The Oregon International Auto Show runs February 18 to 21, 2027 in Halls A, A1, B, C, D and E at the Oregon Convention Center, 777 NE Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. The show page prints 350,000 square feet of exhibit space and hundreds of vehicles.
February 18 is a Thursday. February 21 is a Sunday. A Thursday arrival and a Sunday checkout is three nights. A Wednesday arrival adds a fourth.
What the 2027 show publishes
The 2027 pages carry the dates, the halls, the hours and the ticket rule: Public Event - Tickets Purchase Required.
Hours run Thursday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday noon to 10 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Entry closes one hour before the show closes, and the box office runs on the same clock.
The 2027 ticket price is unpublished. The show site prints Stay tuned for more details on our 2027 Show.
The ticketing page attached to the show sells a different cycle. It lists February 19 to 22, 2026 and prints Online tickets-sales for this show are closed at this time.
The 2026 ladder is the last published price set for this event: adult $20, senior 65 and over $15, military $15, youth 10 to 15 $10, children 9 and under free, Thursday only $20, an adult four-pack at $72 and a family four-pack at $50 for two adults and two youth. Sunday youth admission is free. A ticket covers one day, and same-day re-entry is allowed.
At those 2026 prices four adult tickets cost $80 at the gate and $72 in the pack. Two adults and two youth cost $60 at the gate and $50 in the pack.
Three parking numbers on one garage
Parking carries a published price on three pages, and the three pages disagree.
The venue page prints a standard daily entry rate of $15 for up to 18 hours with no in and out privileges. It prints a larger event rate beside it: a dynamic $15 to $25 charged at garage entry during events.
The 2026 ticketing page prints its own line. Parking at the Convention Center garage is dynamic and ranges from $12 to $20.
That figure belongs to a show that closed in February 2026. The venue page carries no cycle stamp. Read $15 as the floor and $25 as the event ceiling, and record the $12 to $20 line as the 2026 reading.
The garage across four show days
Four days at the standard $15 is $60. Four days at the event ceiling of $25 is $100. The spread is $40 on one car.
Overnight parking is prohibited. The garage opens at 6 a.m. A car that arrives at 6 a.m. on Saturday waits four hours for the 10 a.m. gate.
Capacity is 800 spaces, first come, first served, and the venue page states the garage can reach capacity on a busy event day. Clearance is 7 feet on P1 and 9 feet on P2. Ten accessible spaces sit on P1 and 11 on P2. The booths are cashless.
The Thursday that needs one long entry
February 18 carries two windows. The public floor runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Sneak Peek Charity Event runs 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on a separate ticket, and two and a half hours sit between them.
The standard rate grants no in and out privilege. One entry at 10 a.m. covers both windows inside 18 hours. Two entries on the same day cost $30 at the standard rate.
The one property the show names
Where to Stay on the visitor page names Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center, 375 NE Holladay Street, telephone 971.222.1234.
No cut-off date and no room rate appear on the show site. The 2027 pages hold dates, halls, hours and a ticket rule.
The ask, in the order it moves money
Parking inside the rate. Ask a property within walking distance of the MLK lobby to quote a February 18 to 21 rate that includes four nights of garage entry, and name the $60 to $100 the garage would otherwise take.
Then the fourth night. Ask for the Wednesday at the same rate, so the car is parked before a 10 a.m. Thursday opening.
Then the itemised total: room, tax, any destination or amenity fee, and the parking line by name and amount.
Then the cancellation date in writing. The show publishes no cut-off, so the property sets the term.
Then the room count in one request. Ten rooms or more goes to the groupRooms request for proposal, where hotels compete on a group rate.
The mechanic
hotelhaggle sends a name-your-price offer to 50+ hotels at once. Its seller-of-travel page names Florida, Hawaii, Iowa and Washington as states it cannot serve. Oregon is not on that list. The fee is $0.
An event with no published ticket price, no published room rate and no published cut-off leaves one sourced number to anchor on: the garage. Put that number into the request and let the property answer it.
