Vegas Convention Center: Events, Parking, Hotels & Map

Vegas Convention Center: Essential Information

The facility is operated by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA). The organization describes it as a 4.6-million-square-foot convention center with approximately 2.9 million square feet of exhibit space and 225 meeting rooms.

Las Vegas Convention Center Events: 2026–2027

The campus hosts major business-to-business trade shows, industry exhibitions, conferences and selected public events. Some conventions occupy multiple halls or additional venues around Las Vegas.

Published event dates reviewed October 17, 2026. Conference programs, exhibition days, admission criteria and individual venue assignments can differ. This is a selected event list, not the complete calendar.

How to Find Your Actual Event

1. Open the official convention calendar. Visit Las Vegas Convention Calendar.
2. Filter the venue. Choose Las Vegas Convention Center and select your intended month or date range.
3. Open the relevant event listing. Check event dates, organizer details and whether the exhibition is public, trade-only or credential-restricted.
4. Check the organizer’s registration page. Locate badge costs, admission conditions, opening hours, assigned halls and event maps before purchasing travel.

Las Vegas Convention Center Parking: Fees, Lots & Entrances

On-site parking is available for many conventions, but not every event opens the same lots or permits public attendee parking. Large shows can restrict spaces, reserve lots for exhibitors, change access roads or provide dedicated transportation.

Which Parking Lot Should You Choose?

Parking-lot names are general wayfinding references. Show-specific lot allocations can override these suggestions.

Parking Checklist Before You Leave

1. Find your assigned hall on your confirmation email or exhibitor guide.
2. Look for the event’s transportation and parking page.
3. Check whether parking is available to attendees or reserved for exhibitors.
4. Confirm the event-day rate, payment method, re-entry policy and lot location.
5. Save the lot location or screenshot the official event parking map.
6. Arrive early enough to clear traffic, walk to the hall and pass security.

For example, NBAA-BACE’s published 2026 instructions specify $20 per space, first-come parking, same-day receipt-based re-entry subject to availability, and no overnight parking. Other conventions may use different rules.

West, North, Central & South Hall: Which Entrance?

The LVCC campus is much larger than a single exhibition building. A correct venue address can still leave you far from your actual event entrance if you have not checked your hall assignment.

Understanding Hall Codes

Hall codes are orientation examples, not a substitute for an official show floor plan. Some organizers use special numbering systems, temporary entrances or registration areas.

Official Maps & PDF Documents

Las Vegas Convention Center Map & Address

Las Vegas Convention Center
3150 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Telephone: 702-892-0711

Open directions in Google Maps

The map shows the general convention center location. For a particular parking lot, freight area or badge pickup, use the event organizer’s instructions.

Approaching from the Las Vegas Strip or Airport

• From the Strip: Paradise Road and Convention Center Drive provide access to parts of the campus. Major conventions can change local traffic patterns.
• From Harry Reid International Airport: Taxi, rideshare and prearranged transportation are common options. The airport is a few miles from the venue, but driving time depends on traffic.
• By Monorail: Ride to Boingo Station at Las Vegas Convention Center. It is especially convenient for Central and South Hall access.
• By rideshare: Use the event’s designated passenger drop-off area. Do not assume every hall uses the same pickup location.

Vegas Loop vs. Las Vegas Monorail: What Is the Difference?

Using the Vegas Loop

1. Locate your nearest Loop station. Match your hall with the on-campus station map.
2. Follow signs to the station. There are multiple stations across the LVCC campus; accessibility and operating arrangements can vary.
3. Board an available vehicle. Follow the staff’s directions to the appropriate destination station.
4. Exit at your destination hall. LVCC campus-to-campus travel is free. External destinations may require a ticket.

The LVCVA describes approximately two miles of LVCC tunnels, five campus stations and a design capacity exceeding 4,400 attendees per hour.

Official Vegas Loop map, stations and ticket information

Using the Las Vegas Monorail

The Monorail connects MGM Grand, Horseshoe/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah’s/The LINQ, Boingo Station at LVCC, Westgate and SAHARA.

Published station hours: Monday 7 AM–midnight; Tuesday–Thursday 7 AM–2 AM; Friday–Sunday 7 AM–3 AM. Check for temporary service changes.

1. Find the Monorail station closest to your hotel.
2. Purchase a valid ticket online or at the station.
3. Take a northbound or southbound train to Boingo Station at LVCC.
4. Use the station escalator or elevator to street level.
5. Follow pedestrian signs to your assigned hall or use the campus Loop if suitable.

Official Monorail route map and stations

Hotels Near Las Vegas Convention Center

The best hotel depends on your hall, walking preferences, trip budget and whether you want casino entertainment. A hotel can appear close to the campus on a map while still being a long walk from West Hall.

Choose Your Hotel Using These Four Checks

1. Hall distance: Compare walking distance to the actual hall entrance, not only the convention center address.
2. Total cost: Check room rate plus taxes, destination/resort fees and parking.
3. Transportation: Check available hotel shuttles, Monorail access and walking routes.
4. Schedule: If your exhibition begins early or ends late, confirm whether your transportation option operates at those times.

For a hotel-specific breakdown including room policies, parking and shuttle information, read our Embassy Suites Convention Center Las Vegas visitor guide.

Accessibility, Wheelchairs & Visitor Services

LVCVA publishes accessible facility maps and information about parking, entrances, elevators, restrooms and mobility services. Accessible parking is provided for properly identified vehicles, subject to the available spaces and show operations.

For accessible route planning, open the official venue page and choose ADA Access Map in the Maps section. Check the parking zone, accessible entrance and room location together.

Official LVCC accessibility and facility maps

Before You Go: Tickets, Security, Food & Exhibitor Needs

Visitor Entry & Security

• Check whether the event requires registration, paid admission, trade credentials or age verification.
• Bring the correct badge, confirmation QR code or registration email.
• Check the event’s prohibited-items and bag policy. Rules vary by organizer.
• Verify whether re-entry is permitted and whether photography restrictions apply.
• Leave time for security screening, registration and walking between halls.

For example, some CES rules restrict rolling luggage and regulate bag dimensions. These are CES-specific policies, not universal Las Vegas Convention Center rules.

Food, Wi-Fi, Printing & Facilities

If You Are an Exhibitor

1. Download the event’s official exhibitor manual and identify your booth number.
2. Check move-in and move-out periods, approved service contractors and deadlines.
3. Use the designated freight/loading instructions rather than the visitor address alone.
4. Confirm electricity, internet, rigging, cleaning, insurance and equipment requirements.
5. Apply for required contractor credentials or permits through the approved process.
6. Check labor, safety and fire regulations before building custom exhibit structures.

Venue planning and rental inquiries can be directed to meetings@lvcva.com or 702-892-0711.

Five-Minute Final Checklist

• Event date, day and admission eligibility confirmed.
• Correct hall, level, entrance and badge pickup located.
• Parking lot or transit station selected.
• Ticket, confirmation and identification ready.
• Hotel-to-hall route checked, with extra time for traffic.
• Bag, security and accessibility arrangements confirmed.
• Return transportation planned for the end of the event.

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