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Oasis Convention Centre

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Last reviewed: August 1, 2026 | Mississauga | Wedding Banquet Halls |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. Business status: Active.

Oasis Convention Centre Mississauga is an established banquet and event venue at 1036 Lakeshore Road East, near the Toronto–Mississauga border. Its official website identifies weddings as a core service and documents three ballrooms, in-house culinary service, flexible room layouts, on-site audiovisual and lighting capabilities, free parking and an outdoor gazebo for spring and summer ceremonies.

The venue may be relevant to couples planning anything from a smaller ballroom reception to a large, multicultural celebration. Published capacity figures vary across the official website according to room configuration and page: the home page describes events from 50 to 1,100 guests, while wedding-specific material discusses configurations up to approximately 1,000. Couples should therefore treat all capacity figures as planning guides and confirm the safe, comfortable capacity for their exact dining, dance-floor, stage and ceremony layout. Last reviewed: August 1, 2026.

Services and specialization

Oasis presents itself primarily as a full-service wedding and event venue rather than a room-only rental. Its wedding pages document customizable ballroom layouts, menu planning and support from coordinators and banquet staff through entrances, speeches, meal service and late-night stations. The venue also says many event packages include room setup and cleanup, linens, tables, chairs, and food-and-beverage service options, although the exact inclusions depend on the selected package.

Cultural menu choices are a notable specialization. The official site lists European, Portuguese, Italian, Persian, South Asian, Pakistani, Halal and classic wedding options. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and allergy-conscious requests may be accommodated with advance notice. These statements establish available planning directions, but couples should obtain a written menu that addresses religious preparation requirements, cross-contact risks and individual allergies.

Wedding ceremonies, receptions and combined ceremony-reception plans
Customizable wedding packages and menus
Ballroom setup and service options
On-site audiovisual equipment and customizable lighting
Outdoor gazebo ceremonies during spring and summer
Dietary and culturally specific menu planning with advance notice

Ballrooms, layouts and guest experience

The 28,000-square-foot property is described as having three ballrooms, each with its own bar, dance floor and flexible layout. The wedding pages identify smaller configurations for celebrations up to about 150 guests, individual or combined rooms for mid-sized and larger weddings, and full-venue configurations for events approaching 1,000 guests. Because tables, staging, entertainment, buffet stations and dance floors all affect usable capacity, the maximum number is not the same as a recommended seated-wedding count.

Arrival and guest facilities documented by Oasis include a lobby with a living wall and baby grand piano, free on-site parking, barrier-free access and proximity to GO Transit. The venue FAQ specifies 195 on-site parking spaces and says overflow options may be available for larger events. Couples expecting a high vehicle count should confirm where overflow parking is located and whether any permits, attendants or shuttles are required.

Three ballrooms with individual bars and dance floors
Individual, combined and full-venue configurations
Formal outdoor gazebo for seasonal ceremonies
195 on-site parking spaces stated in the venue FAQ
Barrier-free access stated on the contact page

Service area and who it may suit

Oasis is physically located in southeast Mississauga, close to the Toronto boundary. The official site positions it for couples and guests travelling from Toronto, Etobicoke, Brampton, Oakville and the wider Greater Toronto Area. That location may suit families whose guests are distributed across Mississauga and Toronto, but travel time should still be tested for the wedding date and time.

The venue may particularly suit couples wanting the ceremony, meal and reception at one banquet property; those considering a ballroom celebration with in-house food service; and families requiring cultural menu choices or a large-capacity configuration. Couples seeking a fully outdoor event should note that the documented outdoor feature is a spring-and-summer ceremony gazebo, while the main reception offering is ballroom-based.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include three flexible ballrooms, in-house culinary service, multiple cultural menu directions, on-site AV and lighting, free parking, and the option of an outdoor gazebo ceremony. Oasis also supports private tours by appointment, which gives couples an opportunity to assess room scale, accessibility, arrival flow and the appearance of any room dividers before signing.

The principal limitation in the public evidence is that package details and capacities are not presented as one standardized wedding specification. Different official pages use different attendance ranges, and most pricing requires a tailored quote. Availability, ballroom exclusivity, sound separation, outdoor-weather backup arrangements and the complete list of included rentals are not established for every booking. These are practical points to confirm, not evidence of a service problem.

Strength: ceremony and reception options at one property
Strength: documented menu options for several cultural traditions
Strength: ballroom configurations for varied guest counts
Limitation: published capacity figures vary by page and setup
Limitation: full standard-package pricing and inclusions require a quote

Pricing

The official winter-wedding page publishes a November-to-April package from $79.95 per guest on Fridays and Sundays and $88.95 per guest on Saturdays. It describes the promotion as including a ceremony and reception at one location, hors d’oeuvres, a multi-course dinner, late-night service, coffee, tea and espresso, plus selected vendor-related benefits. The page also advertises percentage savings on select winter dates.

That offer should not be treated as a universal wedding rate. The public page does not fully establish taxes, gratuities, minimum guest counts, bar coverage, rental upgrades, overtime, ceremony conditions or which dates remain eligible. General current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Request a dated written proposal showing the ballroom, guest minimum, menu, beverages, staffing, rentals, ceremony fee, vendor rules, service charges, HST, payment schedule and cancellation terms.

Contact and booking

Oasis accepts general enquiries, quote requests and tour requests through its official website. The contact page lists (905) 891-7777, inquiry@oasisconvention.com for general enquiries and sales@oasisconvention.com for sales. It asks couples to include the event type and estimated guest count for a faster response.

Tours are by appointment. The general contact page lists Monday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; a separate tour page says tours normally run Tuesday through Saturday during those weekday hours, with Mondays reserved for operations. Confirm a tour time directly rather than relying on walk-in availability.

Official website: https://oasisconvention.com/
Phone: (905) 891-7777
General email: inquiry@oasisconvention.com
Sales email: sales@oasisconvention.com
Address: 1036 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON L5E 1E4

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, ask Oasis to identify the exact ballroom or combined-room configuration in the contract and attach a scaled plan showing guest tables, dance floor, stage, bars, buffet or service stations, and accessibility routes. Confirm whether another event can run at the same time and how entrances, parking, washrooms and sound are managed between groups.

The final proposal should also specify menu substitutions, allergy procedures, Halal or other religious requirements, alcohol service, décor restrictions, outside-vendor access, setup and teardown times, AV staffing, SOCAN or Re:Sound charges if applicable, overtime, security, parking overflow and the outdoor ceremony rain plan. Couples considering the winter special should request confirmation that their date, attendance and chosen services qualify for the advertised rate.

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Frequently asked questions

How many wedding guests can Oasis Convention Centre accommodate?

The official site publishes several configuration-dependent ranges. Its home page refers to events from 50 to 1,100 guests, while wedding pages describe setups from about 80 to 1,000 guests. Ask for the seated capacity of the exact ballroom layout, including the dance floor, stage and service areas.

Does Oasis Convention Centre host multicultural weddings?

Yes. Its wedding pages specifically list Portuguese, Italian, Persian, European, South Asian, Pakistani, Halal and other multicultural celebrations, with customizable menu options.

Can the wedding ceremony and reception take place at Oasis?

The official site documents both ceremony and reception options. A formal gazebo is available for spring and summer ceremonies, and the winter package advertises a ceremony and reception at the same location. Confirm the assigned ceremony space and weather backup in writing.

Does Oasis Convention Centre publish wedding prices?

It publishes a limited winter offer from November through April: $79.95 per guest on Fridays and Sundays and $88.95 on Saturdays. General wedding pricing is quote-based, and couples should confirm eligibility, minimums, taxes, gratuities and all inclusions.

Is parking available at Oasis Convention Centre?

Yes. Oasis states that parking is free and its FAQ identifies 195 on-site spaces. Overflow options may be available for larger events, so confirm the plan for the expected number of vehicles.