Showfloor Wireless Launched Las Vegas Rental Service
The firm now provides booth internet and ADA-compliant audio gear to local convention centers.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Casino
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Exhibitors at Las Vegas convention centers and hotel venues have a new option for technical rentals following the launch of Showfloor Wireless. The joint venture provides booth internet kits and assistive listening equipment as an alternative to house audiovisual pricing.
Why it matters
The service aims to lower costs for exhibitors who frequently face high fees for convention-provided internet access. By offering equipment that bypasses standard house audiovisual provider limitations, the company seeks to change how vendors manage their booth connectivity.
The firm offers daily booth internet kits for $40 a day and supplies FM assistive listening systems operating at 72 MHz. The total savings compared to existing house provider rates remain unknown as service rollouts continue across local convention venues.
The players
Showfloor Wireless
A rental service joint venture providing internet and audio equipment to Las Vegas convention venues.
Eighty32 Show Tech
One of the two firms that formed the Showfloor Wireless joint venture.
Rockstar Show Services
One of the two firms that formed the Showfloor Wireless joint venture.
The details
Showfloor Wireless, a joint venture of Eighty32 Show Tech and Rockstar Show Services, provides Shure microphones, Teradek wireless video, and laptops. Their booth internet kit utilizes a bonded multi-carrier 5G router to establish a private network for exhibitors. The company also handles ADA compliance by providing Listen Technologies products and required signage, with kit sizes determined by a receiver table mapped to seating capacity.
Timeline
The company expanded its catalog to include assistive listening equipment in Fall 2026.
Beyond the Strip
The firm’s addition of assistive listening systems aligns with accessibility requirements set under the Americans with Disabilities Act. This service entry follows a trend of local vendors attempting to bypass traditional house audiovisual pricing structures at convention centers.
Exhibitors can now use a consolidated ordering process to secure all equipment through a single invoice. Those managing booths in the valley should review current house provider contracts before scheduling installations with independent RF engineers.
The takeaway
Local exhibitors should look for alternatives to high-priced house internet by comparing quotes against the new $40 daily rate. Interested vendors can monitor the service availability on the provider website for updates to the hardware catalog.
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More information
To review the catalog or generate an order, visit the Showfloor Wireless pricing and order builder.
Source note: This article includes information reported by EXHIBITOR Online.
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