australia. It hosts large-scale conferences, trade exhibitions, concerts, banquets, gala dinners, corporate meetings, and public events throughout the year. The centre offers multiple exhibition halls, meeting rooms, and banquet spaces, as well as in-house catering, event production services, and technology support for both local and international events. ACC is managed professionally and works with event organisers, exhibitors, sponsors, and ticketing partners to deliver both private and public events.

A charge from Adelaide Convention Centre may appear on your bank or card statement if you registered for a conference or seminar, purchased a ticket to a public event or gala, paid for catering or beverages on-site, covered exhibitor or stand fees, or settled venue hire and event services. You might also see charges for parking, bar tabs, or on-the-day food and beverage purchases. In some cases, the charge may appear under the name of the Centre’s in-house catering or as a payment processed on behalf of an event organiser using the Centre’s merchant facilities. Temporary authorization holds can occur when a card is used to secure a booking, tab, or pre-payment for an event, with the final amount processed after the event concludes.

To verify an Adelaide Convention Centre charge, start by checking your recent event attendance—conference registrations, gala dinners, exhibitions, or shows held at the venue around the transaction date. Look through your email for booking confirmations, invoices, or tickets from “Adelaide Convention Centre” or the event name, and compare the amount and date. If you still have questions, visit adelaidecc.com.au and use the contact details provided (such as their general enquiries form or reception contact) and have your transaction date, exact amount, and the last 4 digits of the card ready. For charges related to a specific conference or show, you may be directed to the event organiser or ticketing provider, who can resend receipts, clarify fees, or help resolve billing disputes.

Bank Statement Variations

3 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Adelaide Convention Centre.

  1. ACC Adelaide S AUS
  2. ADELAIDE CONVENTION ADELAIDE AUS
  3. ADELAIDE CONVENTION CE ADELAIDE AU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did I get a charge from Adelaide Convention Centre on my card?

Most Adelaide Convention Centre charges are related to attending or hosting an event: conference registrations, gala or banquet tickets, exhibition or trade show participation, or on-site food, beverage, and parking purchases. Organisers sometimes process registration fees through the Centre’s merchant account, so the charge can appear as “Adelaide Convention Centre” even if you registered via a third-party event website. Review your recent events in Adelaide around the transaction date and check your confirmation emails or invoices.

What are common amounts Adelaide Convention Centre charges customers?

Common charges can range from relatively small amounts (for café or bar purchases, parking, or a single event ticket) to higher figures for multi-day conference registrations, exhibition space, or banquet packages. For public events, you might see individual ticket charges, often bundled with a booking or service fee if sold via an online registration platform. Corporate or exhibitor charges are typically higher and may correspond to a detailed tax invoice sent to your email or company accounts department.

Can Adelaide Convention Centre place an authorization hold on my card?

Yes, an authorization hold may appear if your card was used to secure a booking, guarantee a bar tab, or pre-authorise catering or event services. These holds often show as “pending” on your statement and may be for an estimated amount slightly higher than the final spend. Once the final transaction is processed, the hold is released by your bank, usually within a few business days depending on your card issuer’s policies.

How do I get a receipt or tax invoice for an Adelaide Convention Centre charge?

Check your email inbox and spam folder for a booking confirmation or tax invoice sent at the time of purchase—these are usually issued automatically to the email address provided when you registered or paid. If you can’t locate it, visit adelaidecc.com.au and use their contact form or general enquiries email, providing the transaction date, amount, event name (if known), and the last 4 digits of your card. They can typically reissue an invoice or, if the charge relates to a specific event organiser, direct you to the correct contact for documentation.

How do I cancel or change a booking that was charged by Adelaide Convention Centre?

Cancellation and change policies depend on the specific event or booking type, as many conferences and functions at the Centre are managed by independent organisers. Start by checking the terms and conditions in your confirmation email or on the event’s website; these usually outline deadlines for cancellations, name changes, and any applicable fees. If your confirmation references Adelaide Convention Centre directly, contact them via the details on adelaidecc.com.au and provide your booking reference so they can advise or connect you with the relevant organiser.

How can I request a refund for an Adelaide Convention Centre charge?

Refund eligibility depends on the event’s refund policy and the terms you agreed to at the time of purchase. For conference registrations, ticketed events, or banquet bookings, review the cancellation and refund conditions in your confirmation or on the event website first. If the event is managed by an external organiser, you will usually need to request a refund through them; if the booking was made directly with Adelaide Convention Centre, contact their customer service via the website with your booking details and they can confirm whether a refund or credit is possible.

Why is Adelaide Convention Centre on my statement instead of the event name I recognise?

When event organisers use Adelaide Convention Centre’s payment facilities, the merchant name on your card statement may show as “Adelaide Convention Centre” rather than the conference, exhibition, or show name. This is common for registrations taken through custom event portals or on-site payment terminals. To confirm, check the event date and location on your confirmation email and compare it with the transaction date and amount on your statement.

How do I contact someone about an unexpected Adelaide Convention Centre charge?

Go to adelaidecc.com.au and navigate to their Contact or General Enquiries section for up-to-date phone numbers and email contacts. When you reach out, have the transaction date, exact amount, card type, and the name that appears on the statement ready, along with any event names you may have attended. They can help identify whether the charge relates to a specific event, catering, or venue service and, if necessary, refer you to the external organiser or ticketing provider responsible for the booking.

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