This year’s Revolution is hosted at the Westin Tampa Waterside, a stunning 4-star waterfront hotel on Harbour Island. Just minutes from downtown Tampa, it offers easy access to Amalie Arena, the Riverwalk, and a variety of nearby activities—making it an ideal place to settle in and create your Revolution 2026 experience.

Guest rooms are designed with comfort in mind, with many offering beautiful views of the bay or Tampa skyline. Each room features Westin’s signature Heavenly® Bed, rainfall showerheads, complimentary Wi-Fi, plus a refrigerator and coffee maker—everything you need to unwind and recharge after a full day of sessions and connection.
Outside of scheduled sessions, you can grab a bite or connect with fellow attendees at Blue Harbour Eatery + Bar, relax by the outdoor heated pool, or fit in a workout at the WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studio. A business center and complimentary area shuttle (based on availability) are also available to make your stay even more convenient.
Staying at the host hotel makes the Revolution 2026 experience easier, more connected, and more enjoyable—so we highly encourage you to book your stay here. To help you plan, here are a few important details:
HOTEL INFO
Check In Time: 4:00 PM
Check Out Time: 12:00 PM
Parking: Valet Only - $50/ Day
Breakfast: Not included, but many options on-site and nearby
ROOM BLOCK INFO
Rates: $269 - $489, depending on type of room
Booking Deadline: February 26
Booking Access: Registration link will be provided after successful event registration
GUEST REVIEWS
Reviewers consistently praise the hotel’s excellent location (often rated 9.0 or higher) and friendly staff, with a general overall rating that frequently averages around 8.2/10 ("Very Good").
Beyond the Friday lunch and Saturday dinner provided with your Revolution 2026 admission, finding a great place to eat is easy. Start with the convenient on-site options, including a full-service restaurant and grab-and-go choices. Or, just a short walk away, you’ll find some fantastic waterfront options—perfect for relaxed meals, lively group dinners, or quick bites to eat.
| Dining Option | Location | Cuisine & Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Harbour Eatery + Bar | On-site at The Westin | Casual, contemporary American and seafood cuisine with beautiful waterfront views. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and an easy go-to for a relaxed group meal or pre-event gathering. |
| The Marketplace | On-site at The Westin | Convenient grab-and-go spot offering coffee (Starbucks-style options), snacks, beverages, and quick bites—perfect for early mornings, busy schedules, or late-night cravings. |
| American Social Bar & Kitchen (AmSo) | ~0.1 miles (short walk) | Upscale sports bar serving American comfort food, craft beers, and cocktails. Features a lively waterfront patio with skyline views and is especially popular for group dinners and weekend brunch. |
| Jacksons Bistro & Sushi Bar | ~0.1 miles (short walk) | A dual-concept restaurant offering classic American dishes alongside a full sushi bar. Known for expansive outdoor seating and sweeping waterfront views—slightly more polished while still energetic. |
| The Fold Pizza | ~0.2 miles (short walk on Harbour Island) | Casual and affordable spot featuring fresh, never-frozen pizza (by the slice or whole pie), plus pasta, sandwiches, wings, and calzones. A great option for families, teams, and large groups. |
Whether you’re looking for a casual meal, a lively group outing, or waterfront dining, some of Tampa’s best dining spots are just a short walk or water taxi ride away.
A great outdoor waterfront space featuring a variety of food vendors, a biergarten, and an event lawn—perfect for groups where everyone wants to choose their own meal.
Highlights
Tacos (Gallito Taqueria)
Asian street food (Dang Dude)
Ice cream (Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams)
Fried chicken/donuts (Everglazed Chicken and Donuts)
Event lawn often features live music, movies, and lawn games
Splitsville bowling and interactive gaming venue on site

This restored streetcar warehouse and market hall features multiple vendors and communal dining—ideal for groups with varied tastes.
Highlights
Food hall style with BBQ, pizza, sushi, and more
Water Works Park playground and splash pad for kids
Convenient start or stop for a stroll along the Riverwalk.
Straz Center
The Broadway tour production Hell’s Kitchen is scheduled to be on stage in Tampa from March 24 – April 5. This high‑energy musical combines sharp storytelling with big production numbers, making for a memorable live theater experience. Grab tickets to see it while you're in town!
Amalie Arena
Plan ahead to catch a this NHL hockey team take the ice for a March 26, 29, or 31 game to round out your Revolution experience. These home games offer an exciting night out for hockey fans and groups alike.

A 2.6-mile pedestrian pathway connecting Tampa's major downtown attractions along the Hillsborough River. It's a perfect free activity for groups and families. Connecting attractions include: The Riverwalk directly connects to The Florida Aquarium, Tampa Bay History Center, Glazer Children's Museum, and Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park.
This is a fun and practical way to travel between many attractions (including Sparkman Wharf and Armature Works). It offers history and sightseeing on the water. The dock is easily accessible from your hotel.

Features a massive collection of marine and aquatic life, showcasing Florida's ecosystem and global environments. Interactive exhibits like the touch tank and the opportunity to see sharks make it a hit for all ages.
Immerse your group in Tampa Bay's 12,000 years of history, from indigenous people and early settlers to pirates and the cigar industry. It houses the Columbia Cafe (a satellite of the famous Columbia Restaurant) for a historically themed group lunch or dinner.
An interactive museum designed for younger children, with hands-on exhibits focusing on imaginative play and learning. A great indoor option, rain or shine.

20-30 minute drive
Combines a world-class zoo (over 12,000 animals) with thrilling rides and live entertainment. A full-day activity for groups interested in high-adventure.
15-20 minute drive
Voted Tampa's Best Family Attraction, it focuses on conservation with interactive exhibits and a Manatee Critical Care Center. Ideal for families who want a quality zoo experience without the theme park rides.

Ybor City
Short ride on the TECO Line Streetcar
Explore the historic neighborhood known for its Cuban and cigar-making heritage. Groups can walk down the brick streets, visit a cigar factory, and try authentic Cuban cuisine (like the iconic Columbia Restaurant, a must-try for groups).
The Lost Pearl Pirate Ship
Docks in Downtown Tampa
A themed family-friendly boat tour with a pirate-adventure feel. A great way to get out on the water and see downtown Tampa from the bay.