Custom Booth & Rental Service For Florida Supercon 2026

It will be held from July 10-12, 2026, at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

You should start planning as soon as possible, especially for tickets as early bird pricing ends in April. For exhibiting, specific deadlines for discounted rates and shipping are usually several weeks or months before the event.

The registration process varies depending on whether you are an attendee, exhibitor, artist/creator, panelist, or press.

• Attendees: Tickets can be purchased through the official Florida Supercon website.
• Content Creators/Press: There’s an application process online. If approved, you’ll receive a complimentary 3-day ticket. Applications usually close a few weeks before the event.
• Exhibitors/Artists: You’ll typically apply through their “Want To Exhibit?” or “Artist Alley” sections on the website.

• For attendees: Your confirmation email (if purchased in advance) and a valid ID may be needed for certain activities like photo ops or autographs.
• For Content Creators/Press: Your application will require information about your platform and following.
• For Exhibitors: This will typically involve company information, possibly tax ID, product details, and payment information for booth space. Specific details will be in the exhibitor manual.

Exhibitor move-in schedules are usually detailed in the exhibitor service manual. For Florida Supercon, move-in generally occurs a few days before the official start of the event, often starting mid-week. For example, for a July 10-12 show, move-in could begin around July 6-9.

General regulations for booths include:

• Back and Side Drapes: Standard linear booths (e.g., 10’x10′) typically include an 8′ high back drape and 3′ high side drapes.
• Carpeting: Booth areas are often NOT carpeted by default, and exhibitors need to order carpeting separately if desired.
• Height Restrictions: In-line booths usually have height restrictions (e.g., 10 feet for the back half, 4 feet for the front half), while island and peninsula booths often have higher maximums (e.g., up to 24 feet).
• Finishing: All back and side walls must be finished or draped.
• Flammable Materials: All display construction and decorating materials must be fire-retardant and certified as flame retardant.
• Storage: Fire regulations prohibit storing items behind back drapes. Limited storage within the booth is allowed if it doesn’t impede access or create safety issues.
• Detailed regulations are provided in the Exhibitor Service Manual, which exhibitors typically access after registering.

To make your booth stand out:

• Stay on-brand: Ensure consistent branding across all your materials, from banners to giveaways.
• Clearly state your purpose: Make it obvious what you do or offer without requiring a conversation.
• Be unique and playful: Incorporate unexpected elements or interactive experiences.
• Prominent Name: Ensure your company name is highly visible.
• Offer valuable giveaways: Provide items attendees will actually use or want.
• Set a scene: Create an immersive environment.
• Utilize vertical space: Use banners or suspended elements to draw attention from afar.
• Keep it uncluttered: A clean, organized booth is more inviting.

The most effective booth size depends on your goals and budget. Common sizes include:

10’x10′ Booths: Standard, cost-effective, and ideal for small businesses or first-time exhibitors. They encourage personal, one-on-one interactions.
10’x20′ Booths: Offer double the width, providing more space for product demonstrations, displays, and interaction without a significant cost jump to larger island booths.
20’x20′ Booths (Island Displays): Accessible from all four sides, they offer maximum visibility, creative design options for an immersive experience, and better traffic flow. Ideal for showcasing larger products or making a big statement.