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Trade Show Booth & Exhibit Display Rentals in Seattle

All-inclusive booth rentals for the Seattle Convention Center's Arch and Summit buildings — design, fabrication, graphics, freight, union-coordinated install and dismantle, and every show paper on one invoice. We build in Las Vegas and deliver to your specific building's move-in window.

trade show booth rental in Seattle
From $5,400 – $112,500
$5,400Starting Price
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$5,400Starting Price
4.9Google Reviews
2,000+Booths Built
24hrQuote Turnaround
4.9Trustpilot
15+Years Experience
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Recent Seattle Booth Builds

Real booths we built for brands exhibiting in Seattle, pre-assembled and inspected in Las Vegas before they ship.

★ Transparent Pricing ★

Seattle Booth Rental Pricing by Footprint

Starting prices by footprint, from our design-costing model — union labor and a moderate freight haul set the base, and Seattle's 10%+ combined sales tax touches consumables, which we flag explicitly.

Inline

From $5,400
10x10 / 10x20 · backwall, counter, demo
  • Custom backwall with tension-fabric or direct-print graphics
  • Branded reception counter
  • LED lighting and monitor mount
  • Round-trip freight from Las Vegas
  • Install, dismantle, and paperwork

Large Island

From $57,600
30x40 and up · architectural build
  • Everything in Island, scaled up
  • Custom architectural ceiling and lighting
  • Multiple meeting rooms
  • Premium hospitality and flooring
  • Priority warehouse build

Seattle Quick Facts

  • Venue: Seattle Convention Center — Arch & Summit
  • ~1M sq ft usable · 450K+ sq ft exhibition
  • Labor: Washington union (coordinated via GC)
  • Freight from Las Vegas: 2–3 days
  • Airport: Sea-Tac (SEA) via Link 1 Line to Westlake
  • Note: city sales tax runs over 10%

Two Buildings: Arch & Summit

Seattle is unusual: its convention center is two separate downtown buildings. Arch, the original, straddles Interstate 5 along Pike Street and connects to Freeway Park, with about 236,700 square feet of exhibition on its fourth floor split into two halls joined by a 90-foot skybridge. Summit, opened in 2023 one block northeast, adds roughly 574,000 square feet of exhibition and meeting space with a subterranean hall and an 18-bay loading dock. Together they run close to a million square feet of usable space — but they are not interchangeable, and the first thing we lock is which building your show is in.

Which Building Are You In?

It matters more here than almost anywhere. Arch's exhibit floor is elevated on the fourth level with truck ramps and 23 docks feeding it; Summit is a newer, differently-configured building a block away. Dock access, freight routing and move-in flow differ between them, so a plan built for one won't drop cleanly onto the other. We confirm the hall, then build the logistics around that building specifically.

Washington's Union Floor

Seattle runs on union jurisdictions coordinated through the show's general contractor — freight, install, dismantle and rigging fall under those trades. Our crews sequence the calls and carry the required COIs so a two-building downtown campus doesn't create two separate bottlenecks. We confirm drayage and labor before crating.

Freight to Downtown Seattle

From our Las Vegas warehouse it's about a 2–3 days run up to Seattle — a manageable West-Coast-corridor haul, shorter than a cross-country trip but longer than the Southern California runs. We build and inspect in Vegas and book to your building's move-in window, with buffer for the I-5 corridor.

What's Included

One fixed number covers all of it:

  • 3D rendering, warehouse pre-build and inspection
  • Graphics production and freight to the Arch or Summit building
  • Union-coordinated install and dismantle
  • EAC, COI, electrical orders and drayage
  • Hanging-sign rigging coordination and a dedicated project manager
  • AV specification, sourcing and on-site setup

What Drives the Seattle Number

A turnkey booth runs from $5,400 for a 10x10 to about $112,500 for a 50x50 island. Union labor and a moderate freight haul set the base, and one Seattle factor deserves a flag: the city's combined sales tax runs over 10% — among the highest in the country — and it touches show consumables, so we call out those lines explicitly in the quote rather than letting them surprise you.

PAX West & the Seattle Calendar

Seattle's biggest week is PAX West over Labor Day weekend — one of gaming's largest gatherings and a demo-heavy, high-energy floor — alongside Emerald City Comic Con and the Northwest Flower & Garden Show. For PAX especially, reserve 3–5 months out; late-summer crews and downtown hotels tighten quickly.

Getting to Pike Street

The Link light rail's 1 Line connects Sea-Tac International (SEA) directly to downtown, with Westlake station the closest stop to both buildings and King County Metro buses filling in the rest. For a booth team, that's a clean airport-to-floor transit line without renting cars in a dense downtown.

Seattle Pitfalls

  • Planning for the wrong building — Arch and Summit are a block apart and configured differently
  • Overlooking the 10%+ sales tax on consumables when budgeting
  • Assuming your team can move freight or rig — those are union jurisdictions
  • Booking late for PAX West, when Labor Day demand spikes across the city

Rent or Buy for Seattle?

With union labor and a two-building campus to navigate, renting keeps you flexible for one to three shows a year and lets us handle the building-specific execution each time. Ownership only pencils out at high volume with a fixed design and the capacity to store and re-freight it yourself.

Next Step

Pick a footprint above for Seattle pricing, or request a 3D rendering and full price within 24 hours — built in Las Vegas and delivered to your Arch or Summit move-in window.

  • Confirm the building first — Arch (over I-5, elevated 4th-floor exhibit) and Summit (2023, a block away) have different dock access and move-in flow.
  • Seattle runs union — freight, install and rigging are coordinated through the GC, so your team hand-carries only.
  • Flag the tax line: Seattle's combined sales tax is over 10%, among the highest anywhere, and it touches consumables.
  • PAX West (Labor Day weekend) is the tight window — reserve 3 to 5 months out before late-summer demand spikes.
  • It's a 2–3 day run from Las Vegas up the I-5 corridor; we build in buffer for weather and traffic.
  • The Link 1 Line runs Sea-Tac straight to Westlake near both buildings — point staff to transit.
★ FAQ ★

Questions Buyers Ask About Booth Rentals in Seattle

Real answers with real numbers. Click any question to expand.

How much does a trade show booth rental cost in Seattle?

In 2026, turnkey rentals in Seattle run from about $5,400 for a 10x10 inline to roughly $112,500 for a 50x50 island, with a 20x20 or 30x30 in between. It's one fixed number covering design, graphics, freight, install, dismantle and show paperwork — and it reflects Seattle labor and freight, not the design.

Which venue hosts most Seattle trade shows?

Seattle Convention Center (Arch and Summit) anchors the Seattle calendar, and we also cover the other halls exhibitors use across the metro. We build and inspect every booth at our Las Vegas warehouse, then ship to your Seattle venue on a 2–3 days transit with a local crew handling install and dismantle.

Do you serve both Seattle Convention Center buildings?

Yes — the Seattle Convention Center spans two buildings, Arch and Summit, downtown, and hosts PAX West, one of gaming's biggest gatherings, every Labor Day weekend. Washington labor jurisdictions apply, coordinated by our crews. We build and inspect in Las Vegas and freight to Seattle on your target time.

When is PAX West, and how early should I book a Seattle booth?

PAX West — one of gaming's biggest gatherings — fills the Seattle Convention Center every Labor Day weekend, so late summer is the peak; reserve 3–5 months out. Washington labor jurisdictions apply, coordinated by our crews. We build and inspect in Las Vegas and freight to Seattle on your target time.

How long is freight from Las Vegas to Seattle?

Plan a 2–3 days over-the-road transit from our Las Vegas warehouse to Seattle. We build the schedule backward from your venue's target time and book the carrier to hit that window, with an advance-warehouse buffer when timing is tight.

What booth sizes can I rent in Seattle?

Every footprint from a 10x10 inline (from $5,400) through a 50x50 anchor island (to about $112,500). The size grid on this page links to each Seattle booth-size page with locked pricing and recent builds, so you can compare a 20x20, 30x30 and up side by side.

Do you handle drayage and show paperwork in Seattle?

Yes — drayage is included in the flat quote, and we file the EAC, Certificate of Insurance and electrical orders and coordinate material handling at your Seattle venue. One invoice, no separate drayage or electrical bill after the show.

How fast can I get a Seattle quote?

Within 24 hours of submitting the form you receive a custom 3D rendering and a full price — every line under one fixed number, with no separate drayage, electrical or install invoices to reconcile later.

Do you offer rush rentals for Seattle shows?

Yes. We keep pre-built configurations that can be re-skinned with your graphics in roughly 21–28 days, subject to the 2–3 days freight transit to Seattle. Rush pricing applies, but booking early is always cheaper for a major show.

Should I rent or buy a booth for Seattle shows?

Rent for one to three shows a year — better cash flow, and the design can change each cycle. Buying only pencils out at roughly five-plus shows annually with stable branding and the capacity to store, refurbish and re-freight the booth yourself. At island sizes, most exhibitors rent.

Can I customize a design for my Seattle booth?

Yes. Start from a proven base and change graphics, finishes, monitor placement, counters and meeting-room layout, or go fully custom from a blank rendering. Every change is shown in your 3D rendering before anything is produced.

Do you provide on-site support during my Seattle show?

Yes. An on-site project lead verifies every system — graphics, electrical, AV — before doors open at your Seattle venue and stays reachable through show hours, so anything that comes up is handled without you chasing a contractor.

What happens to my booth after the Seattle show?

Our crew dismantles, repacks and ships it back to Las Vegas. We store it for 90 days at no extra cost if you plan to reuse it, and refresh the graphics for your next show — in the same city or a different one.

How early should I book a booth for a Seattle show?

For major Seattle shows, book 3–5 months out so graphics deadlines, electrical orders and target times are locked before the exhibitor cutoffs. Mid-tier and regional dates are workable at 8–12 weeks; rush builds are possible but cost more.

What's included in a Seattle booth rental price?

A custom 3D rendering, full graphics production, round-trip freight from Las Vegas to your Seattle venue, install and dismantle, EAC filing, Certificate of Insurance, electrical orders, drayage coordination, and one dedicated project manager from kickoff to load-out — all under a single fixed price.

Can I add AV, monitors and lighting to my Seattle booth?

Yes — AV is fully integrated. Monitor walls, theater sound and presentation systems, LED towers, lighting design and controllers, and touchscreen kiosks are all sourced, set up and operated by our team in one quote, with on-site AV support during show hours.

How many staff do I need at a Seattle booth?

It scales with footprint: a 10x10 runs comfortably with 2–3, a 20x20 with 4–6, and a 30x30 island with roughly 10–12 during show hours. Match staffing to your runsheet — demos, meetings, hospitality and lead capture each need their own coverage.

What payment terms do you offer for a Seattle rental?

Standard terms are 50% on design approval and 50% before ship date. We accept ACH, wire and major credit cards, and Net-30 terms are available for established corporate clients with credit approval.

How do I get started?

Submit the quote form with your show, dates, booth number and any design notes. You get a custom 3D rendering and full price within 24 hours, with no obligation — and a project manager who already knows the Seattle Convention Center (Arch and Summit) playbook.

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