2026-06-15
Las Vegas in June is hot and sunny. Daytime highs often reach 38–41°C (100–106°F), while evenings cool down to around 24–27°C (75–80°F). Infocomm 2026 takes place indoors at the Las Vegas Convention Center, which is air-conditioned, but you will still walk between halls, outdoor shuttle stops, and nearby hotels.
You will walk thousands of steps each day during the Infocomm exhibition. The Las Vegas Convention Center is massive – its three halls (West, Central, and South) are connected by long corridors and moving walkways, but you will still cover a lot of ground.
Tip: Leave new dress shoes at home. Opt for broken-in walking shoes, running shoes, or premium sneakers with arch support. If your style requires business casual, consider high-quality loafers with cushioned insoles. Your feet will thank you by day three.
The Infocomm show organizers know attendees need quick, convenient meals. The Las Vegas Convention Center features multiple food sections and concession areas, especially near the main entrance and in the Central Hall. You will find everything from grab-and-go sandwiches, salads, and pizza to hot entrees and coffee bars.
Pro tip: Lunch rush is between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM. Eat slightly earlier (11:30 AM) or later (1:45 PM) to avoid long lines. Also, carry a refillable water bottle – hydration stations are available throughout the venue.
Las Vegas is a global food destination. After a day of learning and networking at Infocomm 2026, treat yourself to exceptional cuisine. The Strip alone offers over 200 restaurants, from celebrity chef steakhouses to authentic Asian, Italian, Mexican, and vegan spots.
The demand for accommodation spikes dramatically during Infocomm expo 2026. Thousands of AV professionals, exhibitors, and visitors will flood Las Vegas. If you have not already reserved your room, do it immediately.
Alternatively, hotels along the Strip (from Sahara to MGM Grand) are within a 10-minute drive or a quick monorail ride.
Critical warning: Avoid hotels in downtown Las Vegas (Fremont Street area). While downtown is fun for one night, it stays noisy until early morning – live music, party crowds, and street performers make sleep nearly impossible. After a full day of walking the Infocomm exhibition, you need quiet rest.
Las Vegas is a compact, grid-based city. Most convention hotels, restaurants, and attractions are concentrated along the Strip or near the Convention Center. Ridesharing (Uber / Lyft) is everywhere, affordable, and far more convenient than renting a car.
What works better:
Many hotels offer free shuttles to the Convention Center – check with your front desk.
Las Vegas sits in the Mojave Desert, with extremely low humidity (often below 20% in June). Your skin and lips will dry out faster than you expect – especially after spending hours in air-conditioned halls.
Leave these in your day bag. Reapply throughout the day. A tiny inconvenience that saves a lot of discomfort.
The Infocomm exhibition is huge – over 500,000 net square feet of exhibits. Without a plan, you will waste hours wandering and miss key booths. Use the official Infocomm 2026 mobile app (released about 3–4 weeks before the show) to:
Between taking photos of interesting displays, scanning QR codes for product info, messaging colleagues, and using the show app, your phone battery will drain quickly. The Convention Center has some charging stations, but they are often occupied.
Smart move: Carry a 10,000mAh or larger power bank and a short USB-C (or Lightning) cable. Many exhibitors also have seating areas with outlets – do not be shy to sit down for 10 minutes and recharge both yourself and your device.
Finally, the best tip for any Infocomm show is to talk to people. The latest technologies are amazing, but the real value comes from conversations – with booth staff, fellow visitors, and industry veterans. Ask questions, exchange business cards, and attend educational sessions whenever your schedule allows.
