Attendee GuideUpdated February 2026

KBIS 2026 — Complete Attendee Guide

The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) is the largest trade show dedicated to kitchen and bath design, bringing over 30,000 designers, builders, remodelers, and manufacturers to the Las Vegas Convention Center. Co-located with the NAHB International Builders' Show (IBS) under the Design & Construction Week umbrella, KBIS is where the residential design and construction industry comes together to see the latest products, trends, and innovations. This guide covers everything from badge pickup to your best options for dinner after the show.

Quick Info

Dates
VenueLas Vegas Convention Center
Address3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Attendance80,000+ expected

Registration

KBIS / IBS (Design & Construction Week) Badge Pickup — Location & Hours

Badge pickup and registration for KBIS is located in the LVCC West Hall lobby. Pre-registered attendees can use the express kiosks with their confirmation QR code. If you are also attending IBS, your badge covers both shows. Registration opens the day before the show — pick up your badge early to avoid the Tuesday morning rush.

Schedule

KBIS / IBS (Design & Construction Week) Show Floor Hours

Tuesday, February 179:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday, February 189:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday, February 199:00 AM – 3:00 PM

IBS exhibits and sessions are in separate halls but accessible with the same badge. Design & Construction Week education sessions may begin as early as 7:30 AM. Thursday is a short day.

Transportation

How to Get to KBIS / IBS (Design & Construction Week)

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.

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.

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.

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.

Food & Drink

Where to Eat During KBIS / IBS (Design & Construction Week)

  • In-N-Out Burger — directly across Paradise Rd, walkable in 3 minutes
  • Peppermill Restaurant — classic 24-hour Vegas diner, 10-minute walk south on the Strip
  • Resorts World — 10-minute walk north with dozens of restaurants including Carversteak and Genting Palace
  • Wynn / Encore — 15-minute walk or one monorail stop with world-class dining
  • Westgate Las Vegas — connected via skybridge from the LVCC North Hall
  • Convention center food courts — available inside the West Hall and Central Hall during major shows

Insider Tips

KBIS / IBS (Design & Construction Week) Tips for First-Timers

  • KBIS and IBS together fill the entire LVCC. Decide which show floor is your priority and plan your route accordingly — trying to see everything in one day is nearly impossible.
  • Download the KBIS and IBS apps before you arrive. Bookmark exhibitors and use the floor maps to plan an efficient walking route.
  • The KBISNeXT stage features live presentations, design trend reveals, and product demonstrations throughout the day. Check the schedule and build breaks around sessions that interest you.
  • Wear comfortable shoes. The combined show floor is massive, and you will walk 12,000 to 18,000 steps per day.
  • Bring business cards and a portfolio or tablet with your work. KBIS is a relationship-driven show — face-to-face meetings with manufacturers can lead to partnerships and exclusive product access.
  • The Design Milk Lounge and other curated areas highlight emerging brands and design-forward products. Do not skip these if you are looking for something beyond the major manufacturers.
  • Make dinner reservations in advance. Design & Construction Week brings a large crowd and popular Strip restaurants fill up fast.

KBIS / IBS (Design & Construction Week) — FAQ

Where is KBIS 2026?

KBIS 2026 is held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. It is co-located with IBS as part of Design & Construction Week.

What are the KBIS 2026 dates?

KBIS 2026 runs Tuesday, February 17 through Thursday, February 19, 2026.

Is KBIS free to attend?

Exhibit hall registration is free for qualified industry professionals who register in advance. On-site registration may have a fee. Education sessions and conference programs are priced separately.

Can I attend both KBIS and IBS with one badge?

Yes. Your Design & Construction Week registration gives you access to both the KBIS and IBS show floors and shared education sessions.

Where do I pick up my KBIS badge?

Badge pickup is in the LVCC West Hall lobby. Express kiosks are available for pre-registered attendees. Registration opens the day before the show.

What should I wear to KBIS?

Smart casual to business casual. The design community tends to dress well. Comfortable shoes are essential for the enormous show floor.

How do I get to KBIS from the Strip?

The Las Vegas Monorail has a Convention Center station. A single ride is $5. Uber and Lyft have a designated area on Convention Center Drive.

What is there to do after KBIS?

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