Question 1

How much does a 10x30 trade show exhibit rental cost in New Orleans?

Accepted Answer

Our published 10x30 range is $22,000 to $48,000. The spread reflects graphics coverage across the full thirty feet, monitor and lightbox count, demo pod complexity, the size of the enclosed room, and flooring. Design, the 48-hour 3D rendering, fabric graphics, and downtown convention district install and dismantle support are included.

Question 2

Why choose a 10x30 instead of a 20x20 island?

Accepted Answer

A 10x30 gives you more linear frontage and a lower material-handling profile than a 20x20 island, and it keeps you in an in-line space, which is often cheaper to book. Choose the 10x30 when your priority is a long, storefront-style brand wall and a guided left-to-right visitor path rather than four-sided access.

Question 3

Can a 10x30 include both a demo area and a private meeting space?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Thirty feet is enough to give the middle third to a working demo zone and dedicate the far end to an enclosed meeting or storage room. We design the traffic flow so attendees move naturally from the brand wall into the demo and, when invited, into the private space.

Question 4

Does a 10x30 follow downtown convention district sightline rules?

Accepted Answer

It does. As an in-line exhibit, the 10x30 keeps tall elements toward the back wall and side returns within the hall's height limits, so your neighbors retain visibility while you maximize your own vertical real estate.

Question 5

How many crates and how much power does a 10x30 need?

Accepted Answer

A typical 10x30 breaks into three to four crates and runs on three to four electrical circuits covering monitors, lightboxes, and lighting. We list the exact crate count and power draw on your spec sheet so drayage and the downtown convention district electrical order are accurate before move-in.