Indiana Convention Center WiFi & Internet Rental

Exhibiting at a major event at Moscone Center? From global tech conferences and developer meetups to medical congresses, startup showcases, and product launches, dependable internet is a must. Portable internet and WiFi kits deliver fast, stable, and secure connectivity for exhibit halls, stages, press rooms, and breakout sessions—designed to perform where shared venue networks fall short.

Fusion 2

5G Internet Kit - WiFi Hotspot

1-20 Devices
Bonded Internet via Dual SIM card
75′ Coverage
AT&T and T-Mobile

Ideal for trade shows, check-in / registration desks, POS systems, meetings, and conference breakout rooms.

Fusion 3

5G Internet Kit - WiFi Hotspot

1-300 Devices
Bonded Internet via Triple SIM Card
100′ Coverage
Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile

Ideal for site offices, trade shows, conferences, silent auctions, guest networks, and live streaming.

Starlink

Satellite Internet Kit - WiFi Hotspot

1-25 Devices
Satellite Internet
60′ Coverage
Remote Locations

Ideal for any location with an unobstructed sky view or remote locations with limited cellular signal.

Large-Scale WiFi

Turnkey Internet - WiFi Solution

100-100,000 Devices
Custom / Onsite Solutions
Enterprise-Grade Devices

Ideal for trade shows, large conventions, outdoor events & big venue spaces, festivals, and popup locations that need custom solutions.

Indiana Convention Center WiFi & Internet Rental

The Indiana Convention Center sits in the middle of downtown Indianapolis, connected by skywalk to Lucas Oil Stadium, and between the two venues you’re looking at well over 1.6 million square feet of exhibit halls, meeting rooms, and ballroom space. That’s a lot of concrete and steel between your booth and a usable signal.

Indianapolis carries a motorsports identity most cities can’t touch — the Indy 500 practically defines the city every May — but the convention center’s real connectivity stress test comes from somewhere else entirely. Gen Con, one of the largest tabletop gaming conventions in the country, takes over the building every August, and it pulls in tens of thousands of attendees who all want to livestream a match, check a deck-building app, or post from the show floor at the exact same moment. Venue WiFi wasn’t designed to absorb that kind of simultaneous load.

What Sets Our Indiana Convention Center WiFi Apart

WiFiT doesn’t sell you a slice of the building’s shared network. We bring dedicated bonded-cellular internet rental directly to your booth or hall, pulling bandwidth from multiple carriers at once so one weak tower doesn’t take you offline. For outdoor activations, loading-dock setups, or dead spots near Lucas Oil Stadium where cellular alone can’t keep up, we layer in satellite internet rental as backup or primary connectivity.

WiFi for Events

at Moscone Center

Proven track record at Moscone Center since 2015

Portable plug-and-play event WiFi rental kits ready in minutes

Technician installation or same-day delivery available

Local assistance from our Bay Area field team

Plain-language pricing — no venue markups

Indoor and outdoor configurations

Ready to Stay Connected at Moscone Center?

Whether you’re hosting a booth, running registration, or streaming a keynote — you can’t afford network issues when thousands of people are watching.
WiFiT brings you dedicated, secure internet at Moscone Center that keeps you online from setup day to teardown.

👉 Request a quote now or reach out to our team for availability.

FAQ

How reliable is booth WiFi at the Indiana Convention Center compared to what the venue provides?

The venue’s shared network gets divided among every exhibitor, vendor, and attendee in the building at once, so speeds swing hard depending on what hall is busiest that hour. A WiFiT bonded-cellular setup is dedicated to your booth alone — we’re not competing with 200 other exhibitors for the same pipe.

Can one setup actually cover the full 1.6 million square feet of the convention center and Lucas Oil Stadium?

Not with a single unit — we wouldn’t try to sell you one that claims to. We scope coverage to where you actually need it: a specific hall, a run of booths, a stage in the connector between the buildings. For multi-hall footprints, we deploy multiple bonded units.

Is renting from WiFiT cheaper than buying the convention center's in-house internet package?

Usually, yes, and the gap gets bigger the more bandwidth you need. Venue internet is typically priced per connection or per megabit with add-on fees for anything beyond basic browsing speed. Our rentals are flat, quoted upfront for your event dates.

How far in advance do you need access to the convention center to set up?

For a standard exhibitor booth, we typically need a couple of hours during move-in to test signal strength and get equipment positioned. Larger deployments go smoother with a day’s lead time, especially during move-in weeks when loading docks are congested.

Is a dedicated connection more secure than using the shared convention center WiFi?

Considerably. Open or shared conference WiFi puts your booth’s devices, point-of-sale systems, and any attendee data you collect on the same network as everyone else in the building. A WiFiT rental gives you a private, isolated connection.

Gen Con brings in tens of thousands of gamers all trying to connect at once — can your network actually handle that?

That kind of load is precisely the scenario bonded-cellular internet rental was built for. When a hall full of Gen Con attendees is simultaneously streaming tournament matches and syncing companion apps, a single-carrier connection gets overwhelmed fast. We spread that demand across multiple carrier networks at once.

Happy Customers

“By day two of the trade show I honestly forgot we were even on a rental connection because it just worked the same as our office wifi back home. Video demos, a couple of tablets for lead capture, and a laptop presentation loop all day without a single reconnect.”

Julian F.

Indianapolis, IN

“We ran an organized play area at Gen Con with digital bracket software updating in real time plus a livestream feed for the finals table. WiFiT's connection held steady through Friday and Saturday when foot traffic in that hall is just insane.”

Samantha K.

Indianapolis, IN

“I showed up Wednesday for early move-in expecting to spend an hour fighting with the venue's IT desk like always. WiFiT had already dropped off the equipment at our booth space and it was live before I'd even gotten the banner stands out of the crate.”

Trevor N.

Indianapolis, IN

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