
18 Oct – 21 Oct 2026 The Venetian Expo 11,000+ attendees
Money20/20 USA 2026 takes over The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas from 18 to 21 October 2026, gathering more than 11,000 senior people from payments, banking and fintech — over half at VP level or above, with heavy representation from the world's biggest banks, card networks, investors and regulators. It is the industry's densest four days of deal-making, and proximity is currency: staying inside the Venetian/Palazzo complex means your meetings, the show floor and the evening receptions are all under one roof. That is exactly why on-property rooms and the neighbouring mid-Strip resorts sell out months ahead, with rates climbing as October approaches. Wynn, Encore, Caesars Palace and the Linq corridor give walkable alternatives at varying prices. This page carries live, bookable rates for the Venetian itself and the surrounding Strip, so you can weigh a two-minute lift ride against a fifteen-minute walk and book accordingly.
Popular areas for attendees: Las Vegas Strip · Venetian / Palazzo area · Downtown Las Vegas.
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Rates shown for the event window, Sat, Oct 17 → Thu, Oct 22 (arrive the day before, leave the day after) — or choose your own dates above.
Hotel rates near major event venues rise as the dates approach and the closest hotels sell out first. Booking a free-cancellation rate early locks the price with no downside.
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CES dinners book out weeks ahead — the good rooms near the Convention Center go first. These are the spots Vegas regulars actually take clients: reserve before you fly, and keep one casual back-up for the nights the schedule slips.
Italian · old-school Vegas
Convention Center Dr — 5 min walk from LVCC
The CES institution — directly across from the Convention Center, dark booths, osso buco, and half the industry in the room during show week.
Tip: Book weeks ahead for CES week; ask for a booth for client dinners.
Open in Google MapsSteakhouse · since 1958
W Sahara Ave — 6 min drive
Vegas's oldest steakhouse — Sinatra's booth is still there. Tableside Caesar, dry-aged steaks, and the kind of room that closes deals.
Tip: CES week reservations open ~60 days out and vanish — set a reminder.
Open in Google MapsNorthern Thai
E Flamingo Rd — 10 min drive
Repeatedly called the best Thai restaurant in America — khao soi and crispy duck worth leaving the Strip for, with a deep Riesling list.
Tip: Order the Northern Thai specials, not the standard menu.
Open in Google MapsJapanese izakaya · robata
Chinatown, Spring Mountain Rd — 15 min drive
Where Strip chefs eat after service — charcoal-grilled skewers and house-made tofu until 2am. Perfect for the night the show runs late.
Tip: Open till 2am — ideal for a post-booth-teardown dinner.
Open in Google MapsItalian · pasta & natural wine
Arts District — 12 min drive
The Arts District favourite — house pastas and sourdough that locals queue for. A relaxed team dinner away from convention crowds.
Open in Google MapsFrench fine dining
MGM Grand — 14 min drive
The only three-Michelin-star room in Las Vegas — the deal-closing dinner when the contract is big enough to justify it. Jacket recommended.
Tip: Tasting menus only — plan 3 hours and book the moment your dates lock.
Open in Google MapsSteak · Spanish
Sahara Las Vegas — 5 min drive from LVCC
José Andrés does carnivore theatre — wood-fired steaks and Spanish plates minutes from the Convention Center. The impress-a-client room closest to CES.
Tip: Closest fine dining to LVCC — the CES-week table everyone fights for.
Open in Google MapsSpecialty coffee · café
Arts District — 12 min drive
Las Vegas's best specialty roaster — proper flat whites and quiet tables for the morning email triage before the halls open.
Open in Google MapsAmerican diner · 24 hours
Las Vegas Blvd — 4 min drive from LVCC
The neon-lit 1972 institution — open 24 hours, giant breakfasts, and booths that have hosted more informal CES meetings than most suites.
Tip: Open all night — the fallback when the only slot a contact has is 7am.
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US entry requirements and fees change — confirm current rules with the nearest US embassy or official ESTA/CBP channels before you book.
The Venetian or Palazzo, if budget allows — the venue is inside the complex. Otherwise Wynn, Encore, Caesars Palace, Harrah's or the Linq corridor keep you within a 10-20 minute walk of the Expo.
Mid-Strip rates rise sharply for the event — on-property and adjacent resorts often price at double a normal October midweek. Value improves quickly one or two resorts away, at the cost of a short walk.
Three to six months out is the safe window for the Venetian and its neighbours; October is peak convention season in Las Vegas. Free-cancellation rates make early booking low-risk.
Harry Reid International (LAS), about 4 miles from the Venetian — 15-20 minutes by taxi or rideshare. It has direct flights from most major US cities and several international hubs.
No. The venue, host hotels and virtually all official and satellite events cluster on the mid-Strip within walking distance, and taxis, rideshares and the Monorail cover everything else. Parking fees make a rental car more hassle than help.
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