InfoComm 2028 exhibitor guide
AVIXA's show for the pro AV industry. It alternates between Orlando and Las Vegas, and returns to the Las Vegas Convention Center in June 2028.
Last checked Nov 7, 2026
- Exhibit days
- Jun 10 to 16, 2028
- Service contractor
- Not yet confirmedNot yet confirmed
AVIXA hasn't posted 2028 exhibitor details yet. Official InfoComm 2028 site. En español
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Plan your show
- Exhibitor checklistPermits, tax and labor items with dates for this show
- Countdown and milestonesDays left and what to have done by when
- Get booth quotesScreens, furniture, staffing and more
- Drayage and labor estimateWhat freight and crew will cost at your manual's rates
- Post a requestReviewed vendors send you private quotes
- Find booth staffAmbassadors, lead scanners, interpreters
- Capture booth leadsA QR code visitors scan to leave their details
- See who's goingSet meetings before you land
- Questions and tipsFrom people who have worked InfoComm
Getting there
- Getting around the campus
The Vegas Loop's five LVCC stations (South, Central Underground, Central Plaza, West and Riviera) connect the halls, and rides between them are free. The Boring Company sets the price of trips off campus.
ConfirmedLVCVA: Las Vegas Convention Center Facility Guide (revised June 2026)Checked Nov 3, 2026
- Parking
LVCC parking is $15 per space with in and out privileges, cash or card. Overnight parking isn't allowed.
ConfirmedLVCVA: Las Vegas Convention Center Facility Guide (revised June 2026)Checked Nov 3, 2026
- Parking
About 5,300 spaces across the Silver, Bronze, Platinum, Diamond, Blue, Orange and White lots. The LVCVA brochure lists no parking rates; check your show's travel page.
ConfirmedLVCVA: Las Vegas Convention Center brochure, Dec 2024Checked Oct 30, 2026
- Monorail stations and hours
Seven stations from south to north: MGM Grand, Horseshoe/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah's/The LINQ, Boingo Station at LVCC, Westgate and SAHARA. Trains run from 7 am, until midnight on Mondays, 2 am Tuesday to Thursday and 3 am Friday to Sunday, with extended hours during some big shows.
ConfirmedLas Vegas Monorail: stations and hoursChecked Oct 30, 2026
Key facts
- Dates
Education runs June 10 to 16, 2028, and the exhibit hall is open June 14 to 16, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
ConfirmedInfoComm: about the show and future dates (AVIXA)Checked Nov 7, 2026
- Not in Las Vegas in 2027
InfoComm 2027 is in Orlando, at the Orange County Convention Center, June 12 to 18, 2027. After 2028 the show is set for Orlando in 2029 and the Las Vegas Convention Center again in 2030 (education June 8 to 14, exhibits June 12 to 14).
ConfirmedInfoComm: about the show and future dates (AVIXA)Checked Nov 7, 2026
Rules for exhibitors
These are summaries with links to the organizer's own pages. The exhibitor manual is the binding version. Anything marked not yet confirmed is still being checked.
Nothing confirmed here yet. Our researcher checks this section before each show.
Cost references
Nothing confirmed here yet. Our researcher checks this section before each show.
Las Vegas rules that apply to every show
- Fire permits
Clark County requires a fire permit for indoor trade shows with an occupant load of 300 or more. Larger shows submit a floor plan showing booths, aisles and exits, so keep your booth inside its approved footprint and your aisles clear.
ConfirmedClark County Fire Department: indoor trade shows permit guideChecked Oct 30, 2026
- Selling on the floor
If you sell goods at a show, you collect Nevada sales tax and hand a one-time return to the promoter before you leave. Sell at more than two Nevada events in 12 months and you need your own sales tax permit.
ConfirmedNevada Department of Taxation one-time event guidelinesChecked Oct 30, 2026
Need screens, furniture or staff for this show?
Send one request with your booth details and choose who receives it. Venue drayage and electrical are billed separately through your show.