SEMA Show 2026 Internet for Exhibitors
Spectrum Business, formerly Cox Business, is the exclusive internet provider at the Las Vegas Convention Center, home of the SEMA Show, Nov 3 to 6. SEMA’s deadline for advanced rates is Oct 2; after that, a dedicated 10 Mbps line is $5,400, or $6,480 for orders 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 SEMA. Last verified October 17, 2026. Covers the LVCC halls; Westgate exhibits may have another provider. Prices and rules can change.
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Spectrum Business
Formerly Cox Business. The LVCC’s exclusive provider.
10 Mbps line
$5,400
Standard rate. $6,480 within 72 hours of opening.
20% expedite fee
From Oct 31
Orders 72 hours or less before the Nov 3 start.
Show floor
Nov 3 to 6
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday to 4 p.m. Move-in from Oct 29.
What SEMA Show internet costs
Per event, from SEMA’s Cox order forms.
From the Cox Business order forms in SEMA’s 2026 Exhibitor Service Manual (event start Nov 3, 2026). Spectrum Business, formerly Cox, lists the same prices for SEMA 2026 in its order portal. Taxes and fees are extra.
Standard rate (after Oct 2)
Orders placed after SEMA’s advance deadline.
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
Late rate (from Oct 31)
Standard plus 20%, for orders 72 hours or less before Nov 3.
Shared, up to 3 Mbps
$720
Shared, up to 10 Mbps
$1,080
Dedicated 5 Mbps
$3,600
Dedicated 10 Mbps
$6,480
Hotspot, 10 Mbps, 10 users
$2,880
Orders placed and paid by Oct 2 get advanced rates; standard rates are 20% higher ($5,400 vs $4,500 for 10 Mbps). Shared lines don’t allow routers or NAT, so each device needs its own IP address. A dedicated 25 Mbps line is $12,000 at the standard rate, and 100 Mbps is $36,000.
Bring MR·NET to the SEMA Show
Deployed at the LVCC by our customers.
What the show rules say, and how exhibitors set it up.
What SEMA’s rules say
SEMA’s rules have no clause on hotspots or cellular routers. Rule 7.V bars streaming and recording devices, webcams included, without SEMA’s written approval, and Cox’s service terms say “Wireless devices not authorized by Cox are prohibited.” Get SEMA’s OK in writing before you bring MR·NET.
Set it up wired
Once SEMA approves, switch MR·NET’s Wi-Fi off and plug laptops, scan tools and screens into its four Ethernet ports. Cloud diagnostics, service information and dealer ordering 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; $5,400 at the standard rate after Oct 2), from SEMA’s Cox order forms. Data: 25 GB a show day (our customers use 10 to 40 GB) for the 4-day show floor at $8/GB. Excludes shipping and tax.
Before the SEMA Show
Five things to do.
Ordering MR·NET close to the show? Our $300 trial can ship overnight. Freeman charges extra for freight reaching its warehouse after Oct 22, so have the gateway sent to your hotel or office, or hand-carry it.
Ordering from Spectrum? Standard rates apply after Oct 2, and orders 72 hours or less before Nov 3 add 20%. Send a booth diagram with the order.
Bringing your own connection? Get SEMA’s OK in writing first at SEMAShow@sema.org (questions: (909) 396-0289).
Order booth power from Freeman, pack a switch and Ethernet cables, and run MR·NET with its Wi-Fi off.
Displays must be in place by 3 p.m. on Nov 2. Test your demo on MR·NET while you set up.
Questions exhibitors ask
About the SEMA Show 2026.
How much does internet cost at the SEMA Show 2026?
Spectrum Business, formerly Cox Business, sells it at the prices in SEMA’s Cox order forms. After SEMA’s Oct 2 advance deadline, a shared line of up to 10 Mbps is $900 and a dedicated 10 Mbps line is $5,400. Orders placed 72 hours or less before the Nov 3 start add 20%, so 10 Mbps costs $6,480. Prices are per event, and taxes and fees are extra.
Who sells booth internet at the SEMA Show?
Spectrum Business, formerly Cox Business, the exclusive internet and telephone provider at the Las Vegas Convention Center. SEMA’s Exhibitor Service Manual links its order forms. Order at lvcc.spectrumhn.net, email DL-LVCC-Orders@spectrum.com or call (855) 519-2624, and include a booth diagram.
When is the advance deadline for SEMA Show internet?
SEMA’s deadline checklist lists Oct 2, 2026 for Cox internet and telephone orders at the advanced rate, and the provider’s forms require orders placed and paid 30 days before the event start. Later orders pay standard rates, and orders placed 72 hours or less before the start add a 20% expedite fee.
Is there Wi-Fi for exhibitors at the SEMA Show?
SEMA’s exhibitor documents mention no free exhibitor Wi-Fi. Spectrum sells booth Wi-Fi hotspots: 10 Mbps for up to 10 users is $2,400 at the standard rate, running from the day before to the day after the event.
Can I bring my own internet to the SEMA Show?
Ask SEMA first. SEMA’s rules have no clause on hotspots or cellular routers, but Cox’s service terms say “Wireless devices not authorized by Cox are prohibited,” and Rule 7.V separately requires SEMA’s written approval for any streaming or recording device. Ask SEMA Show management in writing at SEMAShow@sema.org. 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 livestream or record video at my SEMA booth?
Only with SEMA’s written approval. Rule 7.V says no entity may use audio or visual recording or streaming devices, webcams included, at the show unless approved in writing by Show Management, and anyone operating a recording device must display SEMA credentials.
Can I sell products at my SEMA booth?
Not for delivery at the show. Rule 7.U lets exhibitors take orders for future delivery only, unless Show Management approves sales in writing.
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 the SEMA Show 2026?
Move-in runs Oct 29 to Nov 2, and displays must be in place by 3 p.m. on Monday, Nov 2. The show floor is open Tuesday to Thursday, Nov 3 to 5, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, Nov 6, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas.
Can I get a quote for MR·NET at the SEMA Show?
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)
SEMA Show 2026 Exhibitor Rules and Regulations, show hours, move-in, Rule 7.U (sales) and Rule 7.V (recording and streaming).
SEMA Show Exhibitor Service Manual, Deadline Checklist, the Oct 2 advance deadline for Cox internet orders.
SEMA Show Exhibitor Service Manual, Cox Business order forms, SEMA 2026 prices, the expedite fee and Cox’s service terms.
SEMA Show Exhibitor Service Manual, Show Hours, move-in, show and move-out hours.
SEMA Show Exhibitor Service Manual, FAQs, sales, hand-carry and halls.
Freeman Quick Facts, SEMA Show 2026, the warehouse deadline.
Spectrum Business, Internet Products Form, Las Vegas Convention Center (updated 09/26), “Cox Business is now Spectrum Business” and current order contacts.
SEMA News, 2026 SEMA Show final checklist for exhibitors, Show management contacts.
FCC Enforcement Advisory DA 15-113, Wi-Fi blocking is prohibited, January 27, 2015.
Planning for the SEMA Show? 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 $1,100 for four days at 25 GB a day, plus shipping and tax.
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