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Premiere Orlando 2027 · June 5–7, 2027 · Orange County Convention Center, Orlando

Premiere Orlando 2027 booth design & build in Orlando

Custom and rental exhibits for hair, nail, barbering, spa and makeup brands, built around a live educator station the aisle can see. Chairs, mirrors, true-color lighting and a retail wall, installed by our on-site team in the OCCC West Complex.

  • June 5–7, 2027
  • Orange County Convention Center

Every last fee listed upfront, in full, on paper. 3,000+ exhibitors · 10,000+ booths built · 4.9★ client rating · Since 2015

Professional hairstylist cutting a woman’s hair in a salon

DatesJune 5–7, 2027
VenueOrange County Convention Center, West Complex
Last edition500 exhibiting brands, 760 classes and 400 educators in 2026
AudienceStylists, barbers, nail techs, estheticians, salon owners and beauty students
Exhibit floor hoursSunday 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Monday 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

01 Purple at Premiere Orlando 2027

What makes Premiere Orlando different, and how we build for it

Premiere Orlando is a professionals-only beauty show run by USA Beauty in the Orange County Convention Center West Complex. The 2026 edition drew 500 exhibiting brands, 760 classes and 400 educators across Hair, Nails, Barbering, Spa & Wellness, Makeup and Lashes & Brows, alongside the North American Hairstyling Awards, Nailympia and the PBA Beacon student program. Saturday is education only; the floor opens Sunday and Monday, so you get two selling days with a crowd that has spent a day watching techniques and wants to try them. Stylists, barbers and nail techs buy for their own chair, and many brands go on to Premiere Anaheim, Premiere Columbus and Premiere San Antonio, so we build to tour.

Stylists, barbers and nail techs

A clear view of the educator's hands, a tester they can pick up, and show pricing they can buy on the spot for their own chair.

Salon and spa owners

A quiet table away from the stage to talk range, margins and back-bar programs, with product organized by the service it supports.

Distributors and beauty school buyers

The full assortment in one place, samples by category, and staff who can quote volume and education support.

Your team in Orlando

Two shops, one project manager, every hall

We build in our own production shop in Fishkill, NY and our Las Vegas hub, ship to the Orange County Convention Center, and install with our own project manager on the floor and vetted local labor. Predictable 30–45-day turnarounds, secure storage and pre-show QA.

Your team lands to a lit, stocked booth. You just show up.

Woman nail technician using a manicure tool at her workstation
Woman nail technician using a manicure tool at her workstation
Customer and beauty professional comparing nail polish color samples
Customer and beauty professional comparing nail polish color samples

02 Booths & pricing for Premiere Orlando 2027

Pick a footprint. We price it as a rental, a custom build, or a hybrid.

Premiere Orlando runs on inline booths with live demos, so the floor is mostly 10×10 and 10×20 spaces with a chair, a mirror and a product counter, and islands for the big hair and nail houses. Most Purple beauty clients choose a 10×20 with one educator station, or a 20×20 island with a stage and a retail wall.

ergoPouch booth by Purple Exhibits: visitors chatting inside the white ergoPouch booth
Inline10×10Rental $3,500 – $8,000Custom $8,000 – $25,000

One styling chair or nail table with a mirror, a curated tester counter and locked storage for stock and tools.

Shown: ergoPouch, a Purple inline booth

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Funskool booth by Purple Exhibits: funskool toy booth with colourful wall shelving packed with games and toys
Inline10×20Rental $7,500 – $15,000Custom $15,000 – $45,000

An educator station on one side and a retail wall with show-special pricing on the other, with a small standing table for salon owners.

Shown: Funskool, a Purple inline booth

See 10×20 rental booths →
Hanul booth by Purple Exhibits: tall plywood-clad tower with a wraparound LED header showing the Hanul logo
Island20×20Rental $16,000 – $40,000Custom $50,000 – $120,000

A raised demo stage with camera and screen, a swatch and tester wall, a consultation corner and a hanging sign over the whole thing.

Shown: Hanul, a Purple island exhibit

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Amazon booth by Purple Exhibits: wide view of a large walk-through environment styled as a New Orleans French Quarter
Island20×30+Rental $25,000 – $55,000Custom $75,000 – $175,000

Two demo stations running in rotation, a full retail store with checkout, a model prep area and a private room for distributor meetings.

Shown: Amazon, a Purple large-format exhibit

See 20×30 rental booths →

In Purple's price

  • Design and a 3D rendering, revised until it is right
  • Structure, printed graphics, counters and storage as specified
  • Lighting and power distribution inside the booth
  • Installation and dismantle, with our project manager on the floor
  • Every show-service order and deadline tracked for you

Billed by the show and its contractor

  • Booth space (paid to the organizer)
  • Material handling / drayage
  • Electrical service, internet and rigging
  • Booth cleaning and any union labor the venue requires

We estimate every one of these on your proposal, so the total is on paper before you sign.

All-in 2026 ranges for design, structure, graphics, installation and dismantle. A custom-built booth runs roughly $100 to $250 per square foot depending on finish level. A rental of the same footprint usually lands at 35 to 50 percent of the purchase price for one show. Get an exact number for Premiere Orlando with the booth cost calculator or read the 2026 booth cost guide.

Every last fee listed upfront, in full, on paper.
Send the show, your booth size and what the space needs to do. We reply within one business day and send a rendering and a fixed proposal, usually within a week. No charge.
Get my Premiere Orlando proposal

03 Built by Purple

Booths we have designed, built and installed

French Avenue booth by Purple Exhibits

Case study · French Avenue

French Avenue at fragrance and beauty trade show

A premium fragrance environment built around discovery, with a flow designed for real conversations and product sampling.

Read the French Avenue case study All case studies →

“We were very happy with the experience and with the support provided throughout the project. The booth looked great, the coordination process was smooth, and everything was handled professionally, which made the event much easier for our team.”

Miriam Valdes, Communications Manager, INdermal · more client reviews
3,000+ exhibitors10,000+ booths built4.9★ client ratingSince 2015

Trusted by exhibitors including

Pixee MedicalCormay DiagnosticsAgappeEcorayCapri OpticsDoona

04 Designing for professional beauty brands at Premiere Orlando

Four things we get right for Premiere Orlando exhibitors

Medical laser device with a digital interface1

Put the technique in the aisle's view

Set the model and educator where the aisle can see the work, with a camera and screen for fine detail on hair color, nails and lashes. We leave an audience edge that does not block the product counter, and a reset position for tools and product between sessions.

Portrait of an aesthetics professional in scrubs2

Light for true color and phone cameras

Beauty professionals judge color and finish, so we light the chair and the swatch wall with fixtures that show true color and photograph well. We test your real products and finishes under the proposed lighting before we build, not after, so the render and the booth match.

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Organize the retail wall by routine

Group products by technique or routine so the retail wall continues the story from the stage. Testers and swatches sit within reach with clean supplies nearby, labels stay visible when a piece is lifted, and backup stock lives inside the counter where staff can restock without leaving the floor.

4

Plan the reset, not just the stage

A live demo needs a working plan: chairs, mirrors, power, water where the show allows, a place for models to wait and a handover between sessions. We draw the educator's route first and keep leads, storage and the order counter out of it so the next session starts on time.

Purple Exhibits 3D booth concept for ACTV

Concept rendering

Every proposal comes with a rendering like this

You see the booth in 3D before we cut a single panel: layout, graphics, lighting and product positions, revised until it is right. Shown: a Purple concept for ACT.

Start my Premiere Orlando concept

05 Orange County Convention Center · Orlando

Logistics for Premiere Orlando 2027, handled

The Orange County Convention Center is a non-union building, and Premiere Orlando sits in the West Complex, with docks off Convention Way behind the building and the Hyatt Regency Orlando attached to the hall. Rigging, hanging signs and power drops are done by OCCC in-house crews with early-order pricing that closes about three weeks out, so we order them on time. Carts and pallet jacks cannot come through the lobbies; anything on wheels goes through the dock and the show contractor. Anything placed over part of the booth counts as a covered exhibit, and we design and file for that. We file as your Exhibitor Appointed Contractor, book your material handling targets, ship to the advance warehouse and put our on-site team on the floor.

Hall rules, drayage estimates and freight deadlines for this building are in our Orange County Convention Center exhibitor guide.

What Purple handles

  • Exhibitor kit, show contractor orders and freight targets
  • OCCC rigging, hanging sign and electrical orders
  • Styling chairs, mirrors, demo AV and retail fixtures
  • Graphics printed in house and proofed against your packaging
  • Installation, dismantle and return shipping with our on-site team

Timeline, counted back from move-in

  1. Late March 2027Design sign-off; stage, chair and retail wall layout approved with your demo schedule.
  2. April 2027Production in Fishkill, NY; graphics proofed against your real product packaging and finishes.
  3. Mid-May 2027Booth, furniture and fixtures ship to the advance warehouse in Orlando; OCCC rigging and power ordered at early-order rates.
  4. June 4–5, 2027Move-in at the OCCC West Complex; our on-site team installs on your target day while your educators teach on Saturday.
  5. June 6–7, 2027Exhibit floor open; a Purple project manager is on call both days.
  6. June 7–8, 2027Dismantle after close on Monday; stock packed to your return plan, booth to storage or on to Premiere Anaheim.
Printable budget & deadline sheet

Premiere Orlando exhibitor questions

Questions exhibitors ask us before Premiere Orlando

How much does a Premiere Orlando booth cost?

A complete 10×20 rental with an educator station lands between $7,500 and $15,000, and a 20×20 custom island with a stage and retail wall between $50,000 and $120,000, all in for design, structure, graphics and installation. Mirrors, styling chairs, demo AV and product shelving move the number; send us your station list and we return a fixed quote.

Can you install at the Orange County Convention Center?

Yes. The OCCC is non-union, so our on-site team installs and dismantles your booth directly. We order rigging, hanging signs and power from the OCCC's own crews, place the chairs, mirrors, plumbing and lighting around your educator, and run the pre-show check before your team arrives on Saturday.

Can we rent a booth for Premiere Orlando?

Yes. Rental structures with your graphics, a custom demo counter on a rental frame, or a fully custom build are all available. A 10×10 rental runs $3,500 to $8,000 and a 10×20 rental $7,500 to $15,000. Most first-time Premiere exhibitors start there and upgrade the stage and lighting the following year.

When do we need to decide?

Design sign-off by the end of March gives a comfortable 30 to 45 day build and a mid-May ship to the advance warehouse. Later is possible; the trade-off is choice of furniture and finishes and the cost of expedited freight into Orlando. Rental packages can move faster than a full custom build.

Do you handle the show contractor orders and drayage?

Yes. We read the Premiere Orlando exhibitor kit, order material handling, carpet, cleaning and electrical from the show contractor and the OCCC, book your freight target, and keep you copied on every deadline so nothing depends on a form you did not know about.

Before you sign with anyone

Five questions to ask any exhibit builder for Premiere Orlando:

  1. Is every fee on the proposal, including what the show contractor bills?
  2. Who builds the booth: your own shop or a subcontractor?
  3. Will your project manager be on the floor for install and dismantle?
  4. What exactly is in the rental, and what is billed by the show?
  5. Where does the booth go after the show, and what does storage cost?

Common situations

Already own a booth? We refresh the graphics, repair what is worn, ship it, install it and store it between shows. You keep the structure you paid for.

Exhibiting from outside the US? We are your team on the ground: freight to the advance warehouse, show-service orders, installation and storage, with one project manager answering your emails in your time zone.

Short on time? A rental with your graphics can be ready in two to three weeks. We tell you on the first call what is realistic for your date.

Get a proposal

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Reply within one business day. Rendering and fixed proposal, usually within a week. No charge, no commitment.

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What happens next

  1. We reply within one business day with questions about your products, goals and footprint.
  2. You get a concept rendering and a fixed proposal, usually within a week. Every last fee listed upfront, in full, on paper.
  3. We build in 30–45 days, ship to the advance warehouse and install before the hall opens.
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