Las Vegas Convention Center — Halls, Loop, Shows
About 2.9 million square feet across four halls on a 200-acre campus off Paradise Road, with the LVCC Loop moving attendees between halls in about a minute.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority operates the center at 3150 Paradise Road. Construction on the West Hall expansion began in September 2018 and the hall debuted June 8, 2021 with World of Concrete. The Boring Company built the LVCC Loop beneath the campus as its first commercial project. A separate renovation of the legacy halls was completed for CES in January 2026; LVCVA president Steve Hill described the pre-renovation building as feeling like a cave by comparison.
Roughly 2.9 million square feet across four halls on a 200-acre campus, stitched together by an underground Tesla shuttle running in tunnels beneath the campus.
The Las Vegas Convention Center holds about 2.9 million square feet across four halls on a 200-acre campus off Paradise Road, operated by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. The West Hall opened June 8, 2021 with 328,000 square feet free of columns, and the LVCC Loop moves attendees between halls in tunnels beneath the campus.
At a glance
- Address
- 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, Las Vegas, NV
- Price range
- $$
- Cuisine
- Convention Center, Trade Shows, Conferences, Exhibition Halls
- Phone
- (702) 892-0711
Common questions
How big is the Las Vegas Convention Center?
About 2.9 million square feet across West, Central, North and South Halls, on a 200-acre campus. The largest single room is 623,058 square feet.
What is the LVCC Loop?
An underground shuttle built by The Boring Company, running all-electric Tesla vehicles between halls beneath the campus.
When did the West Hall open?
June 8, 2021, with World of Concrete as its first major convention. The hall adds 1.4 million square feet.
Which shows run here?
CES in January, World of Concrete later that month, ConExpo-Con/Agg in March, the NAB Show in April, and Automotive Aftermarket Week in November.