Brands lease permanent showrooms in Buildings A, B and C all year. Newer or smaller brands rent temporary First Finds booths in The Expo or on Building B's sixth floor for market week.

Exhibitor guide · Downtown Las Vegas, NV · Updated Nov 2026
World Market Center Las Vegas Exhibitor Guide
Also known as WMCLV and World Market Center, home of Las Vegas Market; its exhibit hall is The Expo at World Market Center (The Expo @ WMCLV)
A wholesale market, not a convention center: three showroom towers of 8 to 16 floors where brands lease permanent space, and The Expo, a one-level hall of 193,858 sq ft where temporary booths go up for each market. Las Vegas Market fills the campus every January and July, and each building has its own street address and dock rules.
- 3,000+ exhibitors served
- 10,000+ booths built
- 2 days to a design brief
Photo: Two of the World Market Center showroom buildings, with the curved facade at right. “World Market Center Las Vegas” by DoNotLick, CC BY 2.0. Source
- 3 + 1showroom buildings (A, B, C) plus The Expo exhibit hall
- 193,858sq ft in The Expo's North and South Halls together
- 970standard booths at most in The Expo, 485 per hall
- 16Expo loading bays, 8 at the South Dock and 8 at the North Dock
- 3,500+brands in showrooms and temporary booths each market
- ≈ 6.3 mistraight-line to Harry Reid International (LAS)
Quick answers
What exhibitors ask about World Market Center Las Vegas
Las Vegas Market runs twice a year, in January and in late July. It is trade-only: buyers register and show proof that they work in the furniture, home or gift trade.
The Expo accepts no advance freight, mail or packages for exhibitors. Ship the way your show's exhibitor manual says, or to your hotel.
In Buildings A–C, ANDMORE Logistics or your own carrier and crew can unload; self-unload costs $199 per truck and needs a C3 dock appointment. In The Expo, your show's manual sets the rules.

Permanent showroom or First Finds booth at World Market Center Las Vegas
Lease a showroom in Building A, B or C if you want space all year; take a First Finds booth, sold all-inclusive for one market, in The Expo for gift and home or on Building B's sixth floor for furniture.
Las Vegas Market sells two very different kinds of space, and the choice decides your build, your freight route and your costs. Most of the 3,500+ brands sit in leased showrooms; the rest take temporary booths that go up for market week only.
- ShowroomA leased, customizable space in Building A, B or C that you keep between markets and can refresh. Build-outs are interior fit-out work, freight is booked by dock appointment, and your showroom number is part of the shipping address.
- First FindsThe temporary booths, renamed First Finds in 2026. ANDMORE sells them as an all-inclusive option: gift and home in The Expo (450+ resources in January 2027), furniture on Building B, floor 6.
- The ExpoA one-level hall with drive-up docks, sized for 485 standard booths per hall. It also hosts other shows, such as WWIN and Las Vegas Apparel, with their own contractors and rules.
- AddressEvery building has its own street number: A at 495, B at 475, C at 455 and The Expo at 435 S Grand Central Pkwy. A wrong building on the label can delay or refuse a shipment.
- NeighborhoodsFirst Finds booths are grouped by category, such as Design, Gift, Handmade, Home, Luxe and Immediate Delivery, so your placement follows your product.
For a Las Vegas convention-center show instead, see our Las Vegas Convention Center guide, about 2.7 miles south in a straight line, or the Las Vegas venue guide for every hall in the city.
Hotels, transit, crew logistics
Hotels near World Market Center Las Vegas
No hotel is on the campus or connected to it. The closest rooms are the Fremont Street casino hotels across I-15 to the east, which the venue counts at 7,700 downtown rooms within a mile. Las Vegas Market offers discounted rates at a range of hotels through its travel page.
No hotel is on or connected to the campus. The nearest is the 995-room Plaza, about 0.5 mile east across I-15 at the end of Fremont Street; Harry Reid International (LAS) is about 6.3 miles south.
| Map number | Hotel | Rooms | Link to World Market Center | Straight-line | Walk (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Plaza Hotel & Casino1 S Main St | 995 | Not stated | 0.49 mi2,600 ft | ≈ 13 min |
| 2 | Circa Resort & Casino8 Fremont St | 618 | Not stated | 0.54 mi2,870 ft | ≈ 14 min |
| 3 | Golden Nugget Las Vegas129 Fremont St | 2,419 | Not stated | 0.58 mi3,090 ft | ≈ 15 min |
| 4 | Four Queens202 E Fremont St | 690 | Not stated | 0.65 mi3,420 ft | ≈ 17 min |
| 5 | Fremont Hotel and Casino200 Fremont St | 447 | Not stated | 0.68 mi3,580 ft | ≈ 18 min |
| 6 | The D Las Vegas301 Fremont St | 638 | Not stated | 0.69 mi3,670 ft | ≈ 18 min |
| 7 | Downtown Grand206 N 3rd St | 1,124 | Not stated | 0.75 mi3,980 ft | ≈ 20 min |
Distance: straight line from the campus point. Walk: an estimate, straight-line, at 20 minutes a mile plus 30% for streets; not a measured route, and the walk crosses I-15. Link: none of these hotels is connected to World Market Center. Rooms: Wikipedia infoboxes, checked November 8, 2026; the Expo visit page lists different counts for Circa (777) and Downtown Grand (629).
Plaza Hotel & Casino
995 rooms at the west end of Fremont Street, the nearest big hotel to the campus in a straight line. Golden Nugget and Circa are a block beyond.
3,100-space garage
Entered from W Symphony Park Ave between Martin Luther King Blvd and Grand Central Pkwy, plus a 1,200-space lot and the North Lot. Fees are set per event.
Harry Reid International (LAS)
About 6.3 miles straight-line south. Taxis wait at baggage claim; rideshare pickup is in the Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 garages.
North Lot
Trailers, box trucks and anything bigger than a car, van or SUV park in the North Lot, off Symphony Park Ave, when the event opens it.
Purple in Las Vegas
Purple ships to World Market Center and coordinates crews and freight for Las Vegas Market installs; we ship and install from New York.
The campus
World Market Center Las Vegas floor plan: Buildings A, B, C and The Expo
The campus stacks permanent showrooms in three towers along Grand Central Parkway, linked by skybridges, and puts the big temporary-booth hall, The Expo, on one level beside Building C. The diagram shows which floors carry which products during Las Vegas Market, and the two Expo halls with their docks.
World Market Center has three permanent showroom towers, Buildings A, B and C, plus The Expo: one level of 193,858 sq ft in North and South Halls, holding up to 970 standard booths, with 16 dock bays.
- Temporary booths: First Finds: Furniture (B6)
- The Expo halls: First Finds: Gift & Home
- Skybridge walkways
Schematic, not to scale: towers are drawn as stacks of floor groups, and the Expo halls side by side as on the venue plan, with no compass direction. Floor uses from the Las Vegas Market campus map for Winter 2027; Expo sizes from the venue's capacities table and its 2019 floor plan. Official drawings: the Las Vegas Market campus map (floor-by-floor plans) and the Expo floor plan (PDF).
Recent and upcoming show floor plans
Official plans from the organizers and the venue. Every market and show draws its own layout and booth numbers, so use these to see how the campus fills, then work from your own show's plan.
- Upcoming · Jan 24–28, 2027Las Vegas MarketBuildings A, B, C and The ExpoANDMORE campus map with floor-by-floor plans
- Recent · August 2026WWIN (Womenswear in Nevada)The Expo at World Market CenterClarion Events floor plan on Map Your Show
- Venue plan · issued July 2019The Expo at World Market CenterNorth and South Halls, both docksVenue drawing at 1 in = 60 ft
Links go to the organizers' and venue's files and open outside this site. Checked November 8, 2026.
| Space | Floor area | Size | Booths (max) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North + South Halls | 193,858 sq ft | 631′ × 324′ | 970 | Theater up to 6,148; banquet 3,360 |
| North Hall | 97,508 sq ft | 305′ × 324′ | 485 | North Dock, 8 loading bays |
| South Hall | 96,350 sq ft | 326′ × 324′ | 485 | Includes meeting rooms S1–S4; 86,318 sq ft and 421 booths without them; South Dock, 8 bays |
| Prefunction | 15,316 sq ft | 265′ × 56′ | — | Registration and lobby side |
| Meeting rooms S1–S4 | 9,900 sq ft | 55′ × 190′ | 40 | Four rooms of 2,142–2,817 sq ft |
| South Corridor | 3,261 sq ft | 36′ × 104′ | — |
Sizes and booth counts from the Expo capacities table (September 2020); dock bays from the 2019 Expo floor plan. The venue rounds the building to 315,000 sq ft of space and "just under 200,000" sq ft of exhibit space. Ceiling heights, floor loads and dock door sizes are not published: ask the Expo event team or your show's contractor.
Freight & move-in
World Market Center Las Vegas loading dock and freight
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Freight into Buildings A–C needs a C3 dock appointment, open 90 days ahead and confirmed 24 hours before, in crates up to 6 × 4 × 8 ft and 1,500 lb. The Expo accepts no advance freight at all.
- Book the dock in C3Every freight move into Buildings A, B and C needs a dock appointment, by ANDMORE Logistics, your carrier or your own crew. Appointments open 90 days before market and must be confirmed 24 hours ahead, per the Winter 2026 logistics guide.
- Size limitsPallets and crates up to 6 ft long, 4 ft wide and 8 ft high, and 1,500 lb. Crates need non-scuffing wheels or forklift openings at the base.
- Priced by the truckloadANDMORE's handling rates for the towers run from $38 for one or two pallets to $750 for a full 53 ft trailer of loose freight, delivered to the hallway or freight lobby outside your showroom. Late, unscheduled or oversized freight adds $300.
- The Expo is differentThe Expo accepts no advance freight or packages, and its dock and freight doors are staffed by the venue's own security. Your show's exhibitor manual sets the freight plan; Las Vegas Market's temporary exhibitors get theirs in the password-protected Las Vegas Exhibitor Service Manual.
- Clean-floor deadlinesBefore market, atriums must be clear by Thursday noon and hallways by Friday noon. Freight that arrives later is left in the freight lobby, and no freight reaches showrooms during market hours.
- Day −90C3 dock appointments open for Buildings A–C. Book the slot as soon as your freight date is firm.
- Day −60Confirm the building and showroom number, or your First Finds booth and section, and get the current exhibitor manual from your leasing team.
- Day −30Extended dock access starts about a month before market, by appointment.
- Day −21Purple ships to Las Vegas through our carrier network, labeled to the right building address.
- Day −5Freight delivery deadline for showroom tenants (Tuesday, January 20 before the January 2026 market); atriums and hallways must be clear by Thursday and Friday noon.
- Day 0Market opens. No freight moves to showrooms during market hours.
Labor & rules
Who sets up my space at World Market Center Las Vegas?
Nevada is a right-to-work state, and the showroom towers are unusually open: ANDMORE says tenants are not required to use its logistics team and may use any carrier or crew, as long as they book the dock and bring their own equipment. ANDMORE also rents general labor for unboxing and light assembly. Temporary booths in The Expo follow the show's exhibitor manual and contractor, so check it before you send a crew.
In the showroom towers you may use any carrier or crew and self-unload for $199 a truck. In The Expo, your show's manual and contractor decide, and rigging, electrical and technology are exclusive services.
✓Your own crew (showrooms)
- Self-unload with any carrier or crew, $199 per truck
- Bring your own pallet jacks and dollies; none are loaned
- ANDMORE general labor from $27 an hour, 4-hour minimum
●Exclusives (The Expo)
- Rigging, electrical and technology services
- Food and drink through Centerplate only
- Security posts at the dock and freight doors
!Watch for
- No unpacking or assembly in hallways; inside your space only
- No spray painting, saw cutting or painting in common areas
- 4 ft clear corridors and nothing left in atriums
- Fire Marshal floor plan and No Freight aisles in The Expo
Common exhibitor mistakes at World Market Center Las Vegas
- Shipping ahead to The Expo: it accepts no advance freight, mail or packages for exhibitors, so follow your show's freight plan.
- Putting the wrong building on the label: A, B, C and The Expo each have their own street number, and a wrong one can delay or refuse a shipment.
- Skipping the C3 appointment or its 24-hour reconfirmation: late, unscheduled or after-deadline deliveries cost a $300 surcharge.
- Building crates bigger than 6 × 4 × 8 ft or heavier than 1,500 lb: oversized or overweight pieces are special handling at $300.
- Self-unloading without your own pallet jacks and dollies: World Market Center lends no equipment, and the $199 per-truck fee still applies.
- Missing the clean-floor cutoff: freight that arrives after Thursday noon (atriums) or Friday noon (hallways) is left in the freight lobby.
Free tool · plan your Las Vegas Market budget
World Market Center drayage estimator and show budget
Pick a booth size and type to get planning numbers for 2026 and 2027: shipping weight, drayage at about $120 per hundredweight, and setup and teardown labor. Every number is a Purple planning estimate, not a quote. ANDMORE prices showroom freight by the truckload, not by weight, and sells First Finds booths as an all-inclusive package, so the drayage line mainly applies to shows in The Expo that bill freight by weight. See all venues on the drayage rates page.
Plan about $120 per hundredweight only for Expo shows that bill freight by weight. Showroom freight is priced per delivery, $38 to $750, and First Finds booths are all-inclusive; the $120 is a Purple planning figure, not a published rate.
The fields below fill in from size and type. Change any of them.
Purple planning estimate · not a quote
Drayage + setup labor, World Market Center Las Vegas
$2,590 – $3,840- Shipping weight planning estimate
- 1,800 lbs
- Drayage planning estimate
- $2,160
- Setup labor hours planning estimate
- 16 – 28 hrs
- Setup labor planning estimate
- $430 – $1,680
18 cwt at $120 per 100 lbs. Labor at $27–$60 per hour, ANDMORE general labor and supervisor rates.
Get a real Las Vegas Market quoteHow these planning numbers work
- Shipping weight: about 6 lbs per sq ft for a rental booth, 9 for custom or hybrid, 12 for fully custom, crated, with graphics and furniture.
- Drayage: $120 per 100 lbs (cwt), Purple's planning rate for 2026 and 2027 at a right-to-work venue. ANDMORE's own showroom freight is billed per truckload instead ($38 to $750 per delivery), and First Finds packages are all-inclusive.
- Setup labor hours: install plus dismantle, 0.06–0.10 person-hours per sq ft for rental, 0.08–0.14 for custom or hybrid, 0.12–0.20 for fully custom.
- Labor rate: $27–$60 per hour from ANDMORE's published general labor ($27 weekdays, $40 weekends and early or late) and supervisor ($40, or $60 on weekends) rates for showroom setup. Skilled exhibit labor from a show contractor in The Expo costs more: use your kit's rates.
- Own staff: Nevada is right-to-work and ANDMORE lets showroom tenants use any crew, so if your team does it all, labor drops to $0 apart from the $199 self-unload fee.
- Not included: space or booth package, the exhibit itself, freight to Las Vegas, electrical, internet, storage of empties ($60 per pallet), travel and tax.
At World Market Center: general labor needs a request by 1:00 pm the day before, and a company representative must be present during setup. Your show's manual sets the real freight and labor figures.
The calendar
World Market Center Las Vegas events 2026–2027: trade shows
The campus books a few big wholesale weeks rather than a steady stream of shows. These are the ones whose organizers confirm 2027 dates at World Market Center so far; check with each organizer for move-in times and the hall.
Two 2027 shows are confirmed so far: Las Vegas Market Winter, January 24–28, across the whole campus, and WWIN, February 15–17, in The Expo.
Las Vegas Market (Winter)
Furniture, home décor, bedding and gift, trade only · organized by ANDMORE · all four buildings, First Finds in The Expo and on B6 · 2027
WWIN (Womenswear in Nevada)
Women's apparel, accessories and footwear · organized by Clarion Events · The Expo at World Market Center · 2027
Dates and venue from the organizers, checked November 8, 2026: Las Vegas Market and WWIN. ANDMORE's Las Vegas Apparel shares The Expo with WWIN, but its 2027 dates are not posted yet, and ANDMORE had not published Summer 2027 Las Vegas Market dates (the 2026 summer market ran July 26–30). We list only dates the organizer confirms.
History
From tents to The Expo: how World Market Center grew
World Market Center was planned in 2001 as a furniture mart for the West, opened its first tower in 2005 and added two more by 2008. For years the temporary booths sat in three large tent pavilions; in 2021 a permanent exhibit hall, The Expo, replaced them.
What changed at World Market Center Las Vegas in 2025–2026
- ANDMORE announced 17 new leases and 11 expanded or relocated showrooms for the Winter 2026 market (ANDMORE).
- More than 400 temporary exhibitors filled The Expo in six neighborhoods: Design, Gift, Handmade, Home, LUXE and Immediate Delivery (ANDMORE).
- ANDMORE renamed its temporary exhibits First Finds, starting with the summer markets (ANDMORE).
- First Finds debuted at the July 26–30 Las Vegas Market, where ANDMORE reported buying accounts up 7% on the year, a preliminary figure (ANDMORE).




- 2003Ground breaks on March 21 for a downtown furniture and home-furnishings market.
- 2005Building A opens on July 25.
- 2007Building B, 16 stories, opens on January 29.
- 2008Building C, 16 stories, opens on July 28; plans for more towers are shelved in the recession.
- 2011The owners merge with High Point's markets to form International Market Centers (IMC); Blackstone and Fireside complete their purchase of IMC in 2017.
- 2021The Expo at World Market Center opens on April 9, about 315,000 sq ft beside Building C; the tent pavilions come down.
- 2026IMC, now ANDMORE, renames the temporaries First Finds for the July market.
Insider tips
World Market Center Las Vegas exhibitor tips: what experienced teams do
Label the right building
A, B, C and The Expo each have their own street number on Grand Central Parkway. Put the building, showroom number and company name on every label, or the shipment can be delayed or refused.
Book C3 the day it opens
Dock appointments open 90 days out and must be reconfirmed 24 hours ahead. Missing your slot by 15 minutes costs $300, as do unscheduled or after-deadline deliveries.
Build crates to 6 × 4 × 8 ft
The towers take pallets and crates up to 6 ft long, 4 ft wide, 8 ft high and 1,500 lb. Anything bigger is special handling at $300, so design the shipping kit to fit.
Never ship ahead to The Expo
The Expo turns away advance freight and mail. Follow your show's freight plan, and send small parcels to your hotel rather than to the hall.
Bring your own team and tools
Showroom tenants may use any crew, but WMCLV lends no equipment. Pack pallet jacks and dollies, or book ANDMORE general labor by 1:00 pm the day before.
Beat the clean-floor cutoff
Atriums close to freight at noon on the Thursday before market and hallways at noon on Friday. Late freight sits in the freight lobby, and you carry it in yourself.
Real costs
What it costs to exhibit at World Market Center Las Vegas
For the showroom towers, ANDMORE publishes freight handling from $38 to $750 per delivery, a $199 self-unload fee and general labor from $27 an hour. The Expo publishes no drayage, electrical or rigging rates.
| Item | Published rate | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Freight handling, Buildings A–C, under minimum (loose / palletized) | $45 / $38 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Freight handling, minimum delivery (loose / palletized) | $105 / $95 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Freight handling, quarter of a 53 ft trailer (loose / palletized) | $220 / $195 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Freight handling, half trailer (loose / palletized) | $420 / $375 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Freight handling, full 53 ft trailer (loose / palletized, 13+ pallets) | $750 / $675 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Surcharge: late, unscheduled, after-deadline or special-handling freight | $300 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Self-unload with your own carrier or crew, per truck | $199 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Debris removal, per truck | $219 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| General labor, per hour (weekday / weekend, early or late), 4-hour minimum | $27 / $40 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Labor supervisor, per hour (weekday / weekend), 4-hour minimum | $40 / $60 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
| Empty-container storage, per pallet (standard / oversized) | $60 / $120 | ANDMORE logistics guide (Las Vegas Market Winter 2026) |
Not published: First Finds booth package prices, parking (set by each event), and any rate for The Expo, where rigging, electrical and technology are exclusive services. Freight and labor for temporary booths sit in the password-protected Las Vegas Exhibitor Service Manual, so the estimator below uses a planning number for shows that bill drayage by weight.
Rates change from market to market and show to show: check your show's exhibitor kit or manual before you order. The rates above are ANDMORE's for permanent showrooms in Buildings A–C.
Checklist
World Market Center Las Vegas exhibitor checklist
Book your C3 dock slot when it opens 90 days out, label every box with the right building number, size crates to 6 × 4 × 8 ft, and never ship ahead to The Expo.
- 13 weeks out Book your C3 dock appointment for Buildings A–C as soon as bookings open, 90 days before market.
- 12 weeks out Temporary booth? Get the current Las Vegas Exhibitor Service Manual password from your leasing team; it changes each market.
- 10 weeks out Design crates and pallets to 6 ft long, 4 ft wide, 8 ft high and 1,500 lb, with non-scuffing wheels or forklift openings.
- 8 weeks out Print labels with the building, showroom number and company name: A is 495, B 475, C 455 and The Expo 435 S Grand Central Pkwy.
- 6 weeks out In The Expo, plan freight by your show's manual: no advance freight, mail or packages; rigging, electrical and technology are exclusive.
- 4 weeks out Use the extended dock access that starts about a month before market, by appointment, for big showroom refreshes.
- 3 weeks out Order internet through the ANDMORE exhibitor portal (Safety NetAccess for temporary exhibitors).
- 2 weeks out Pack your own pallet jacks and dollies, since none are loaned, or plan ANDMORE general labor at $27 an hour, 4-hour minimum.
- Market week −5 Meet the showroom freight deadline (Tuesday, January 20 before the January 2026 market); atriums clear by Thursday noon, hallways by Friday noon.
- Day before Reconfirm your dock appointment 24 hours ahead, and request any general labor by 1:00 pm.
- Travel day Park in the 3,100-space garage off W Symphony Park Ave; trailers and box trucks go to the North Lot. Fees are set per event.
- Market days Keep a company representative on site during setup; no freight moves to showrooms during market hours.
Questions
World Market Center Las Vegas FAQ for exhibitors
What is the difference between a permanent showroom and a temporary booth at Las Vegas Market?
A permanent showroom is space you lease in Building A, B or C, keep between markets and fit out yourself. A temporary booth, now called First Finds, is an all-inclusive booth you rent for one market, in The Expo for gift and home or on Building B's sixth floor for furniture.
What is the World Market Center Las Vegas address, and how far is the airport?
The campus is on S Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89106: Building A at 495, B at 475, C at 455 and The Expo at 435. Harry Reid International (LAS) is about 6.3 miles south in a straight line.
Where is the World Market Center loading dock, and how do I book it?
Each showroom building has its own dock, and every freight move needs an appointment in ANDMORE's C3 system, open 90 days ahead and confirmed 24 hours before. The Expo has a South Dock and a North Dock with 8 bays each; your show's manual sets its schedule.
Can I ship freight in advance to The Expo at World Market Center?
No. The Expo does not accept advance freight, mail or packages for exhibitors. Ship according to your event's guidelines or to your hotel.
Where do exhibitors park at World Market Center, and what does it cost?
In the 3,100-space garage off W Symphony Park Ave, the adjacent 1,200-space lot or the North Lot, which also takes oversized vehicles. Parking fees are set by each event, so check your show's website.
Is labor union at World Market Center Las Vegas?
Not in the showroom towers: Nevada is a right-to-work state, and there ANDMORE lets tenants self-unload with any carrier or crew for $199 per truck and rents general labor from $27 an hour. In The Expo, labor follows your show's contractor and exhibitor manual.
How much is drayage at Las Vegas Market?
ANDMORE bills showroom freight per truckload, from $38 for one or two pallets to $750 for a full trailer of loose freight, and First Finds booths are sold all-inclusive. For shows in The Expo that charge by weight, Purple plans about $120 per hundredweight; your kit has the real rate.
What are the freight size and weight limits?
In Buildings A–C, pallets and crates may be up to 6 ft long, 4 ft wide and 8 ft high and weigh up to 1,500 lb. Oversized or overweight freight is special handling, at $300.
What shows are at World Market Center in 2026 and 2027?
Las Vegas Market Winter, January 24–28, 2027 (ANDMORE), and WWIN, February 15–17, 2027 in The Expo (Clarion Events). Las Vegas Apparel co-locates with WWIN, and a summer Las Vegas Market follows each year; their 2027 dates were not posted when we checked.
How big is The Expo at World Market Center?
The North and South Halls total 193,858 sq ft and hold up to 970 standard booths: North Hall 97,508 sq ft and South Hall 96,350 sq ft including four meeting rooms. The venue rounds the whole building to 315,000 sq ft.
Who can attend Las Vegas Market?
Only the trade: retailers, buyers, interior designers and other home, furnishings and gift professionals who pre-register and prove their trade status. Attendance is free for buyers; children under 12 are not admitted.
World Market Center or the Las Vegas Convention Center: what is the difference?
The LVCC is a public convention center that hosts a different show almost every week. World Market Center is a private wholesale campus of permanent showrooms plus The Expo, busy mainly during Las Vegas Market in January and summer and a few apparel shows.
Which hotels are closest to World Market Center?
None is on campus. The Plaza, Circa, Golden Nugget and the other Fremont Street hotels are about 0.5 to 0.75 mile east in a straight line, across I-15; Strip hotels are a few miles south.
Who provides electricity, internet and food at The Expo?
The Expo's own exclusive vendors: rigging, electrical and technology are exclusive services there, and Centerplate is the only food and beverage provider. Las Vegas Market exhibitors order internet through the ANDMORE exhibitor portal.

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Compare venues
World Market Center Las Vegas vs other major U.S. convention centers
How the World Market Center Las Vegas stacks up against other big-city halls we have guides for. Drayage figures are Purple planning rates, not published tariffs.
| Venue | Type | Largest space | Ceiling | Labor | Drayage (plan) | Airport |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| World Market Center Las VegasThis guide | Wholesale market | 193,858 sq ft The Expo + 3 showroom towers | — | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | LAS · ~6.3 mi |
| Albany Capital CenterAlbany | Convention center | 22,500 sq ft Multipurpose Room | 25–26 ft | Own staff OK · IATSE rigging | ≈ $85/cwt | ALB · ~20 min |
| America's Center Convention ComplexSt. Louis | Convention center | 574,000 sq ft contiguous, with Dome floor | 40 ft | Union · 300 sq ft rule | ≈ $150/cwt | STL · 14 mi |
| AmericasMart AtlantaAtlanta | Wholesale market | About 7M sq ft in 3 buildings · First Finds booths | 8 ft booth walls in most temp areas | Right-to-work · check manual | ≈ $140/cwt | ATL · 8.6 mi |
| Anaheim Convention CenterAnaheim | Convention center | 221,284 sq ft Hall D | 25 ft Hall D · 13 ft 8 in Hall E | Union · check kit | ≈ $172/cwt | SNA · 13 mi |
| Atlanta Marriott MarquisAtlanta | Hotel ballrooms | 28,281 sq ft International Hall · 162,526 sq ft in all | 30 ft Atrium Ballroom · 18 ft Marquis | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $155/cwt | ATL · MARTA Red/Gold |
| Atlantic City Convention CenterAtlantic City | Convention center | 199,500 sq ft Hall D (500,000 total) | 30 ft clear | Union · own staff to 400 sq ft (check kit) | ≈ $120/cwt | ACY · nearest; PHL bigger |
| Austin Convention CenterAustin | Convention center (closed, rebuilding) | Closed · 620,000 sq ft rentable from 2029 | — | Right-to-work · venue closed | ≈ $100/cwt | AUS · ~5 mi |
| Baltimore Convention CenterBaltimore | Convention center | 300,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–G | up to 30 ft · varies by hall | Union · carpenters' rules | ≈ $140/cwt | BWI · light rail |
| Beaver Run ResortBreckenridge | Resort ballrooms | 7,200 sq ft Colorado Ballroom · 100 tabletops | 15 ft ballroom · 8–16 ft rooms | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $175/cwt | DEN · ~2 hrs |
| Blue Chip Casino, Hotel and SpaMichigan City | Casino resort ballrooms | 11,000 sq ft Fremont Ballroom · ~45,000 sq ft in all | 13–22 ft (Cvent) | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SBN · ~45 min |
| Borgata Hotel Casino & SpaAtlantic City | Resort ballrooms | About 30,000 sq ft Event Center, Salons A–D | 30 ft listed | Union · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | ACY · ~12 mi |
| Boston Convention & Exhibition CenterBoston | Convention center | 516,000 sq ft contiguous (Halls A–C) | 35 ft low · up to 100 ft | Union · staff setup OK | ≈ $324/cwt | BOS · 3 mi |
| Broward County Convention CenterFort Lauderdale | Convention center | 348,040 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | — | Right-to-work · IATSE 500 AV/rigging | ≈ $165/cwt | FLL · 2 mi |
| Buffalo Convention CenterBuffalo | Convention center | 64,410 sq ft exhibit hall | 35 ft | Union facility · check kit | ≈ $90/cwt | BUF · ~20 min |
| Cajundome Convention CenterLafayette | Convention center | 37,303 sq ft Halls A + B · 40,000 sq ft arena floor | — | Right-to-work | ≈ $130/cwt | LFT · ~3 mi |
| Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention CenterSalt Lake City | Convention center | 515,000 sq ft contiguous, 10 halls | 30 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $120/cwt | SLC · ~6 mi |
| Central Bank CenterLexington | Convention center + arena | 100,000 sq ft exhibit hall | 30 ft hall · 24.7 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | LEX · ~5 mi |
| Century CenterSouth Bend | Convention center | 25,000 sq ft Convention Hall · 100,000+ sq ft in all | 38 ft Great Hall · hall not published | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | SBN · 3.8 mi |
| Charlotte Convention CenterCharlotte | Convention center | 280,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 30 ft listed max | Right-to-work | ≈ $115/cwt | CLT · 7 mi |
| CHI Health Center OmahaOmaha | Convention center | 194,300 sq ft, Halls A–C on one level | 30 ft halls · 35 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $105/cwt | OMA · 3.5 mi |
| Cobb Convention Center AtlantaAtlanta | Convention center | 144,000 sq ft, four 36,000 sq ft halls | Not published | Right-to-work · non-union building | ≈ $145/cwt | ATL · ~20 min |
| Colorado Convention CenterDenver | Convention center | 584,000 sq ft on one level, Halls A–F | 30 ft to low steel | IATSE 7 · 60-min rule | ≈ $160/cwt | DEN · 30–40 min |
| Dallas Market CenterDallas | Wholesale market | 5M+ sq ft · Temps floors in a 15-floor WTC | 8 ft GEM walls in Temps booths | Right-to-work · self-setup OK | ≈ $100/cwt | DAL · 3.4 mi |
| DC ArmoryWashington | Arena / expo hall | 70,000 sq ft column-free floor | — (listings: ~88 ft) | Union · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | DCA · ~15–20 min |
| DCU CenterWorcester | Convention center + arena | 48,640 sq ft Exhibition Hall · 26,200 sq ft arena floor | 30 ft hall · 36 ft Showcase Corner | IATSE Local 96 · check kit | ≈ $110/cwt | ORH · <5 mi |
| Donald E. Stephens Convention CenterRosemont | Convention center | 250,000 sq ft Hall A · 840,000 total | 16–26 ft | Union state · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | ORD · 2.4 mi |
| Ernest N. Morial Convention CenterNew Orleans | Convention center | 127,364 sq ft Hall E · 1.1M sq ft in all | — | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MSY · 25–30 min |
| Fairmont Scottsdale PrincessScottsdale | Resort ballrooms | 22,500 sq ft Princess Ballroom + 22,394 sq ft Palomino | 18–18.6 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | PHX · ~20 mi |
| First Financial CenterCincinnati | Convention center | 192,356 sq ft Halls A–C, contiguous | 35 ft · 18 ft low zones | Open shop · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | CVG · ~15–20 min |
| Fontainebleau Las VegasLas Vegas | Resort ballrooms | 105,264 sq ft Royal Ballroom | 28 ft 10 in | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LAS · 4.3 mi |
| Fort Worth Convention CenterFort Worth | Convention center | 182,613 sq ft Halls A–F + 45,000 sq ft annex | 25 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $90/cwt | DFW · 25–30 min |
| French Lick ResortFrench Lick | Resort ballrooms | 31,624 sq ft Exhibition Hall | 22 ft Hoosier · 18 ft Windsor | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SDF · ~90 min |
| Galt House HotelLouisville | Hotel ballrooms | 23,331 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 22 ft ballroom · 11 ft exhibit hall | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SDF · ~8 mi |
| Gas South Convention CenterDuluth | Convention center | 89,470 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A–D | ~30 ft (Cvent listing) | Right-to-work · non-union | ≈ $140/cwt | ATL · ~45 min |
| Gaylord National Resort & Convention CenterNational Harbor | Resort ballrooms | 178,787 sq ft Prince George's Exhibition Hall | 24 ft hall · 28.5 ft ballrooms | Union · check kit | ≈ $170/cwt | DCA · ~15 min |
| Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention CenterChula Vista | Resort ballrooms | 140,049 sq ft California Exhibit Hall | 34 ft hall · 27–28 ft ballrooms | Check show kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · ~10–12 mi |
| Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention CenterKissimmee | Resort ballrooms | 178,500 sq ft Florida Exhibition Hall | 24 ft hall and ballrooms | Right-to-work | ≈ $160/cwt | MCO · ~20 min |
| Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention CenterAurora | Resort ballrooms | 114,648 sq ft Aurora Exhibit Hall (≈175,000 with the Aurora Ballroom) | 30 ft hall · 36 ft Aurora Ballroom | Union · check kit | ≈ $155/cwt | DEN · ~10 min |
| Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention CenterGrapevine | Resort ballrooms | 179,520 sq ft Longhorn Exhibition Hall | 24 ft hall · 24 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DFW · ~6 min |
| George R. Brown Convention CenterHouston | Convention center | 547,730 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–E | 35 ft (Level 1) · 30 ft (Level 3) | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $95/cwt | HOU · ~9 mi |
| Georgia International Convention CenterCollege Park | Convention center | 151,200 sq ft, four 37,800 sq ft halls | 32 ft halls and ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | ATL · 1/4 mi, SkyTrain |
| Georgia World Congress CenterAtlanta | Convention center | 1M+ sq ft contiguous (Halls B, BC, C) | 30 ft to grid | Right-to-work | ≈ $150/cwt | ATL · 15–20 min |
| Golden Nugget Lake CharlesLake Charles | Casino resort ballroom | 18,000 sq ft Grand Event Center | 28 ft | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | LCH · ~20 min |
| Grand Wayne Convention CenterFort Wayne | Convention center | 50,000 sq ft Convention Hall · 225,000 sq ft in all | Not published | Right-to-work · non-union crews | ≈ $125/cwt | FWA · ~7 mi |
| Greater Columbus Convention CenterColumbus | Convention center | 373,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–D | 30 ft halls · 33 ft Battelle Grand | Union state · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | CMH · ~10 min |
| Harrah's Waterfront Conference CenterAtlantic City | Resort ballrooms | 49,447 sq ft Wildwood Ballroom (two stacked ~50,000) | 27.5 ft Wildwood (Cvent) | Union · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | ACY · ~14 mi |
| Henry B. González Convention CenterSan Antonio | Convention center | about 514,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls 1–4 + Bridge Hall | 35 ft halls · 24 ft Bridge Hall | Right-to-work | ≈ $95/cwt | SAT · ~8 mi |
| High Point MarketHigh Point | Wholesale market | 11.5M+ sq ft at 160+ showroom addresses | — | Right-to-work · check venue | ≈ $95/cwt | GSO · 11 mi |
| Hilton AnatoleDallas | Hotel ballrooms | 73,000–75,900 sq ft Trinity Exhibit Hall | 18 ft hall · 28–29 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DAL · ~4 mi |
| Hilton Baltimore Inner HarborBaltimore | Hotel ballrooms | 26,712 sq ft Key Ballroom (42,102 sq ft exhibit space) | 21 ft Key · 26 ft Holiday | No right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | BWI · ~9 mi |
| Hilton ChicagoChicago | Hotel ballrooms | 40,140 sq ft Stevens Salon A · 234,000 total | 10–11 ft Stevens · 23–34 ft ballrooms | Union · pop-ups ≤ 10×10 | ≈ $175/cwt | MDW · 12 mi |
| Hilton New Orleans RiversideNew Orleans | Hotel ballrooms | 26,894 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 18 ft Grand Ballroom · 12 ft Grand Salon | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $155/cwt | MSY · ~25 min |
| Hilton OrlandoOrlando | Hotel ballrooms | 48,167 sq ft Orlando Ballroom | 26 ft Orlando · 24 ft Orange · 18 ft Florida | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 11 mi |
| Hilton San Francisco Union SquareSan Francisco | Hotel ballrooms | 29,637 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 23 ft 2 in Grand (fact sheet: 20 ft) · 20 ft Continental | Union · check kit | ≈ $180/cwt | SFO · 13 mi |
| Huntington Convention Center of ClevelandCleveland | Convention center | 225,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 25–40 ft | Union · own staff may build | ≈ $145/cwt | CLE · ~20–25 min |
| Huntington PlaceDetroit | Convention center | 623,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–D | 30 ft (A–D) · 18 ft 8 in (E) | Union · 400 sq ft rule | ≈ $155/cwt | DTW · 20 mi |
| Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner HarborBaltimore | Hotel ballrooms | 14,161 sq ft Constellation Ballroom (35,000+ sq ft event space) | 15 ft Constellation | No right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | BWI · ~20–25 min |
| Hyatt Regency ChicagoChicago | Hotel ballrooms | 70,000 sq ft Riverside Exhibit Hall | 12 ft hall · 17–19 ft ballrooms | Union · check kit | ≈ $225/cwt | MDW · 12 mi |
| Hyatt Regency ColumbusColumbus | Convention hotel | 15,800 sq ft Regency Ballroom · 70,000 total | 24 ft ballroom · 8–13.5 ft rooms | Union state · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | CMH · 7 mi |
| Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention CenterDenver | Convention hotel | 30,000 sq ft Centennial Ballroom · 60,600 total | 30 ft Centennial · 22 ft Capitol | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | DEN · 25 mi |
| Hyatt Regency New OrleansNew Orleans | Hotel ballrooms | 48,100 sq ft Elite Hall + 25,379 sq ft Storyville Hall | about 9–24 ft Elite Hall · 20.5 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · union in kits | ≈ $160/cwt | MSY · ~14 mi |
| Hyatt Regency OrlandoOrlando | Hotel ballrooms | 54,638 sq ft Regency Ballroom | 31 ft Regency (listed) · 21 ft Plaza | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 12 mi |
| Hynes Convention CenterBoston | Convention center | 176,480 sq ft (Halls A–D + auditorium) | 14–18 ft plaza · 20–43 ft level 2 | Union · staff setup OK | ≈ $190/cwt | BOS · 4.6 mi |
| Indiana Convention CenterIndianapolis | Convention center | 566,600 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–K | 35 ft | Union · own staff OK | ≈ $135/cwt | IND · ~15 min |
| Iowa Events CenterDes Moines | Convention center | 150,000 sq ft contiguous, EMC Expo Center Halls A–C | 35 ft (Halls B–C) | Right-to-work | ≈ $100/cwt | DSM · ~10 min |
| Irving Convention Center at Las ColinasIrving | Convention center | 48,576 sq ft column-free exhibit hall | 35 ft hall · 24 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DFW · ~6 mi |
| Javits CenterNew York | Convention center | ~500,000 sq ft contiguous (Level 3) | Varies by hall · check plan | Union · 250 sq ft rule | ≈ $195/cwt | EWR / LGA / JFK · 45–70 min |
| John S. Knight CenterAkron | Convention center | 28,640 sq ft exhibit halls, 123,000 sq ft building | 35 ft halls · 20 ft ballrooms | No right-to-work · own staff OK | ≈ $130/cwt | CAK · ~20 min |
| Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention CenterRochester | Convention center | 49,275 sq ft Empire Hall | 45 ft (hall halves) | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $85/cwt | ROC · ~15 min |
| JW Marriott IndianapolisIndianapolis | Hotel ballrooms | 40,500 sq ft JW Grand Ballroom | 19–21 ft ballroom · 12 ft Griffin Hall | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | IND · ~15–20 min |
| JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & SpaPhoenix | Resort ballrooms | 33,218 sq ft Grand Canyon Ballroom · ~84,000 in 3 ballrooms | 21–24.6 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | PHX · 22 mi |
| Kalahari Resorts & Conventions SanduskySandusky | Resort ballrooms | 38,232 sq ft Kilimanjaro Ballroom | ≈ 28 ft Kilimanjaro (listing) | No right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | CLE · ≈42 mi |
| Kansas City Convention CenterKansas City | Convention center | 388,800 sq ft column-free, Bartle Hall A–E | 33 ft A–C · 42 ft D–E | IATSE 31 · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | MCI · ~19 mi |
| Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center DallasDallas | Convention center | 304,250 sq ft open in Halls A–C (2026) | 35 ft (A, B) · 31–37 ft (C) | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DAL · ~6 mi |
| Kentucky Exposition CenterLouisville | Expo center | 218,286 sq ft North Wing (421,200 sq ft South Wing A–C) | 27 ft South Wing · 15–28 ft North Wing | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SDF · adjacent |
| Kentucky International Convention CenterLouisville | Convention center | 204,169 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A–E | 32 ft halls · 30 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · self-setup | ≈ $130/cwt | SDF · 7.6 mi |
| Long Beach Convention CenterLong Beach | Convention center | 224,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 25 ft halls · 30–75 ft Arena | Union · 30-min no-tools rule | ≈ $170/cwt | LGB · ~10–15 min |
| Los Angeles Convention CenterLos Angeles | Convention center | 346,890 sq ft South Hall G–K | 40 ft South · 36 ft West | Union · check kit | ≈ $175/cwt | LAX · ~20 mi |
| Manchester Grand Hyatt San DiegoSan Diego | Hotel ballrooms | 34,000 sq ft Grand Hall | ~14 ft Grand Hall · 18–21 ft ballrooms | Union dock · check kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · 3 mi |
| Marriott Marquis San Diego MarinaSan Diego | Hotel ballrooms | 35,631 sq ft Marriott Grand and Pacific ballrooms | 26 ft Grand · 16 ft Pacific | Union · check kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · 3 mi |
| Marriott Marquis Washington, DCWashington | Hotel ballrooms | 30,600 sq ft Marquis Ballroom | 22 ft Marquis Ballroom | Union · check kit | ≈ $170/cwt | DCA · ~3.7 mi |
| MassMutual CenterSpringfield | Civic center + arena | 40,650 sq ft Exhibition Halls A + B | 27 ft halls · 24 ft ballroom | Union market · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | BDL · ~12 mi |
| McCormick PlaceChicago | Convention center | 840,000 sq ft Hall A (South) · 1.2M+ on one level | Varies by hall · check plan | Union · staff setup any size | ≈ $210/cwt | MDW · ~20 min |
| Meadowlands Exposition CenterSecaucus | Expo center | 61,000 sq ft contiguous main hall | 20 ft | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $110/cwt | EWR · ~12 mi |
| Mesa Convention CenterMesa | City convention campus | 19,000 sq ft main exhibit hall | 22 ft hall | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | PHX · ~11 mi |
| Metropolitan PavilionNew York | Loft event venue | 25,000 sq ft Full Pavilion | 12–16 ft | Check fair kit | ≈ $150/cwt | LGA · ~35 min |
| Miami Beach Convention CenterMiami Beach | Convention center | 491,654 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–D | — | Union · IATSE/IBEW · check kit | ≈ $170/cwt | MIA · ~12 mi |
| Minneapolis Convention CenterMinneapolis | Convention center | 376,200 sq ft contiguous, Halls B–E | 30 ft 6 in to truss · 85 ft domes | Union · open dock | ≈ $150/cwt | MSP · ~20 min |
| Moscone CenterSan Francisco | Convention center | 502,440 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–F | 37 ft Halls A–C · 28 ft Hall F | Union · check kit | ≈ $180/cwt | SFO · 25–40 min |
| Nassau Veterans Memorial ColiseumUniondale | Arena + expo hall | 60,000 sq ft Exhibition Hall | 20 ft | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $95/cwt | JFK · ~11 mi |
| National Western ComplexDenver | Fairgrounds | 153,089 sq ft Expo Hall, Livestock Center | 25 ft · 20 ft low point | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | DEN · ~17 mi |
| Navy Pier Festival HallChicago | Exhibition hall on a pier | 170,100 sq ft, Halls A + B | 60 ft centre · 28–30 ft sides | Union state · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | MDW · ~25–35 min |
| New Jersey Convention and Exposition CenterEdison | Expo center | ~135,000 sq ft single-level hall | 24 ft beams · 19 ft ducts | Non-union building · check kit | ≈ $105/cwt | EWR · ~15 min |
| New York Hilton MidtownNew York | Hotel ballrooms | 16,450 sq ft Americas Hall I (plus Hall II) | 15 ft halls · 24 ft Grand Ballroom | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LGA · ~35 min |
| New York Marriott MarquisNew York | Hotel ballrooms | 28,258 sq ft Broadway Ballroom | 23 ft Broadway · 12 ft Westside | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LGA · ~40 min by car |
| Northern Kentucky Convention CenterCovington | Convention center | 46,200 sq ft Event Center (Halls I + II) | 29 ft hang points · 25 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | CVG · ~9 mi |
| Ocean CenterDaytona Beach | Convention center | 93,028 sq ft exhibit hall | 32 ft hall · 45 ft arena | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | DAB · ~10 min |
| Oklahoma City Convention CenterOklahoma City | Convention center | 200,730 sq ft continuous, up to 4 halls | 30 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $105/cwt | OKC · ~9–10 mi |
| Orange County Convention CenterOrlando | Convention center | 1,103,538 sq ft West Building | 30–40 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 12 mi |
| Oregon Convention CenterPortland | Convention center | 255,000 sq ft Halls A–E | 30 ft | Union · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | PDX · MAX ~30 min |
| Orlando World Center MarriottOrlando | Resort ballrooms | 105,000 sq ft Cypress Ballroom | 31 ft Cypress · 22 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | MCO · ~17 mi |
| Owensboro Convention CenterOwensboro | Convention center | 44,096 sq ft, Exhibit Halls 1–3 | 30 ft halls · 18 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · non-union building | ≈ $120/cwt | OWB (limited) · SDF/BNA ~2 hr |
| Palm Beach County Convention CenterWest Palm Beach | Convention center | 100,000 sq ft exhibit hall (Halls A–B) | ≈ 29 ft hall | Right-to-work · own tools OK | ≈ $165/cwt | PBI · ~10 min |
| Phoenix Convention CenterPhoenix | Convention center | 312,500 sq ft contiguous, lower Halls 1–6 | 32 ft lower · 35 ft upper | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | PHX · ~3 mi |
| Prime F. Osborn III Convention CenterJacksonville | Convention center | 78,540 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A + B | 32.5 ft halls · 75 ft Grand Lobby | Right-to-work · IATSE 115 · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | JAX · via I-95 |
| Raising Cane's River CenterBaton Rouge | Convention center | ≈ 70,000 sq ft Exhibition Hall · 100,000+ with arena | — hall · 27 ft ballroom | Right-to-work | ≈ $140/cwt | BTR · ~7 mi |
| Reliant CenterHouston | Convention center | 706,000+ sq ft on one level, Halls A–E | 25–60 ft · avg 30 ft | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $116/cwt | HOU · ~8 mi |
| Reno-Sparks Convention CenterReno | Convention center | 382,303 sq ft on one level, Halls 1–5 | 34 ft | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $115/cwt | RNO · 2.1 mi |
| Rocky Gap Casino ResortFlintstone | Resort event center | 5,000 sq ft Allegheny Event Center | up to 21 ft | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | BWI / PIT · ~2–2.5 hr |
| Roland E. Powell Convention CenterOcean City | Convention center | 75,400 sq ft Exhibit Halls A–C | 30 ft halls · 35 ft ballroom | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | SBY · ~30 min |
| Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade CenterWashington | Conference center | 9,185 sq ft Atrium Hall (65,000 sq ft in all) | 26 ft Atrium Hall · 80–125 ft Atrium | Union · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | DCA · ~8 min |
| Rosen Centre HotelOrlando | Hotel ballrooms | 35,000 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 25 ft Grand · 22 ft Executive, Junior | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 12 min |
| Rosen Shingle CreekOrlando | Resort ballrooms | 95,000 sq ft Gatlin Ballroom | 31 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work | ≈ $160/cwt | MCO · ~10 min |
| SAFE Credit Union Convention CenterSacramento | Convention center | 159,509 sq ft, Halls A–D | 30 ft halls · 25 ft ballrooms | Union · 30-minute rule | ≈ $160/cwt | SMF · ~15 min |
| San Diego Convention CenterSan Diego | Convention center | 525,701 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–H | 27 ft 4 in A–E · up to 64 ft F–H | Union · check kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · 3 mi |
| San Francisco Marriott MarquisSan Francisco | Hotel ballrooms | 39,621 sq ft Yerba Buena Ballroom | 24.5 ft Yerba Buena 7–9 · 14 ft Golden Gate | Union · check kit | ≈ $180/cwt | SFO · ~13 mi |
| San Jose McEnery Convention CenterSan Jose | Convention center | 143,000 sq ft Halls 1–3 | 32 ft | Union · 30 min / 10 ft rule | ≈ $160/cwt | SJC · 4 mi |
| Santa Clara Convention CenterSanta Clara | Convention center | 90,014 sq ft Halls A–D | 28 ft 6 in | Union · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | SJC · 5–6 mi |
| Savannah Convention CenterSavannah | Convention center | 200,000 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A–D | 30 ft C–D · up to 52 ft A–B | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | SAV · under 15 mi |
| Schaumburg Convention CenterSchaumburg | Convention center | 97,200 sq ft column-free hall | 30 ft hall · 22 ft ballroom | Non-union venue · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | ORD · ~13 mi |
| Seattle Convention CenterSeattle | Convention center | 205,700 sq ft Arch Halls 4A–4F | 25 ft Arch · 30 ft Summit | Union · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | SEA · Link ~40 min |
| Sheraton Boston HotelBoston | Hotel ballrooms | 19,938 sq ft Grand Ballroom Complex | 23 ft Grand · 11 ft Back Bay | Union · own staff per kit | ≈ $185/cwt | BOS · 4.7 mi |
| Sheraton Grand Chicago RiverwalkChicago | Hotel ballrooms | 40,003 sq ft ballroom · 35,000 sq ft Riverwalk hall | 22 ft ballroom · 10 ft 6 in hall | Union · pop-ups ≤ 10×10 | ≈ $225/cwt | MDW · 13 mi |
| Sheraton New York Times Square HotelNew York | Hotel ballrooms | 14,896–16,576 sq ft Metropolitan Ballroom | 21.9 ft Metropolitan · 11 ft others | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LGA · ~35 min |
| Shreveport Convention CenterShreveport | Convention center | 95,000 sq ft exhibit hall, divisible by 3 | 30 ft hall · 25–26 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | SHV · ~6 mi |
| Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet CreekOrlando | Resort ballrooms | 35,925 sq ft Bonnet Creek Ballroom | 20 ft Bonnet Creek · 18 ft Waterside, Floridian | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 19 mi |
| Talking Stick ResortScottsdale | Resort ballrooms | 24,556–25,000 sq ft Salt River Grand Ballroom | Listed as 24 · confirm | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | PHX · ~14 mi |
| Tampa Convention CenterTampa | Convention center | 200,000 sq ft, West/Central/East Halls | 30 ft halls | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | TPA · ~8 mi |
| The BroadmoorColorado Springs | Resort ballrooms | 93,500 sq ft Bartolin Hall exhibit floor | 25 ft halls · 35 ft International Center | Union · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | COS · ~11.5 mi |
| THE MARTChicago | Design center | ~1M sq ft NeoCon (showrooms + 7th floor) | — | Union · in-house crews | ≈ $75/cwt | ORD · ~15 mi |
| The OncenterSyracuse | Convention center | 99,000–100,000 sq ft Pirro Convention Center | — | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $85/cwt | SYR · ~5 mi |
| Tucson Convention CenterTucson | Convention center | 89,760 sq ft Exhibit Halls A–C | 26 ft low steel · 35 ft high | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | TUS · ~10–15 min |
| Turning Stone Resort CasinoVerona | Resort ballrooms | ≈ 30,000 sq ft Event Center · 30,000 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 12–55 ft Event Center | Resort rules · check kit | ≈ $95/cwt | SYR · ~35 mi |
| Walt Disney World Swan and DolphinLake Buena Vista | Resort ballrooms | 110,500 sq ft Atlantic + Pacific halls | 30 ft Atlantic · 25′8″ Pacific | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · ~20 min |
| Walter E. Washington Convention CenterWashington | Convention center | 473,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 30 ft (A–C) · up to 52 ft (D–E) | Union · check kit | ≈ $175/cwt | DCA · ~4 mi |
| Washington HiltonWashington | Hotel ballrooms | 29,631 sq ft International Ballroom · ~30,000 sq ft Columbia Hall | 30 ft ballroom · ~11 ft Columbia Hall | Union city · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | DCA · ~6–7 mi |
| Westin Boston Seaport DistrictBoston | Hotel ballrooms | 19,160 sq ft Galleria Exhibit Hall | 14.5 ft Galleria · 24 ft Grand | Union market · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | BOS · <3 mi |
| Wildwoods Convention CenterWildwood | Convention center + arena | 73,000–75,000 sq ft exhibit hall (East + West) | 30 ft (Cvent) | Self-setup allowed · CBAs | ≈ $115/cwt | ACY · ~35 mi |
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Written by the Purple Exhibits team. Purple ships to World Market Center Las Vegas and coordinates crews and freight for Las Vegas Market installs; we ship and install from New York. Reviewed for the 2026–2027 season. Sources: Las Vegas Market (ANDMORE) campus map, First Finds, exhibit and FAQ pages, the Winter 2026 Buildings A–C logistics and rates guide, the ANDMORE help center, ANDMORE news releases, World Market Center venue pages, The Expo at World Market Center site, capacities table and floor plan, the WWIN and Las Vegas Apparel sites, Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap.