Three conditions gate entry. A company must be under five years old, must have raised no more than a Series B, and must have a product that can be demonstrated on a stand. First-time exhibitors are given priority over returners, so the zone turns over from year to year.
Eureka Park is the startup section of the CES show floor in Las Vegas. What is on offer is stand space in that section rather than a place on a programme, and taking it costs nothing in equity. Exhibitors come from AI, consumer tech, health and mobility.
There is no application deadline. Space is allocated on a rolling basis and is open now, but it has historically sold out around October and November, so the real cut-off is set by the queue rather than by the organisers.
What it actually costs you
Eureka Park is the startup discovery zone inside CES in Las Vegas, where exhibitors take stand space in a dedicated area of the show floor. Entry is restricted to companies under five years old with at most Series B funding and a demo-ready product, and first-time exhibitors are prioritised. Exhibiting costs no equity, and intake runs on a rolling basis across AI, consumer tech, health and mobility.