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Trade Show Booth & Exhibit Display Rentals in Las Vegas

All-inclusive booth rentals for the Las Vegas Convention Center, Mandalay Bay, the Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum — design, fabrication, graphics, union-coordinated install and dismantle, and every show paper on one invoice. Our warehouse is here in the valley, so your booth is built, inspected and delivered locally — no cross-country freight.

trade show booth rental in Las Vegas
From $5,400 – $84,300
$5,400Starting Price
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$5,400Starting Price
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2,000+Booths Built
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15+Years Experience
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Recent Las Vegas Booth Builds

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

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Las Vegas Booth Rental Pricing by Footprint

Starting prices by footprint, from our design-costing model — in Las Vegas freight isn't your variable (we're local); the all-in number tracks drayage and union labor windows, which is why Vegas sits at the low end of our range.

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 $50,000
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

Las Vegas Quick Facts

  • Venue: Las Vegas Convention Center — ~2.5M sq ft
  • Also: Mandalay Bay, Venetian Expo, Caesars Forum
  • Labor: union floor (Teamsters Local 631)
  • Freight: local — our warehouse is in the valley
  • Airport: Harry Reid (LAS), 4–5 miles
  • Transit: LV Monorail + free Vegas Loop

The Home-Market Advantage

Las Vegas is the busiest trade-show city on earth — and it's where our warehouse lives. That single fact changes the math for a Vegas exhibitor: there's no cross-country freight bill, no weather risk on the road, and no multi-day transit eating your buffer. We build and inspect your booth minutes from the Strip and deliver it locally, so more of your budget goes into the booth itself instead of trucking it 2,000 miles.

Where Las Vegas Shows Happen

The Las Vegas Convention Center is the anchor — roughly 2.5 million square feet of exhibit space, including the column-free West Hall on a 200-acre campus — but the city runs shows across a cluster of halls: Mandalay Bay, the Venetian Expo, Caesars Forum and the World Market Center. Which hall you're in shapes dock access and move-in, so we confirm the venue before we schedule anything. From CES in January to the NAB Show in April to SEMA in November, the calendar barely pauses.

Union Labor on the Vegas Floor

Nevada is a right-to-work state, but the convention floor is firmly union — and Vegas is distinct in that the Teamsters (Local 631) handle a wider range of tasks here than in most cities. Installation and dismantle run through union crews, and drayage is billed by hundredweight through the official contractor (Freeman or GES depending on the show). Drayage alone can be 15–25% of a show budget, so the levers that matter are shipping to the advance warehouse, palletizing tightly and timing delivery to dodge marshaling-yard congestion — all of which we manage.

What Turnkey Covers

One fixed number, every line below — no separate drayage or electrical bill after the show:

  • Photorealistic 3D rendering before approval
  • Pre-build and inspection at our Las Vegas warehouse
  • Graphics production and local delivery to your Vegas hall
  • Union-crew install and dismantle, coordinated end to end
  • EAC, COI, electrical orders and drayage handled
  • Hanging-sign rigging coordination and a dedicated project manager
  • AV specification, sourcing and on-site setup

Pricing Reality in Las Vegas

A turnkey booth here runs from $5,400 for a 10x10 to about $84,300 for a 50x50 island. What's different from every other city on our map: freight is not your variable. The all-in number tracks drayage and union labor windows, and because we're local you skip the long-haul line item entirely — which is why Vegas pricing sits at the low end of our national range. Start with the size grid above.

Getting Around the Campus

Harry Reid International (LAS) is four to five miles from the convention center — one of the shortest airport-to-hall hops in the country. The Las Vegas Monorail stops at the LVCC, and the Vegas Loop (the underground Tesla-tunnel system) moves attendees across the campus for free, which matters when you're staffing a booth across a sprawling multi-hall show.

Booking Windows

Vegas show weeks compress everything — crews, hotels and drayage all spike at once. For CES, SEMA, NAB or CONEXPO, reserve 4–6 months out; hotel blocks for the biggest shows open even earlier. Even as your local partner, we lock union labor and target times well ahead, because the yard doesn't wait.

Common Las Vegas Mistakes

  • Assuming a home-city show means you can skip advance planning — drayage and labor still run on strict windows
  • Shipping direct-to-show instead of the advance warehouse and paying peak-congestion rates
  • Underestimating how many staff a 200-acre campus needs to cover a booth across show hours
  • Treating CES/SEMA scale like a regional show — at this size, programming beats square footage

Rent or Buy in Las Vegas?

Here the case for renting is even stronger than usual: with no freight to amortize and shows changing character week to week (tech at CES, automotive at SEMA), a rental flexes to each event without you storing and refurbishing a booth between them. Buying only starts to pencil out at five-plus shows a year on a fixed design.

Next Step

Pick a footprint above for Las Vegas pricing, or request a quote for a 3D rendering and full price within 24 hours — built, inspected and delivered locally.

  • Confirm the hall first — LVCC, Mandalay Bay, Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum each have their own dock access and move-in flow.
  • Ship to the advance warehouse and palletize tightly; direct-to-show during a big week means peak marshaling-yard congestion and higher drayage.
  • Even on a home-city show, union labor and drayage run on strict windows — we lock crews and target times well ahead.
  • Budget staff for the campus, not just the booth; a 200-acre venue like the LVCC needs real coverage across show hours.
  • For CES, SEMA or NAB, reserve 4 to 6 months out — those weeks compress crews, hotels and freight all at once.
  • Send me your runsheet before we finalize graphics so counters and monitors land where the traffic actually is.
★ FAQ ★

Questions Buyers Ask About Booth Rentals in Las Vegas

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

How much does a trade show booth rental cost in Las Vegas?

In 2026, turnkey rentals in Las Vegas run from about $5,400 for a 10x10 inline to roughly $84,300 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 Las Vegas labor and freight, not the design.

Which venue hosts most Las Vegas trade shows?

Las Vegas Convention Center anchors the Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas venue on a same-day local transit with a local crew handling install and dismantle.

Your warehouse is in Las Vegas — does that lower my cost?

It removes your biggest variable. Because we build, inspect and store booths here in the valley, Las Vegas freight is a short local haul rather than a cross-country trip, so you're not paying long-haul transit or risking weather delays. We still coordinate the Las Vegas Convention Center's labor, drayage and paperwork; the savings show up in freight and lead time.

When is CES, and how early should I book a Las Vegas booth for it?

CES fills the Las Vegas Convention Center every January and is the busiest week of the year for local crews, freight and hotels. Because our warehouse is in the valley, freight isn't your bottleneck — but reserve your build 3–5 months out, since install labor and drayage windows tighten fast. The NAB Show adds a second peak each April.

How long is freight from Las Vegas to Las Vegas?

Plan a same-day local over-the-road transit from our Las Vegas warehouse to Las Vegas. 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 Las Vegas?

Every footprint from a 10x10 inline (from $5,400) through a 50x50 anchor island (to about $84,300). The size grid on this page links to each Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas?

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 Las Vegas venue. One invoice, no separate drayage or electrical bill after the show.

How fast can I get a Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas shows?

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

Should I rent or buy a booth for Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas show?

Yes. An on-site project lead verifies every system — graphics, electrical, AV — before doors open at your Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas show?

For major Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas booth rental price?

A custom 3D rendering, full graphics production, round-trip freight from Las Vegas to your Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas Convention Center playbook.

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