SRS 2026
Overview
SRS members perform the most complex spine deformity surgeries in the world -- if you make spinal deformity implants, neuromonitoring equipment, or 3D surgical planning software, this is the highest-concentration audience possible. The international venue in Sydney provides access to Asia-Pacific spine leaders who are harder to reach at US shows.
Key Facts
- Host organization: Scoliosis Research Society
- Primary specialty: spinal deformity
- Scale: small
- Geography: International
- International attendance: ~60%
Best For
Buyer Stage Fit
Booth Costs
Booth pricing not yet verified for SRS. Request our research →
All-In Cost Estimate (10×10 Inline)
| Space rental | — |
| Drayage | $1,200 – $2,500 |
| Electrical (20A) | $300 – $450 |
| Carpet/padding | $200 – $400 |
| Cleaning (3 days) | $150 – $250 |
| Lead retrieval (1 unit) | $400 – $900 |
| Wi-Fi | $500 – $1,500 |
| Estimated total | $8,000 – $20,000 |
Does not include travel, staffing, booth display, or marketing materials.
Audience
~1,500 attendees focused exclusively on spinal deformity (scoliosis, kyphosis, spondylolisthesis). The most specialized spine meeting -- these are the surgeons who perform the most complex corrective spine surgeries. Theme for 2026: 'Bridges and Transitions.' International membership -- SRS is a global society.
- Purchasing authority: ~70% of attendees
- Effective buyers: ~1,050
- Cost per effective buyer: $13.33 ($14,000 all-in ÷ 1,050 buyers)
- International attendance: ~60%
Venue & Logistics
- Venue: International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC), Sydney, Australia
- Management company: SRS (in-house, Milwaukee, WI office)
Who Else Exhibits
Exhibitor data coming soon for SRS.
Our Take
Why Exhibit
SRS members perform the most complex spine deformity surgeries in the world -- if you make spinal deformity implants, neuromonitoring equipment, or 3D surgical planning software, this is the highest-concentration audience possible. The international venue in Sydney provides access to Asia-Pacific spine leaders who are harder to reach at US shows.
Why Skip
2026 is in Sydney, Australia, which significantly increases travel costs and logistics for US-based companies. Very small show (~1,500) with a hyper-specialized audience. If your spine product is general (disc replacement, fusion for degenerative disease), NASS is a much better fit. The affiliate space request system suggests limited exhibit floor size.
Insider Tips
Sydney 2026 is a year to skip for US-only companies unless you have Asia-Pacific distribution ambitions. For domestic SRS years (rotates), this is essential for deformity-focused spine companies. Also consider IMAST as a separate exhibit opportunity. SRS rotates internationally -- check future locations before committing.
Buzzbox Score: 3.4 / 10 — Below Average
Key Deadlines
| Deadline | Date |
|---|---|
| Early Registration Closes | August 18, 2026 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a booth cost at SRS?
An all-in 10×10 booth at SRS runs roughly $8,000–$20,000, including space rental, drayage, electrical, carpet, and basic services. Travel, staffing, and booth display are additional.
How many people attend SRS?
SRS draws approximately 1,500 attendees. ~1,500 attendees focused exclusively on spinal deformity (scoliosis, kyphosis, spondylolisthesis). The most specialized spine meeting -- these are the surgeons who perform the most complex corrective spine surgeries. Theme for 2026: 'Bridges and Transitions.' International membership -- SRS is a global society.
When is SRS ?
SRS is scheduled for October 6-10, 2026. Location: International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC), Sydney, Australia.
Is SRS worth exhibiting at?
SRS members perform the most complex spine deformity surgeries in the world -- if you make spinal deformity implants, neuromonitoring equipment, or 3D surgical planning software, this is the highest-concentration audience possible. The international venue in Sydney provides access to Asia-Pacific spine leaders who are harder to reach at US shows..