Hotel Reservations for The Phoenix Forum Open Tuesday

TEMPE, Ariz. — The Phoenix Forum announced today that reservations for rooms at the host hotel will open on Tuesday at 10 a.m. (Mountain Standard Time, or 6 p.m., UTC).

The Phoenix Forum runs from March 26-29 at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel.

Once reservations open, attendees can call the Tempe Mission Palms hotel at 800-547-8705 or +1 480-894-1400 to book their rooms. Online booking is not available for this event.

“Please be aware the hotel sells out quickly each year, and you must be a registered attendee of The Phoenix Forum to get a room,” organizers said.

When making your reservations, use special group codes 2TX8NU or 2TS6BS (Pride Section).

All room allotments at the Tempe Mission Palms during the event are for a three-night minimum, “meaning guests will be reserving rooms for Thursday night through Saturday night,” organizers said.

Additional information regarding reservation policies and cancellation deadlines can be found on the Phoenix Forum website here.

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