Venue guide · LVCC
Booth internet at the Las Vegas Convention Center
The LVCC is the biggest room most exhibitors will ever work — 4.6 million square feet across the West, Central, North and South halls — and its wireless environment is genuinely good by convention-center standards. That's exactly why a properly built cellular kit works so well here.
What the RF environment looks like
The building runs a modern neutral-host distributed antenna system carrying the major carriers throughout the halls, alongside a very large managed house WiFi deployment. Translation for your booth: carrier signal indoors is strong and consistent, but the free and house WiFi is shared with everyone in the building. When forty thousand attendees hit the floor, shared networks feel it. A bonded multi-carrier kit with its own private WiFi doesn't compete for that pool — and because our kits are 6 GHz capable, your booth's own network sits above most of the noise.
How we run LVCC shows
- We confirm coverage for your specific hall and booth location before the show — West Hall and South Hall behave differently, and we treat them differently.
- Kits are labeled with your booth number and tested under load before delivery.
- Day-one morning re-check: RF conditions change when the doors open, and we verify your kit is on the cleanest path once the floor is full.
- Our shop is about twenty minutes away. Mid-show support means a human at your booth.
Ordering
Booth internet starts at $40/day plus a data package sized to your show. If your booth also needs to be heard, our booth audio system and wireless mics arrive in the same delivery, frequency-coordinated for your hall.
Rates start at $40/day for booth internet. Build your order in two minutes — we confirm coverage for your exact hall before anything ships.
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