Integrated Systems Europe 2027

You may only register for one type of badge. Please read the following if you're not sure which is right for you: For most visitors to ISE, the attendee badge is what is required. It gives you access to the show floor during opening hours, plus access to free content sessions. You can also purchase tickets for the content programme as part of the attendee registration process. If you need to access the show floor before or after show hours, for instance to attend a briefing with an exhibitor, please ask that exhibitor to register you as one of their staff. Do not register as an attendee; the exhibitor will not be able to change your badge type. If you are a member of the press whose magazine or brand is exhibiting at the show, please register as Press if you want access to the Press Room. (Exhibitor and Press badges both give access to the show floor outside show hours.)

When you register for ISE 2027, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to your badge in PDF format. You should print your badge before you leave for Barcelona and bring it with you.

Our official accommodation partner, bnetwork, has a dedicated website for booking your ISE accommodation. Use the search tools to find your perfect hotel, and benefit from great rates.

We are once again running free shuttle buses between Fira and Plaça Espanya. Please check back here for times.

Please see our Location and Opening Hours page.

For more in-depth answers around the collection of ID numbers during registration to ISE 2027, please visit this page for detailed FAQs on this subject.

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There are cloakrooms outside the South Access (covered), inside Hall 1 and inside the East and North Accesses.

Because of the business nature of ISE, children under 16 may not be admitted to the show, including during build-up and breakdown. Young people aged 16-18 must register, pay the necessary fees and be accompanied by an adult at all times.

ISE collects ID numbers to ensure the physical safety and security of all attendees. Collecting attendee identity data enables ISE to be aware of the identity of all attendees and, if strictly necessary due to concrete threats or risks to the event, to share this data with the Spanish police only following a formal request from them. This supports targeted risk assessment and preventive action before anyone enters the venue. Identity verification by police is not a replacement for, but an enhancement of, existing access controls.