Indian Gaming Tradeshow 2027 Booth Planning at the LVCC

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Indian Gaming Tradeshow 2027 key facts

The flooring and contractor rules come from the Indian Gaming Tradeshow 2027 FAQ; the LVCC permit and insurance rules come from the LVCVA contractor requirements. Ceiling heights are building measurements, not build limits. Confirm the rules in the Indian Gaming Tradeshow exhibitor manual before you design.

Last checked: October 2026

The Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention moves to the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) for 2027, running April 19 to 22, with exhibits open the last two days. The 2026 edition ran March 30 to April 2 at the San Diego Convention Center. Because the 2027 venue is not carpeted and flooring is mandatory, put flooring in your Indian Gaming Tradeshow booth budget from the start.

The audience includes tribal leaders, gaming commissioners, and casino executives, and exhibitors cover gaming, iGaming, hospitality, and sports betting. A booth here needs room for product demonstrations and a quieter area for meetings with tribal decision-makers.

Space rates, the booth package, and kiosks

Space for 2027 is priced per 100 square feet, at $4,725 for non-members, $3,800 for Indian Gaming Association Associate Members, and $3,725 for Tribally Owned Enterprises. At the non-member rate, a 10×20 comes to $9,450. The rate sheet also lists a $399 New Exhibitor Marketing Package as an automatic add-on.

For booths of 399 square feet or less, the standard package for each 10×10 space includes a 6-foot skirted table, two chairs, a wastebasket, and a booth ID sign, but no carpet. Each 100 square feet also brings two Platinum Plus passes.

DigitalPlay Summit kiosks sit on the show floor during exhibit days and cost $3,500 for one or $6,000 for two, each with back wall graphics, electricity, a cabinet, and a stool.

Move-in, move-out, and contractors

Exhibitor move-in runs April 19 and 20, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The Native American Arts & Crafts booths open April 20, a day before the trade show floor. Move-out starts at 3 p.m. on April 22, when the floor closes, and runs until 10 p.m. The organizer notes that the schedule is subject to change.

You can move in your own booth materials or hire an exhibitor-appointed contractor (EAC) for installation and dismantle (I&D). Under the show’s 2027 rules, an EAC whose certificate of insurance is not on file at least 10 days before the first move-in date is denied access to the facility. Under LVCC rules, an EAC doing I&D there needs an annual LVCC EAC permit ($250), a Clark County business license, and insurance meeting the LVCVA’s current minimums: $1,000,000 each for general liability, automobile liability, and workers’ compensation.

For LVCC shows, Methodex designs, rents, and installs booths out of its North Las Vegas warehouse. Send us your booth number and size to get an Indian Gaming booth estimate. For the bare hall floor, compare trade show flooring types. Our 10×20 layouts and pricing guide shows options for the size priced above.