MAGIC Las Vegas: Off-Strip Workspace Guide
MAGIC Las Vegas returns February 16–18, 2027. Find private meeting rooms and workspace away from the fashion trade-show floor.

MAGIC is a major fashion trade event in Las Vegas. The next confirmed edition takes place February 16–18, 2027, at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC). The organizer lists show-floor hours of 9 AM–6 PM Tuesday and Wednesday and 9 AM–4 PM Thursday. Check its current registration requirements before traveling.
The organizer also lists access to PROJECT, SOURCING, and OFFPRICE in Las Vegas, bringing fashion brands, retail buyers, and supply-chain exhibitors together. That means many attendees need time away from the floor to review line sheets, discuss terms, and follow up with partners.
That attendee profile is exactly why off-site workspace matters here. MAGIC is a high-transaction show: buyers write orders on the spot, brand reps negotiate distribution and exclusivity terms, and designers pitch to retail buyers they would never get a meeting with outside the show. Order math, margin conversations, and contract terms are not things you want to handle at the back corner of a booth surrounded by competing brands — or in a hotel room with no table and weak WiFi.
Muze Office sits at 6860 Bermuda Rd, Suite 200, south of the airport and about 10 minutes from the LVCC. It offers meeting rooms, day-pass desks, WiFi, phone booths, an on-site cafe, and free parking. You can book a Day Pass without becoming a monthly member.
Why MAGIC, PROJECT, and SOURCING attendees need off-site workspace
Show week compresses months of relationship-building into three days. Different roles hit the same wall — there is nowhere private and quiet to actually do the work:
- Buyers reviewing line sheets and writing orders need a quiet table to compare pricing, assortments, and delivery windows across brands without a rep hovering — and without losing the thread on a loud, crowded floor.
- Brand and sales reps running back-to-back appointments need a professional room to close, not a hotel lobby or a noisy restaurant. A meeting room with a screen lets them walk a buyer through the full line and pull up the order system on the spot.
- Designers and product teams pitching retail buyers need a conference room with a display for lookbooks and sell sheets — far more credible than a fold-out table mid-aisle.
- Sourcing and merchandising teams working SOURCING at MAGIC often need to loop in factories and HQ across time zones; a private phone booth or huddle room is the difference between confirming a PO and waiting until they fly home.
There is also a tax-and-incorporation angle that comes up at MAGIC specifically. A lot of emerging brands use the show to formalize US distribution, and Nevada is an attractive base — no state income tax, no corporate income tax, and no franchise tax on most small businesses. If you are an out-of-state or international brand who wants a Las Vegas business address to anchor that, a Las Vegas virtual office gives you a real commercial address and mail handling from $39/mo without renting a full office.
Getting from the LVCC to Muze Office
The LVCC is on the north end of the Strip corridor; Muze is south, near the I-215 beltway. The two are close and the drive avoids the worst Strip congestion.
| From | Approx. time | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Convention Center | ~10 min | Via Paradise Rd / I-215; free parking on arrival |
| Harry Reid Airport (LAS) | ~10 min | Land and get straight to a quiet desk |
| The Strip hotels | 10–15 min | Depends on which end of the Strip |
Parking at Muze Office is free and on-site. Check the show's current parking information if you plan to move between the LVCC and the workspace.
Day Pass vs. meeting room: which to book for MAGIC
It comes down to whether you are working solo or hosting someone.
Book a Day Pass ($25) if you are working solo. A buyer catching up on orders between LVCC sessions, a rep prepping for tomorrow's appointments, or a designer answering email and calls needs a desk, WiFi, coffee, parking, and a phone booth — nothing more. Book online — same-day works.
Book a meeting room (from $39/hr) if you are hosting a buyer or presenting a line. This is the core MAGIC use case. Reserve by the hour for a 1-on-1 buyer meeting, a small-group line presentation with a screen, or an executive sit-down for distribution terms. AV and video conferencing are included, so you can show the full assortment or pull in a partner remotely. Browse current options on the Las Vegas meeting rooms page.
A practical pattern for show week: buy a Day Pass for yourself as a home base across all three days, and add a meeting room for the specific hours you have buyer appointments. Many attendees also arrive a day early for pre-show appointments — if you need several consecutive days, ask about weekly rates. For a fuller breakdown of show-week options, see our Las Vegas convention coworking guide.
Book your MAGIC workspace
MAGIC returns to the LVCC February 16–18, 2027. If you need a private room during the show, reserve in advance.
- Convention coworking — day passes and weekly options
- Meeting rooms — reserve by the hour
- Call (702) 370-7515



