Trade Show Booth Sizes Explained: Choosing the Right Booth Rental for an Orlando Show
Booth size shapes the exhibit design, graphics, traffic flow, labor plan, and budget. This guide explains common trade-show footprints used at the Orange County Convention Center and the questions that help exhibitors select a practical size.
How trade show booth sizes work
Most show-floor space is sold in 10-foot increments. Inline booths generally open to an aisle and share sides with neighboring exhibitors, while island booths are open to aisles on all four sides. The exhibitor manual for the specific show controls final height, line-of-sight, and hanging-sign rules.
10x10 booth rental (100 sq ft)
A 10x10 can support a focused brand message, reception counter, monitor, and a small amount of product or storage. Published Orlando 10x10 starting pricing is $9,500.
10x20 and 10x30 inline booths
Additional inline width creates more room for product displays, a demo station, storage, and a larger brand message.
20x20 and larger islands
A 20x20 island is a common four-sided exhibit footprint. 20x30, 20x40, 30x30, and 30x40 footprints can divide demonstrations, hospitality, storage, and private meetings into distinct zones.
Quick reference
10x10 is 100 sq ft; 10x20 is 200 sq ft; 10x30 is 300 sq ft; 20x20 is 400 sq ft; 20x30 is 600 sq ft; 20x40 is 800 sq ft; 30x30 is 900 sq ft; 30x40 is 1,200 sq ft; 40x40 is 1,600 sq ft; and 50x50 is 2,500 sq ft.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most popular trade show booth size?
10x10 and 10x20 inline booths are common entry sizes, while 20x20 is a common island footprint because it opens on all four sides.
What is the difference between an inline booth and an island booth?
An inline booth normally opens to one aisle and shares sides with neighboring exhibitors. An island booth is open to aisles on all four sides. The specific exhibitor manual controls final rules.