InfoComm
June 17, 2026 – June 19, 2026
Las Vegas Convention Center — 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
44,000+ estimated attendees
The world's most vital pro AV show, showcasing solutions across conferencing, digital signage, broadcast AV, live events, and learning space technologies. InfoComm 2026 runs June 17–19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, landing on Juneteenth weekend with Gryffin at XS, Steve Aoki at OMNIA, and Kehlani live at LIV.
Dates
June 17, 2026 – June 19, 2026
Venue
Las Vegas Convention Center
Address
3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Est. Attendance
44,000+
Type
trade show
Guest List
Free Nightclub Entry
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Guides & Info for InfoComm Attendees
Everything you need for InfoComm in Las Vegas — from badge pickup to after-hours nightlife.
Attendee Guide
Badge pickup, show hours, tips & logistics
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Badge Pickup & Show Hours
Badge Pickup
Badge pickup and on-site registration is located in the LVCC West Hall lobby. Pre-registered attendees can use express kiosks with their confirmation QR code. Registration opens the Tuesday before the show. Pick up your badge early — Wednesday morning lines can be long.
Show Floor Hours
Quick Tips for First-Timers
- InfoComm is a hands-on show. Budget extra time to experience product demos — the immersive audio rooms, LED showcases, and control system demonstrations are the highlight.
- Download the InfoComm app and plan your route before you arrive. The LVCC is massive and the show fills multiple halls.
- Wear comfortable shoes. Between the show floor and the walk from Strip hotels, you will cover serious ground.
- If you are pursuing AVIXA CTS certification, InfoComm offers on-site testing and renewal courses. Register in advance as spots fill up.
Getting There
How to Get to InfoComm
Parking
The LVCC has large surface lots and a parking garage surrounding the complex. Expect to pay $15–25 per day during major shows. Lots fill up fast — arrive before 9 AM or consider rideshare instead.
Rideshare (Uber / Lyft)
Uber and Lyft have a designated pickup and dropoff area on Convention Center Drive. Surge pricing is common during morning arrivals and evening departures — stagger your schedule to avoid the rush.
Public Transit / Monorail
The Las Vegas Monorail has a dedicated Convention Center station with direct service to Strip hotels from MGM Grand to the Sahara. A single ride is $5 and a full-day pass is $13. During peak convention hours the monorail is often faster than driving.
Walking from the Strip
The north end of the Las Vegas Strip is about a 15-minute walk from the LVCC. The monorail makes it easy to reach central and south Strip hotels in under 10 minutes.
Vegas After Hours
Nightlife During InfoComm
When 44,000 trade show attendees descend on Las Vegas for InfoComm, the nightlife scene shifts into a higher gear. The Strip's biggest clubs extend their lineups, book marquee DJs, and host industry-specific after-parties to capture the surge. Expect longer peak hours, busier dance floors, and an electric atmosphere that feeds off the energy of the trade show crowd. Whether your group is celebrating a successful day of meetings or just looking to unwind, you will find every style of nightlife within minutes of your hotel.
Convention weeks create a unique dynamic in Vegas. The typical weekend tourist crowd blends with professionals who are in town on expense accounts and looking to make the most of their evenings. Bottle service tables sell out faster than usual, especially at venues like XS, OMNIA, and Marquee. If VIP seating is on your radar, booking early is strongly recommended. For everyone else, the guest list is the smartest move — it guarantees free entry and lets you skip the general-admission line that grows significantly during major trade show weeks.
The best part of going out during InfoComm is the social element. You will run into colleagues, competitors, and new contacts on the dance floor. Some of the most productive conversations at any convention happen after midnight over cocktails, not on the show floor. Strip clubs like Sapphire and Crazy Horse III are also extremely popular with convention groups — free guest list from your hotel and no cover through our guest list make it an easy choice for groups of any size.
After the Show
InfoComm After Dark — Nightlife Picks
The AV industry is creative, social, and appreciates great production value — and Vegas delivers that in spades. Manufacturer parties and industry mixers are plentiful during InfoComm week. After those wrap, the Strip's nightclubs are essentially giant AV showcases in their own right. Time to experience professional audio and lighting from the other side of the console.
XS Nightclub
Nightclub
One monorail stop from the LVCC at Wynn Las Vegas. The sound system and production at XS are something AV pros need to experience firsthand.
Zouk Nightclub
Nightclub
At Resorts World, walkable from the LVCC. The state-of-the-art AV production at Zouk is a case study in immersive experience design.
Encore Beach Club
Dayclub
At Wynn Las Vegas. June weather means the pool party scene is in full swing. Great sound system and production for the dayclub crowd.
Sapphire Las Vegas
Gentlemen's Club
Free entry on our guest list. The world's largest gentlemen's club with solid production values throughout.
Skip the Cover Charge
How to Get Free Entry During InfoComm
Cover charges at Las Vegas nightclubs typically run $30 to $75 per person during convention weeks, and lines can stretch past an hour. Here is how to skip both.
- 1
Sign Up for the Guest List
Fill out the form at the bottom of this page with your name, phone number, group size, and hotel. It takes less than thirty seconds.
- 2
Get Your Confirmation
You will receive a text message confirming your spot on the guest list along with details about your free guest list entry from your hotel.
- 3
Show Up and Walk In
Your car arrives at the scheduled time. When you reach the venue, give the host your name — you bypass the general-admission line and enter with no cover charge. That is it. No catch, no minimum spend required.
Make the Most of Your Trip
Insider Tips for InfoComm Attendees
Balance Your Schedule
Convention days are long and draining. If you plan to go out at night, map out which sessions and booths are must-sees so you can leave the show floor by late afternoon. A short break at your hotel between the trade show and dinner makes a massive difference in your energy level for the evening ahead.
Pick the Right Nights
The first night of InfoComm is usually the wildest — everyone has just arrived and the excitement is high. The final night tends to be more relaxed as attendees pack and prepare for early flights. For the best club lineups, Friday and Saturday nights always deliver regardless of the convention calendar.
Recovery Game Plan
Hydration is everything in the desert. Keep a water bottle on you during the trade show and match every cocktail with a glass of water at night. Order room service breakfast or grab a quick bite at your hotel before heading to the venue — skipping breakfast after a late night is a recipe for a miserable afternoon on the show floor.
Book as a Group
Heading out with colleagues or clients? Larger groups get better treatment at every venue in Las Vegas. When you sign up for the guest list, include your full group count so we can arrange a ride that fits everyone and ensure your party walks in together. Groups of six or more can often request reserved seating at no extra cost.
Pool Parties During InfoComm
Convention sessions typically wrap by 5 PM. That leaves the perfect window for a pool party before dinner. Las Vegas dayclubs operate March through October with free guest list entry — a popular choice for networking or blowing off steam after a full day of sessions and exhibits.
Gentlemen's Clubs
Strip Clubs During InfoComm
Las Vegas strip clubs are a popular after-hours option during convention week. Most offer free guest list entry and complimentary transportation from your hotel — no cover, no minimums.
Sapphire Las Vegas
Crazy Horse 3
Treasures
Hustler Club
Spearmint Rhino
Peppermint Hippo
Kings of Hustler
Palomino Club
Little Darlings
Deja Vu Showgirls
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InfoComm — FAQ
Where is InfoComm 2026?
InfoComm 2026 is held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
What are the InfoComm 2026 dates?
InfoComm 2026 runs Wednesday, June 10 through Friday, June 12, 2026.
Is InfoComm free to attend?
Exhibit hall passes are free with pre-registration. AVIXA education sessions and certification courses are priced separately.
Where do I pick up my InfoComm badge?
Badge pickup is in the LVCC West Hall lobby. Express kiosks are available for pre-registered attendees. Registration opens Tuesday before the show.
What should I wear to InfoComm?
Business casual is the standard. The AV industry is generally laid-back — polos, button-downs, and dark jeans are fine. Comfortable shoes are essential.
Are there CTS certification opportunities at InfoComm?
Yes. AVIXA offers CTS exams and renewal courses on-site at InfoComm. Register in advance as testing slots fill up quickly.
How do I get to InfoComm from the Strip?
The Las Vegas Monorail has a Convention Center station. A single ride is $5. Uber and Lyft drop off on Convention Center Drive.
What is there to do after InfoComm?
Vegas nightclubs are basically AV showcases — world-class sound, lighting, and LED installations. Sign up for a free guest list to skip cover charges and experience them firsthand.
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