Trade show booth rentals at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) for CES, NAB Show, SEMA Show, CONEXPO-CON/AGG, SHOT Show, and every major show at this venue. Local Las Vegas fabrication. Fixed pricing. Union labor coordination included. Same-day on-site support from our facility 20 minutes away.
Pure Exhibits delivers fully managed Las Vegas Convention Center booth rentals for exhibitors at every major LVCC show — from a 10×10 inline first-time presence to a 40×40 island exhibit built to command an entire hall. As a Las Vegas-based company 20 minutes from the venue, we handle design, fabrication, logistics, union labor coordination, and installation without the cross-country freight exposure and management overhead that come with out-of-state builders.
The Las Vegas Convention Center is the busiest convention venue in North America — 2.5 million square feet across four primary halls, the largest West Hall expansion of any venue in the country, and a show calendar that includes CES in January, NAB Show in April, and SEMA Show in November. LVCC logistics are operationally distinct from every other Las Vegas venue: union jurisdictions, Teamsters Local 631 crew scheduling, Freeman general contractor coordination, massive marshaling yards, and multi-day move-in windows are the baseline requirements for every install. Our team navigates all of it as standard practice.
Every LVCC exhibit rental we deliver is fabricated at our Las Vegas facility, pre-built and photo-approved before it goes to the venue, and installed by the same local crew that built it. Your project manager owns the entire project — design to pack-out — and you receive a single fixed price before a single design concept is drawn.
The Las Vegas Convention Center is not a single hall — it's four distinct spaces with different ceiling heights, show assignments, and operational characteristics. Booth design needs to account for which hall you're in. Here's how the halls break down.
The crown jewel — LVCC's newest and largest expansion. Home to CES Eureka Park and major tech exhibitors. 48-foot ceilings allow the most ambitious hanging structures and suspended LED canopies in the entire venue. Best hall for architectural height plays.
The original LVCC flagship space. Hosts some of CES's most prominent exhibit floors and major automotive and technology shows. 40-foot clearances still allow full hanging sign programs and 16-foot booth structures without compromise.
A workhorse hall used across LVCC's broadest show mix. NAB Show's West Hall technical exhibitors, SHOT Show, and ISC West frequently occupy this space. Strong column spacing enables flexible island configurations at all standard sizes.
LVCC's southernmost hall, often used for automotive shows and product-heavy exhibits. 30-foot ceilings still allow effective hanging sign programs. Lower clearance than other halls makes structure height planning more critical for this location.
The LVCC hosts the largest concentration of major trade shows of any venue in the world. We deliver Las Vegas Convention Center exhibit rentals across the full show calendar. Here are the events where our team works most frequently.
The world's most influential technology trade show. 130,000+ attendees, 4,000+ exhibitors across all four LVCC halls plus the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding venues. CES logistics are the most complex of any Las Vegas show — multi-day move-ins, tightly compressed Teamsters scheduling, and simultaneous hall occupancy across the entire venue.
The world's largest media, entertainment, and technology show. 90,000+ attendees from broadcasting, film, and streaming industries. High-design expectations; the best booths at NAB operate as working demo theaters, not just display environments. Pure Exhibits delivered a 40×40 island exhibit for IMAX at NAB Show 2025.
The automotive industry's most prestigious aftermarket show. 160,000+ industry professionals. SEMA runs a heavy product freight profile — vehicles, large components, and outdoor exhibits add logistical complexity beyond what most technology shows require. Our team knows SEMA's distinct move-in and drayage requirements.
North America's largest construction trade show. 130,000+ attendees from the construction, concrete, and aggregate industries. CONEXPO's heavy equipment freight profile creates marshaling yard requirements distinct from technology shows — outdoor exhibits, live equipment demonstrations, and structural reinforcement add planning complexity.
The world's largest firearms and outdoor recreation trade show. 60,000+ industry professionals. Highly specialized product display requirements — secure storage, demo configurations, and brand environments that serve a discerning buyer audience with deep product knowledge.
LVCC hosts dozens of additional shows annually beyond its flagship events — World of Concrete (January), HDMI Forum, HDR Summit, and numerous industry-specific conferences. If your show is at LVCC and isn't listed here, we have likely served exhibitors at the same event or a comparable one at this venue.
We've designed and installed LVCC exhibit rentals across the venue's full show calendar. Here are some of the projects that best demonstrate what's possible at this venue.
IMAX came to NAB Show 2025 with a challenge that required solving three competing demands simultaneously: create an unforgettable brand presence on a constrained budget, build an enclosed high-performance demo theater without isolating attendees from the broader show floor energy, and blend cinematic brand storytelling with the fast-paced traffic flow of a major trade show environment.
Pure Exhibits delivered a 40×40 island exhibit featuring a central sound-sealed demo room for VIP presentations, an open gallery with modular set pieces and cinematic design cues, and a suspended LED canopy visible from across the show floor.
RSA Conference draws the world's largest concentration of enterprise cybersecurity decision-makers. Teramind needed a booth that communicated technical authority and created structured space for the high-stakes conversations that define RSA's buyer environment — not a showroom, but a working sales environment at scale.
Pure Exhibits delivered a 30×60 custom rental build featuring a futuristic island design with integrated demo stations, private briefing spaces, and a high-contrast visual presence that cut through RSA's densely packed show floor.
The exhibitors who succeed at LVCC are not simply the ones with the best booth designs — they are the ones whose exhibit partner understands how this venue actually operates. Union crew scheduling, advance drayage planning, and hall-specific logistics are not optional here. They are the foundation of a smooth install.
CES spans all four halls with massive multi-day move-ins and tightly compressed union crew availability. SEMA runs similar logistics but with a significantly heavier automotive product freight profile. NAB and SHOT Show require the same union coordination and advance drayage planning, with different hall assignments and show-specific procedures.
Event managers planning LVCC exhibit rentals frequently need specific operational detail before they can finalize booth design and budgets. Here's the working reference our team uses for every LVCC project.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Exhibition Space | 2.5 million square feet across four primary halls and outdoor space |
| Primary Halls | West Hall (newest expansion), Central Hall, North Hall, South Hall |
| West Hall Ceiling Height | 48 feet — the highest clearance of any LVCC hall. Supports the tallest hanging structures and suspended LED systems. |
| Central / North / South Hall Heights | 30–40 feet depending on location. Still accommodates full hanging sign programs and 16-foot booth structures. |
| Official General Contractor | Freeman (majority of LVCC shows). We coordinate all EAC paperwork, Freeman service orders, and contractor compliance as standard. |
| Union Labor Jurisdiction | Teamsters Local 631 (material handling / drayage), I-5 (installation & dismantling). Scheduling begins 2–3 weeks before show. We manage this for every project. |
| Booth Height Limits | Island booths typically permitted to 16 ft structural height. Hanging signs up to ceiling clearance with venue approval. We obtain all approvals as standard. |
| Column Spacing | Varies by hall — generally 60-ft modules. Island booth layouts at all standard sizes are well-supported across all halls. |
| Flooring | Concrete throughout (unlike Venetian's carpet). Anti-fatigue underlayment, raised flooring platforms, and custom flooring are all available as add-ons. |
| Move-In Windows | CES: 3–5 days. NAB Show, SEMA: 2–3 days. Smaller shows: 1–2 days. We plan labor and freight around the specific window for your show. |
| Marshaling Yard | LVCC operates a large marshaling yard for all incoming freight. Our local facility (20 min away) significantly reduces marshaling yard exposure vs. cross-country shipping. |
| Freight Costs (Our Facility vs. Out-of-State) | Las Vegas to LVCC: $800–$1,500 per show leg. Cross-country from out-of-state: $3,500–$6,000. For multi-show programs (CES + NAB + SEMA), this difference compounds significantly. |
| Electrical & Internet | Ordered through Freeman. We place all service orders on your behalf as part of standard project management. |
| Distance from Pure Exhibits Facility | ~20 minutes — same-day emergency support, pre-show site visits, and rapid move-in response. |
Planning an LVCC exhibit means understanding what makes this venue operationally distinct from Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay, and other Las Vegas venues.
| Venue | Total Space | Max Ceiling | Major Shows | Flooring | From Our Facility |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) | 2.5M sq ft | 48 ft (West Hall) | CES, NAB, SEMA, CONEXPO | Concrete | ~20 min |
| Venetian Convention & Expo Center | 2.25M sq ft | 25–35 ft | Adobe Summit, HIMSS, Oracle CloudWorld | Carpet | ~20 min |
| Mandalay Bay Convention Center | 2.1M sq ft | 20–30 ft | ISC West, Money20/20, AWS re:Invent | Carpet | ~15 min |
| MGM Grand Garden | 850K sq ft | 20–25 ft | SupplySide West, Nightclub & Bar | Carpet | ~18 min |
| Caesars Forum | 550K sq ft | 40 ft | Adobe Summit (alt. years), Salesforce | Carpet | ~22 min |
All pricing is fixed and all-inclusive — design, graphics, fabrication, Las Vegas freight, installation, on-site support, and dismantling. Union labor coordination and show service ordering are included as standard project management scope. Show services (electrical, internet, drayage) are ordered separately through Freeman.
| Size | Type | Sq Ft | Starting Price | Best For at LVCC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10×10 | Inline | 100 | $12,000 – $14,000 | First-time CES exhibitors, startup pavilions, Eureka Park | View → |
| 10×20 | Inline | 200 | $18,000 – $22,000 | Demo-focused SHOT Show exhibitors, mid-tier NAB Show presence | View → |
| 20×20Popular | Island | 400 | $28,000 – $32,000 | Established brands at CES, NAB Show, SEMA — four-sided visibility | View → |
| 20×30Popular | Island | 600 | $30,000 – $35,000 | Meeting-heavy booths, NAB Show demo theaters, CONEXPO presence | View → |
| 20×40 | Island | 800 | $35,000 – $45,000 | Multi-zone exhibits, SEMA product displays, CES mid-tier anchors | View → |
| 30×30 | Island | 900 | $40,000 – $50,000 | Enterprise brands, theater-configured NAB Show booths, CONEXPO anchors | View → |
| 40×40+ | Island | 1,600+ | $55,000 – $70,000+ | Major brand anchors, suspended LED canopies, full immersive environments (IMAX NAB Show 2025) | Quote → |
Not sure which size fits your goals and budget? Request a free booth size consultation — we'll recommend based on your specific LVCC hall, booth location, audience, and objectives.
The LVCC's scale creates design opportunities that simply don't exist at other Las Vegas venues. Here's how we think about Las Vegas Convention Center exhibit rentals differently from booths destined for other venues.
48-foot ceilings are a design asset that most LVCC exhibitors underutilize. A suspended LED canopy visible from 150+ feet in any direction is impossible at Venetian or Mandalay Bay. If you're in the West Hall, budget for a hanging element — the aisle traffic it generates pays for itself. We coordinate all rigging approvals with Freeman as standard scope.
Unlike Venetian or Mandalay Bay's carpeted halls, LVCC is concrete. Attendees at 3-day shows like CES and NAB feel it. Custom flooring — whether interlocking foam, hardwood planks, or branded tile — improves dwell time measurably. We routinely recommend flooring upgrades for LVCC island booths over 20×20.
At CES and SEMA, your booth competes for attention across halls with tens of thousands of simultaneous visitors. Graphics and messaging need to be readable and compelling from 40+ feet. Bold color blocking, architectural height, and single-message primary graphics outperform detailed multi-message approaches at this scale.
CES is consumer-facing and demo-hungry. NAB Show needs working production environments. SEMA demands product-forward, visual-impact-first design. CONEXPO requires structural reinforcement and equipment integration. SHOT Show needs secure display configurations. We design around your specific audience, not a generic LVCC template.
CES move-ins span 3–5 days. SEMA and NAB are 2–3 days. Union crew availability is tightly scheduled across thousands of simultaneous installations. Late labor bookings mean compressed installation windows and potential penalties. We schedule labor 3+ weeks in advance for every LVCC project as a non-negotiable standard.
CES and consumer tech shows favor open, accessible booth layouts that maximize walk-up traffic. NAB Show and enterprise technology shows need private or semi-private meeting zones for the buyer conversations that actually close deals. We allocate footprint differently depending on which LVCC show you're attending.
At a venue as operationally complex as LVCC — with multi-day move-ins, Teamsters scheduling, marshaling yards, and simultaneous installations across millions of square feet — the difference between a local builder and an out-of-state vendor is felt on every install.
If there's a problem at 11 pm during CES move-in, our team is at the venue within 20 minutes. Out-of-state builders offer a phone call. We offer a crew on-site.
Our facility to LVCC: $800–$1,500 per show leg. Out-of-state to LVCC: $3,500–$6,000. For a brand doing CES + NAB + SEMA in the same year, that's $6,000–$13,500 in freight savings — often enough to fund a graphics refresh.
Every booth is assembled at our Las Vegas facility and photo-documented before going to LVCC. Problems are found in our shop — not on the show floor with your CEO arriving in 6 hours.
We coordinate directly with Freeman across every major LVCC show. EAC paperwork, union labor scheduling, rigging approvals, material handling coordination — we've done it at CES, NAB Show, SEMA, and CONEXPO repeatedly, for real clients.
For multi-show LVCC programs, we store your booth at our Las Vegas facility between events. CES in January, NAB in April, SEMA in November — your booth never crosses the country. Graphics updates happen at our facility between shows.
One project manager. One fixed quote before any design begins. No post-show invoices for labor overruns or material handling surprises. Every cost is defined before we touch a single panel.
For major LVCC shows like CES and SEMA, planning begins 5–6 months before the event. Here's how a full project unfolds.
We confirm your LVCC hall assignment, booth location, and show-specific requirements before quoting. You receive a complete fixed price — design, fabrication, Las Vegas freight, installation, union labor coordination, on-site support, and dismantling — before design work begins.
Your booth layout and graphics are designed around your specific hall, booth location, ceiling clearance, and audience. For CES, we design for the West Hall's 48-foot ceiling. For NAB Show, we design for the working demo environment your broadcast audience expects.
Booth construction begins at our Las Vegas facility at least three weeks before it goes to LVCC. Every component is built, tested, and verified at our shop.
Your booth is fully assembled at our facility. Complete photo documentation is shared for approval. Any changes or refinements are made here — not on the LVCC show floor under time pressure.
Freeman service orders (electrical, internet, cleaning) are placed. Teamsters Local 631 and I-5 union labor is scheduled. Hanging sign rigging approvals are submitted. EAC paperwork is filed. Your booth is staged for delivery to the LVCC marshaling yard.
Our Las Vegas crew installs on the LVCC show floor — the same structure they built at our facility. Your project manager is on-site from first piece to final touch-up and photo documentation.
Our team is available throughout the show. Graphic replacements, lighting adjustments, furniture reconfigurations — we're inside the building and can handle it without a service call or waiting for a flight.
We handle complete pack-out and return to our Las Vegas facility. For multi-show programs, your booth goes directly into climate-controlled storage for the next event. Your team walks out of LVCC without a checklist.
We serve exhibitors at CES, NAB Show, SEMA Show, CONEXPO-CON/AGG, SHOT Show, World of Concrete, and every other major LVCC event. If your show is at LVCC and isn't listed, contact us — we have almost certainly worked at your show or a directly comparable one at this venue.
For CES, we recommend starting 6+ months in advance. CES is the most logistically complex show in Las Vegas — multi-day move-ins, tightly compressed union crew availability, and simultaneous installations across 2.5 million square feet make early planning essential. For NAB Show and SEMA, 4–5 months is the standard lead time. Rush service (3–4 weeks) is available but requires fast decision-making and design approval.
Yes — this is a standard, non-negotiable part of every LVCC project. We coordinate Teamsters Local 631 (material handling and drayage) and I-5 (installation and dismantling) labor for every booth we install at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Labor is scheduled 3+ weeks in advance. EAC paperwork with Freeman is filed by our team. You don't touch any of it.
The West Hall — LVCC's newest expansion — features 48-foot ceilings, the highest of any hall in the venue. The Central and North Halls offer 35–40 feet. The South Hall runs approximately 30 feet. All halls support hanging signs and 16-foot booth structures with proper venue approval. We verify your specific hall and obtain all rigging approvals as standard project scope.
SEMA Show booth rentals at LVCC follow our standard size-based pricing: 10×10 inline from $12,000–$14,000, through 40×40+ island exhibits from $55,000–$70,000+. SEMA's heavy product freight profile — vehicles, large components — may add show service costs through Freeman that are separate from our fixed booth rental price. All show service ordering is handled by our team as part of standard project management.
Three primary differences. First, ceiling heights: LVCC's West Hall (48 ft) allows hanging structures that simply aren't possible at Venetian (25–35 ft) or Mandalay Bay (20–30 ft). Second, flooring: LVCC is concrete throughout — flooring upgrades matter more here than at carpeted venues. Third, scale: LVCC's largest shows (CES, SEMA) run simultaneous installations across millions of square feet with thousands of exhibitors. Design needs to be readable and compelling from much greater distances than at smaller, more intimate venues.
Yes. For exhibitors attending multiple LVCC events annually — CES in January, NAB Show in April, SEMA in November — we offer between-show storage at our Las Vegas facility. Your booth ships from our facility to LVCC for each show and returns to climate-controlled storage after. Graphics updates are handled between shows without a full rebuild. This eliminates cross-country freight entirely for multi-show programs.
CONEXPO-CON/AGG presents a fundamentally different design challenge from technology shows. Heavy equipment freight, outdoor exhibit integration, structural reinforcement for equipment load, and marshaling yard coordination for large machinery require specialized planning that goes beyond standard booth fabrication. We have direct CONEXPO experience and plan for these requirements from the first conversation.
Tell us your show, hall, booth size, and goals. We'll respond with a complete fixed, all-inclusive price within 24 hours — and a first 3D design concept within 48 hours of approval.
