MJBizCon 2026 Internet for Exhibitors
Spectrum Business, formerly Cox Business, is the exclusive internet provider at the Las Vegas Convention Center, where the MJBizCon expo runs Dec 2 to 4 in Central Hall. Orders placed and paid by Nov 2 get advanced rates, $4,500 for a dedicated 10 Mbps line; after that it’s $5,400, and $6,480 within 72 hours of opening. MR·NET customers have deployed at the LVCC, and our $300 trial can ship overnight.
Independent guide by MR·NET, not affiliated with or endorsed by MJBizCon. Last verified October 17, 2026. Prices and rules can change; confirm with MJBizCon and Spectrum Business.
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Spectrum Business
Formerly Cox Business. The LVCC’s exclusive provider.
10 Mbps line
$4,500 or $5,400
$4,500 if placed and paid by Nov 2; $5,400 after.
20% expedite fee
From Nov 29
Orders 72 hours or less before the Dec 2 start.
Expo floor
Dec 2 to 4
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday to 3 p.m. Booths finished by 6 p.m. Dec 1.
What MJBizCon internet costs
Per event, from Spectrum’s MJBizCon 2026 price list.
From Spectrum Business’s price list for MJBizCon 2026 in its LVCC order portal; the Cox forms in MJBizCon’s exhibitor manual print the same rates. Prices are per event; taxes and fees are extra.
Advanced rate (by Nov 2)
Orders placed and paid 30 days before the Dec 2 start.
Shared, up to 3 Mbps
$500
Shared, up to 10 Mbps
$750
Dedicated 5 Mbps
$2,500
Dedicated 10 Mbps
$4,500
Hotspot, 10 Mbps, 10 users
$2,000
Standard rate (after Nov 2)
Orders after Nov 2; add 20% within 72 hours of opening.
Shared, up to 3 Mbps
$600
Shared, up to 10 Mbps
$900
Dedicated 5 Mbps
$3,000
Dedicated 10 Mbps
$5,400
Hotspot, 10 Mbps, 10 users
$2,400
Orders placed 72 hours or less before Dec 2 pay standard plus 20%, so 10 Mbps costs $6,480. Shared lines allow no routers or NAT, so each device needs its own IP address. A dedicated 25 Mbps line is $10,000 at the advanced rate.
Bring MR·NET to MJBizCon
Deployed at the LVCC by our customers.
What the show rules say, and how exhibitors set it up.
What the rules say
MJBizCon’s manual names Cox the exclusive provider of wired and wireless internet to exhibitors and has no rule on hotspots or cellular devices; exhibitors may record only their own exhibits. Spectrum’s terms, carried over from Cox, say “Wireless devices not authorized by Cox are prohibited.” Get MJBizCon’s OK in writing before you bring MR·NET.
Set it up wired
Once MJBizCon approves, switch MR·NET’s Wi-Fi off and plug point-of-sale and menu software demos, compliance software, laptops and screens into its four Ethernet ports. Cloud demos and dashboards then run on one bonded Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile connection.
Blocking and jamming are illegal
The FCC says no convention center or its network operator may intentionally block or disrupt personal Wi-Fi hot spots, and federal law bans jamming Wi-Fi or cellular signals. A show’s own rules are a separate, contractual matter.
What you’d save at LVCC prices
Own it once, use it at every show.
Compared with a 10 Mbps dedicated line at the LVCC at the advanced rate ($4,500 if placed and paid by Nov 2; $5,400 after), from Spectrum’s MJBizCon 2026 price list. Data: 25 GB a show day (our customers use 10 to 40 GB) for the 3-day expo at $8/GB. Excludes shipping and tax.
Before MJBizCon
Five things to do.
Ordering from Spectrum? Place and pay by Nov 2 for advanced rates: $4,500 for 10 Mbps instead of $5,400.
Bringing your own connection? Get MJBizCon’s OK in writing first at operations@mjbiz.com, and ask before Nov 2 if you want Spectrum’s advanced rate as a backup.
Thanksgiving is Nov 26, three days before move-in. Order MR·NET early so the gateway arrives by Nov 25.
Pack a switch and Ethernet cables, and run MR·NET with its Wi-Fi off.
Booths must be finished by 6 p.m. on Dec 1. Test your demo on MR·NET while you set up.
Questions exhibitors ask
About MJBizCon 2026.
How much does internet cost at MJBizCon 2026?
Spectrum Business, formerly Cox Business, lists MJBizCon 2026 prices in its order portal. Orders placed and paid by Nov 2 get advanced rates: $750 for a shared line of up to 10 Mbps and $4,500 for a dedicated 10 Mbps line. After that, standard rates are 20% higher ($5,400 for 10 Mbps), and orders placed 72 hours or less before Dec 2 pay standard plus 20% ($6,480). Prices are per event, and taxes and fees are extra.
Who sells booth internet at MJBizCon?
Spectrum Business, formerly Cox Business. MJBizCon’s exhibitor manual calls Cox “the exclusive provider of telephone services, as well as both hard-wired and wireless high-speed Internet” at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Order at lvcc.spectrumhn.net, email DL-LVCC-Orders@spectrum.com or call (855) 519-2624.
When is the internet deadline for MJBizCon 2026?
Nov 2, 2026. MJBizCon’s exhibitor manual lists Nov 2 to order internet and wireless services, and Spectrum’s form gives advanced rates to orders placed and paid 30 days before the Dec 2 start, the same date. Later orders pay standard rates.
Is there Wi-Fi for exhibitors at MJBizCon?
MJBizCon’s exhibitor manual mentions no free exhibitor Wi-Fi. Spectrum sells booth Wi-Fi hotspots: 10 Mbps for up to 10 users is $2,000 at the advanced rate (by Nov 2) and $2,400 after.
Can I bring my own internet to MJBizCon?
Ask MJBizCon first, in writing at operations@mjbiz.com. Its manual names Cox the exclusive provider of wired and wireless internet to exhibitors and has no rule on hotspots or cellular devices, and Spectrum’s service terms say “Wireless devices not authorized by Cox are prohibited.” If approved, run MR·NET wired with its Wi-Fi off. MR·NET customers have deployed at the LVCC, including for exhibitor demos at NAB Show.
Can I sell at my MJBizCon booth?
Only non-cannabis products and services, and only within your exhibit space. MJBizCon’s manual says no cannabis, THC or hemp products may be sold, displayed or distributed, including as free samples.
Can the venue block or jam my hotspot or cellular gateway?
No. The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau says no convention center or network operator providing service there may intentionally block or disrupt personal Wi-Fi hot spots, and federal law prohibits jamming Wi-Fi or cellular signals. A show’s own rules are a separate, contractual matter, so get the show’s OK first. This is not legal advice.
When are move-in and show hours at MJBizCon 2026?
Move-in runs Nov 29 (with Show Management approval) to Dec 1, and all booths must be installed by 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec 1. The expo is open Wednesday and Thursday, Dec 2 and 3, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, Dec 4, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the LVCC’s Central Hall. Conference sessions start Dec 1.
Can I get a quote for MR·NET at MJBizCon?
Yes. Use “Get a quote” on this page, tell us what needs to be online, and we’ll get back to you right away, or call (845) 666-0696.
Sources and dates (checked October 17, 2026)
MJBizCon 2026 Exhibitor Services Manual, show hours, move-in, the Nov 2 internet date, the Cox provider statement, recording and sales rules.
MJBizCon Exhibitor Resource Center, dates and venue.
Cox LVCC Internet Products Form (updated 04/25), in MJBizCon’s manual, advanced-rate and expedite rules, service terms.
Spectrum Business LVCC order portal, the MJBizCon 2026 price list.
Spectrum Business, Internet Products Form, Las Vegas Convention Center (updated 09/26), “Cox Business is now Spectrum Business” and current order contacts.
MJBizCon expo overview, exhibitors and expo neighborhoods.
FCC Enforcement Advisory DA 15-113, Wi-Fi blocking is prohibited, January 27, 2015.
Planning for MJBizCon? Request a quote.
Tell us what needs to be online and we’ll get back to you right away, or call (845) 666-0696. One show on MR·NET is the $300 trial plus data: about $900 for three days at 25 GB a day, plus shipping and tax.
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