South Point Exhibit Hall

South Point Exhibit Hall in Las Vegas

South Point Exhibit Hall is an indoor exhibition and event venue inside South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa at 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. South. The 80,000-square-foot hall hosts trade shows, consumer expos, vendor markets, conventions, banquets, meetings, demonstrations, watch parties, competitions, and other large gatherings.

The Exhibit Hall forms part of the broader South Point meeting, arena, and resort complex. It is separate from the South Point Arena, Conference Center, Grand Ballroom, Priefert Pavilion, and Tournament Bowling Plaza. Each facility may use its own entrance, schedule, seating arrangement, admission rules, and event procedures.

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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Events, layouts, admission rules, services, entrances, and operating procedures can change.

Space and Layout | Events | Event Services | Attending an Event | Parking and Transportation | Accessibility | Visitor Tips | FAQ

Exhibit Space and Room Layout

The principal hall provides approximately 80,000 square feet of open, column-free exhibition space. The room can divide into four bays. Two bays provide approximately 17,000 square feet each, while two provide approximately 22,000 square feet each.

Four nearby breakout rooms provide approximately 1,000 square feet each. These rooms may support training, meetings, event offices, speaker preparation, check-in, storage, or other functions established in the event plan.

The pre-function area includes a built-in registration desk. Event organizers may use the surrounding arrival space for credential pickup, ticket scanning, guest services, directional information, or approved displays.

South Point’s current meeting materials describe configurations supporting up to 500 exhibits, sessions for up to 3,000 guests, dinners for up to 4,000, and receptions for up to 7,000. These are different layouts rather than one general capacity. Actual occupancy depends on booths, tables, stages, equipment, exits, service routes, accessibility, and the approved event plan.

Trade Shows, Expos, Banquets, and Public Events

The hall can support regional trade shows, consumer expos, vendor markets, product displays, gallery-style exhibits, demonstrations, meetings, banquets, receptions, competitions, and large viewing events.

Some events are open to the public, while others are limited to registered delegates, invited guests, competitors, exhibitors, or members of an organization. Admission, tickets, age rules, credentials, reentry, and operating hours are controlled by the individual event.

The hall has also supported events involving vehicle displays, large audiovisual installations, temporary seating, food and beverage service, sports viewing, and specialized competition layouts. Visitors should rely on the current event listing rather than assuming that one setup represents the permanent room.

Catering, Audiovisual Support, and Event Planning

South Point provides on-site convention services, audiovisual support, internet connectivity, banquet service, and catering for approved events. The available equipment, staffing, menu, power, staging, internet, and production package depend on the event agreement.

Organizers should request a current floor plan and capacity chart before confirming booth totals, seating, food service, demonstrations, vehicles, stages, or large equipment. A public capacity figure should not be used as a substitute for an approved layout.

Private-event planning may require contracts, deposits, insurance, security, permits, fire review, labor, electrical service, internet orders, audiovisual equipment, catering, cleaning, and final attendance deadlines.

Attending an Event

South Point Exhibit Hall does not maintain one general public schedule. Doors, registration, ticketing, age restrictions, security screening, bag rules, food service, and reentry procedures vary by event.

Guests should confirm the exact venue name because South Point contains several separate event spaces. A ticket or registration confirmation should state whether the event is in the Exhibit Hall, Arena, Conference Center, Grand Ballroom, Priefert Pavilion, or another room.

Public events may use temporary entrances, registration desks, will-call positions, seating, or security checkpoints. Attendees should follow current signs and event-staff directions after arriving at the property.

Events connected with casino gaming, sports wagering, alcohol, or an age-restricted program may require guests to be at least 21 years old and present valid identification. The hall itself should not be treated as permanently restricted to adults because age rules depend on the event.

Parking and Transportation

South Point currently provides complimentary garage self-parking, surface parking, and valet parking. Visitors should follow event signs because the most convenient parking area and entrance may differ from the main hotel or casino entrance.

The Exhibit Hall is reached through the South Point event and arena side of the property. Internal corridors and moving walkways connect the resort with the Arena, Exhibit Hall, and Tournament Bowling Plaza area.

Oversized vehicles, trailers, exhibitors, vendors, and freight deliveries must use the locations and schedules assigned by South Point. Overnight oversized parking is restricted to hotel guests under the current resort policy.

Taxi and rideshare guests should confirm the event’s preferred pickup and drop-off location. Major expos, competitions, and public events may create temporary traffic controls or longer walking routes.

Accessibility

The Exhibit Hall uses a large open floor that can support wide aisles, temporary accessible routes, and layout-dependent seating. Accessibility still varies because booths, stages, tables, equipment, registration counters, and temporary barriers change with each event.

Guests who need an accessible parking space, step-free route, wheelchair seating, companion seating, suitable aisle clearance, accessible registration position, service-animal guidance, or another accommodation should contact the event organizer or South Point before attending.

Organizers should include accessibility routes and seating in the approved floor plan rather than adding them after booths, tables, stages, and service areas have been assigned.

Visitor Tips

• Confirm that the event is in the Exhibit Hall rather than another South Point venue.
• Review the event’s admission, age, bag, and reentry rules.
• Allow time to reach the event wing from the garage or hotel.
• Use current property signs rather than relying on an old floor plan.
• Bring valid identification when an event includes wagering or alcohol.
• Ask the organizer about accessibility before purchasing or registering.
• Follow assigned routes for exhibitor loading, freight, trailers, and oversized vehicles.

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