Las Vegas Convention Center Commences $600M Renovation

(L to R): LVCVA CEO and President Steve Hill and LVCVA board members Cedric Crear, Mary Beth Sewald, Michelle Romero, Scott DeAngelo, Jim Gibson, Steve Thompson and Steve Walton pose during a recent ceremonial groundbreaking for the remodeling at the South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Sam Morris / LVCVA Archive)

The Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) kicked off a $600 million renovation of the facility’s legacy campus. The renovation will extend the contemporary design, architecture and customer experience of the 1.4 million sf West Hall. Work will continue through 2025, with construction designed to accommodate and minimize disruption to scheduled tradeshows.

The renovation includes a continuation of the West Hall roof, an outdoor plaza and indoor lobby in the South Hall, a climate-controlled interior concourse between the North and South Hall, an expansive Grand Lobby between the North and Central Halls, a newly designed parking lot outside of the Central Hall featuring a Vegas Loop station to transport to Wynn and Encore, innovative technology and upgraded electrical access for tradeshow organizers and exhibitors, as well as increased connectivity.

With nearly 15 million sf of meeting and event space throughout the destination, the LVCC is one of the largest convention centers in North America. Last year, the facility hosted 56 conventions with a combined attendance of nearly 900,000.

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