Lowrider Las Vegas Super Show 2026: What to Know Before & After You Go

By Aref Adibi | Broker Associate | Las Vegas Commercial Realty, Inc.

If you've driven past the Las Vegas Convention Center this morning and noticed an unusual number of candy-painted Impalas rolling down Paradise Road, there's a reason. The Lowrider Las Vegas Super Show is back at the LVCC, and it's one of the most visually spectacular events the building hosts all year.

We're right across the street at 101 Convention Center Drive, so we get a front-row seat to show weeks like this one. Here's what's happening, and what you'll want to know if you're heading over.

The Essentials: Date, Time, and Venue

The Lowrider Las Vegas Super Show 2026 takes place Saturday, September 19, 2026, running from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Las Vegas Convention Center South Hall, 1st Floor — 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

One detail worth noting: South Hall is not the same wing used for the massive conventions like CES. It's the more compact eastern wing of the complex, with its entrance off Paradise Road on the east side of the campus. If you've only ever attended shows in the West or Central Halls, don't default to your usual entrance — head to the South Hall side.

Despite being the smaller hall, the organizer describes a show floor covering roughly a quarter-million square feet, packed with title contenders and world champions.

Who's Behind It: GoLo Entertainment

The Super Show is produced by GoLo Entertainment (operating as Motorsport Showcase Events LLC), which runs a nine-city national Lowrider Super Show tour in 2026. The Las Vegas edition serves as the tour's grand finale — which is a meaningful distinction, since it means builders who've been campaigning cars all season across the country converge here for the final word on who takes home the year's honors.

GoLo has produced lowrider events for years across multiple American cities, partnering on some of them with Lowrider Magazine, the most widely read publication in the lowrider world.

What You'll Actually See on the Floor

This isn't a static car show. The Super Show judges vehicles across a wide range of categories, and the floor typically includes:

• Lowriders and classic cruisers — the heart of the show, with the custom paint, intricate upholstery, and engraved detail work that define the craft

• Hydraulic builds and hopping competitions — the single most crowd-drawing spectacle of the weekend, where cars launch their front ends skyward

• Motorcycles, bikes, and pedal cars — full custom categories in their own right, and often where some of the most detailed work shows up

• Live music — this year's flyer lists performances from Pepe Marquez and Miriah Avila

• Vendor booths — automotive accessories, apparel, parts, and lowrider lifestyle goods

Car clubs travel in from across the country for this one, so a meaningful part of the experience happens in the aisles and the parking lots — not just in the judged displays.

Tickets, Registration, and What's Sold Out

General admission runs $55, with tickets available in advance through GoLo Entertainment's official channels and at the South Hall entrance on show day. A media pass is listed at $300.

Important if you were hoping to exhibit: vehicle, motorcycle, and bike registration categories are listed as sold out, and vendor booths are sold out as well. RC car entry was still being offered at $55 through the official site as of recent listings. If you're a builder hoping to get in, contact GoLo directly — but plan on attending as a spectator this year.

A note on pricing: some third-party ticket resellers list different general admission figures. Buy through GoLo Entertainment's official channels to avoid paying a markup.

Parking Near the Las Vegas Convention Center

Parking is the part most attendees underestimate. A few practical notes:

• Trailer parking is available at the Westgate and the Las Vegas Convention Center's Bronze Lot — essential if you're hauling a show vehicle.

• Public parking is available at 101 Convention Center Drive, operated by Metropolis, directly across the street from the convention center campus. It's a practical option if the LVCC lots fill up, and it puts you within a short walk of the West Hall side of the complex — worth knowing for this weekend and for any LVCC event, since the on-campus lots tend to fill first on big show days.

• If Bagelmania's lot is full, the Metropolis garage at 101 Convention Center Drive is right there — grab a spot, walk over for breakfast, and head to the show from the same place rather than circling for street parking.

• Arrive early. With a 10:00 AM open and a one-day-only format, the morning rush is real, and you'll want time for security screening.

• The Las Vegas Monorail has a dedicated Convention Center station, which is often the least stressful option coming from a Strip hotel.

• Rideshare from Strip hotels typically runs 5–12 minutes and $10–18, depending on where you're starting.

• Many vendors inside the convention center operate cashless, so plan accordingly.

Hotels Near the Las Vegas Convention Center

The Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is GoLo's official partner hotel for the event and sits directly adjacent to the convention center — the shortest possible walk to South Hall. Reservations through the event's hotel block can be made by phone at 1-800-732-7117 using the code SLRS6R, or through the event's booking portal.

If the Westgate is full, the cluster of Marriott properties along Paradise Road — SpringHill Suites, Residence Inn, and Courtyard — are all within roughly a five-minute walk of the convention center campus.

Where to Eat Before or After

Doors close at 5:00 PM, which leaves the whole evening open. A few options depending on what you're after:

For a pre-show breakfast or a mid-day bite, Siegel's Bagelmania sits at 252 Convention Center Drive, essentially across the street from the venue. It's been a Las Vegas institution since 1989, and its New York–style boiled bagels and scratch-made deli classics have earned it a reputation as some of the best in the city. If you're getting an early start before a 10:00 AM open, it's hard to beat for convenience and quality. And if their lot is full — which happens on show mornings — the Metropolis garage at 101 Convention Center Drive is right there, so you can park once and handle breakfast and the show from the same spot.

For something more substantial after the show, the Wynn and Encore corridor is a short trip away — SW Steakhouse and Mizumi at Wynn, or Sinatra and Delilah at Encore if the evening calls for a little more occasion.

What's Actually Going On Tonight (Saturday, September 19)

The Super Show wraps at 5:00 PM, which lands you in one of the busiest Saturday nights on the Vegas calendar. This particular weekend is stacked. A few real options, depending on your energy level:

Concerts and big events:

• iHeartRadio Music Festival at T-Mobile Arena — the festival's second and final night, with a lineup that includes BTS, Benson Boone, Lainey Wilson, Snoop Dogg, and Weezer. This is the biggest ticket in town tonight.

• Marc Anthony at Fontainebleau Las Vegas — if you want to keep the energy of the day going with a Latin music legend, this is the obvious call.

• The Eagles at Sphere — closing night of their current run, and seeing anything at Sphere is worth doing at least once.

• Five Finger Death Punch with Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire at the Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay.

• Santana at House of Blues — another legend, in a much more intimate room.

• Anthony Hamilton and Musiq Soulchild at The Theater at Virgin Hotels.

• Sammy Hagar at Dolby Live, Park MGM.

• Buckcherry at PH Live, Planet Hollywood.

Clubs and late night:

• Marshmello at Encore Beach Club (EBC) at Night — about as close to the convention center as the major clubs get.

• Tiësto at LIV Beach.

• The Chainsmokers at Encore Beach Club.

• Spazmatics: 80's Immersive Experience at South Point (10:30 PM) — a very different vibe, and a fun one if the megaclub scene isn't your thing.

Something different:

• The Wizard of Oz at Sphere — running daytime and evening showtimes, and genuinely one of the most impressive things happening in the city right now, with animatronic winged monkeys, scent effects, and fireworks built into the experience.

• BattleBots Destruct-A-Thon at the BattleBots Arena behind Horseshoe — a solid pick if you've got kids with you or just want something loud and mechanical after a day of looking at cars.

• Cirque du Soleil: Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay (6:30 PM) and Awakening at Wynn (6:30 PM) — the reliable Vegas production-show options.

For food and drink people:

• Revelry is taking over the Wynn through September 20 — a celebrity chef food and beverage event, if you'd rather eat your way through the evening than stand in a crowd.

Availability changes fast and some of these will sell out — check ticket sites before you make plans.

Why We Pay Attention to Shows Like This

We're based at 101 Convention Center Drive, directly across from the LVCC, so events like the Lowrider Super Show aren't abstract to us — they're what the district is built for. Show weekends like this one are a reminder that the convention center corridor isn't just a business address. It's a place where tens of thousands of people show up, spend money, eat, park, and explore, several dozen times a year.

For the businesses operating in this corridor, that foot traffic is the whole point.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Lowrider Las Vegas Super Show 2026? Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Las Vegas Convention Center South Hall, 1st Floor, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

How much are tickets to the Lowrider Las Vegas Super Show? General admission is listed at $55 through GoLo Entertainment's official channels, with a media pass at $300. Buy through official channels rather than resellers to avoid markups.

Can I still register a car or vendor booth? Vehicle, motorcycle, and bike exhibitor categories are listed as sold out, as are vendor booths. RC car entry was still available at $55 as of recent listings. Contact GoLo Entertainment directly for current availability.

Where should I park for the Lowrider Super Show? Trailer parking is available at the Westgate and the LVCC Bronze Lot. Public parking is also available at 101 Convention Center Drive, operated by Metropolis, directly across from the convention center — a good backup when the on-campus lots and nearby restaurant lots fill up. The Las Vegas Monorail's Convention Center station is a convenient alternative, and rideshare from Strip hotels runs roughly 5–12 minutes.

What hotel is closest to the show? The Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is the official partner hotel and is adjacent to the convention center. Book by phone at 1-800-732-7117 with code SLRS6R.

Details are subject to change — confirm current times, pricing, and availability directly with GoLo Entertainment before you head over.

Interested in office, retail, or meeting space in the Convention Center District? Reach out to our team at 101 Convention Center Drive.