Booth reps in Denver
Reps for association, energy and tech conventions at the Colorado Convention Center.
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Booth reps, brand ambassadors and hostesses for the Colorado Convention Center, Gaylord Rockies and every Front Range show. Local staff who handle the altitude, the dry air and a surprise spring snowstorm without missing a shift. $85 an hour, every role.
Brands that have booked Purple
Altitude-ready, sun-smart and local to the Front Range. These are the five roles we send.
Reps for association, energy and tech conventions at the Colorado Convention Center.
Ambassadors for outdoor, auto and consumer shows who keep energy high a mile up.
Sampling crews for beverage and food brands at festivals and expos.
Hosts for Gaylord Rockies receptions, arena suites and mountain retreats.
Qualifiers who tag every scan so your sales team knows who to call first.
Name the venueDowntown, Aurora or the mountains.
We match a Front Range crewLight rail or short drive away.
They arrive altitude-readyWater, rotations and sun covered.
Denver sits a mile above sea level, and its trade shows run on outdoor, beer, tech, energy and association crowds. Purple Exhibits staffs the Colorado Convention Center, Gaylord Rockies by the airport and Denver’s hotels and arenas with local brand ambassadors, booth reps, hostesses and models at a flat $85 an hour per person. Our staff are used to the altitude, the dry air and the spring snowstorms, and we brief your booth on all three. Book four to six weeks ahead for the big fall shows; rush requests in 72 hours.
Denver at a glance
| Rate | $85 per hour, per person, every role |
|---|---|
| Travel fees | None for Denver metro and Front Range bookings |
| Main venues | Colorado Convention Center, Gaylord Rockies, National Western Complex, downtown hotels |
| Peak weeks | Stock Show (Jan), Home & Garden (Feb), Auto Show (spring), Beer Festival (fall) |
| Book ahead | 4–6 wks for fall shows · 3 wks otherwise · rush 72 hrs |
| Getting there | RTD light rail to Convention Center station; A Line from the airport to Union Station |
| Altitude | 5,280 ft. Visitors tire and dehydrate faster; we plan for it |
A light-rail stop at the door, a giant blue bear at the window and the airport train one transfer away.
A 40-foot blue bear sculpture peers into the convention center’s glass wall. It’s where our teams meet before every shift.
The Convention Center station puts staff from across the metro inside the building without a parking hunt.
Airport to downtown by train. Your out-of-town team arrives easily; ours are already here.
Thin, dry air changes how long visitors stay and how fast staff tire. Here is how we plan for it.
Visitors from sea level get thirsty and tired faster. A water station keeps them at your booth longer.
We rotate staff more often on long days so energy stays high at a mile up.
UV is stronger here. Outdoor activations get shade, sunscreen and lip balm in the kit.
A sunny week can turn to snow overnight. We keep standby staff and early call times.
Denver events happen at airport resorts, stadiums and mountain lodges too. Our crew covers the Front Range.
Corporate conferences and association meetings with on-site exhibit halls.
We send: Registration hosts, booth staffConferences, VIP dinners and hospitality suites.
We send: Hostesses, presentersSponsor activations and VIP hospitality.
We send: Brand ambassadors, crowd staffIncentive trips and leadership retreats.
We send: Event hosts, greetersPop-ups, sampling and street teams.
We send: Brand ambassadors, sampling teamsLike a ski trail map: the darker the symbol, the earlier you should lock your team. Confirm dates with each organiser.
A three-day convention with a 20×20 needs four people: a greeter, two booth reps and a meeting host. Here is that team from our Denver roster, next to the same team flown in.
| Association convention, 20×20 | Cost |
|---|---|
| Purple local staff | |
| Travel, hotel, per-diem | $0 |
| Your Denver total |
| Typical fly-in agency, same team | Cost |
|---|---|
| Staff hours at $85 | |
| Round-trip flights ~$330 each | |
| Hotel downtown, convention week · ~$279/night | |
| Per-diem ~$79/day | |
| Fly-in total |
Compared on what actually changes your results and your invoice in Denver.
| Purple local crew | Fly-in staffing agency | General temp agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay per hour | One flat $85, models to reps | Day rate plus travel costs | Cheap, but not booth-trained |
| Travel and hotel | $0. The team lives in Denver | About $330 flight plus $279/night per person | $0 |
| Local knowledge | Halls, transit and shortcuts | Arrives with a map | Depends on the person |
| The Denver edge | Light rail or short drive away. | Not local | Not specialised |
| Trained on your product | Briefing call and cheat sheet | Sometimes, for a fee | No |
| Lead capture | Qualifies and tags every scan | Varies | Not part of the job |
| Backup staff | Standby crew in town | Flights don’t happen same day | Unknown |
Fly-in costs use the same typical Denver rates as the budget above. Other agencies’ pricing varies.
Staff and visitors tire faster at a mile up. Plan water, breaks and rotations.
Spring and fall can bring snow overnight. Keep a standby list.
Big fall shows fill local talent. Reserve four to six weeks ahead.
Gaylord Rockies is near the airport, a long drive from downtown. Book separate crews.
Outdoor activations need shade and sunscreen even in winter.
Denver audiences like smart casual. We style to your brand, not to a cocktail party.
Downtown, the suburbs and up to Boulder, all a light-rail or short drive from the venue.
After the floor closes
Restaurants and bars for client dinners, a short walk from the convention center.
Breweries and art spaces for team nights.
Steakhouses and cocktail bars for VIPs.
About three minutes. No deposit.
We’ll email your quote within 24 hours, usually much sooner. Need it now? Call (800) 994-8030.
Call (800) 994-8030 and ask for the Denver desk.
$85 an hour per person, four-hour minimum, for any role: brand ambassador, booth rep, hostess or model. Denver metro bookings carry no airfare, hotel or per-diem.
Yes. We staff booths, registration and hospitality at the Colorado Convention Center, with staff who ride light rail to the Convention Center station.
It can. Visitors from lower elevations tire and dehydrate faster, so we plan water, shorter rotations and sun protection for outdoor events.
The National Western Stock Show, the Colorado Garden & Home Show, the Denver Auto Show, Fan Expo Denver, the Great American Beer Festival and association conventions, plus conferences at Gaylord Rockies and downtown hotels.
Yes. We book staff from Aurora and the east metro for Gaylord Rockies so they avoid the cross-town drive.
We keep standby staff for winter and spring bookings and adjust call times when snow is forecast.
Plan two or three: a greeter and one or two people inside for demos and conversations.
Spanish speakers are available on most dates, plus Vietnamese and Amharic with notice.
Our Denver coordinator sends a briefed replacement within two hours, or that shift is free.
Yes. We design, build and install exhibits at the Colorado Convention Center and staff them under one plan.
Send the show and your dates. A Denver price within 24 hours.
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