Get ready, because the Western Pool & Spa Show is about to deliver an exhilarating event this spring at the Long Beach Convention Center, taking place February 12-14, 2026.
The Western Pool & Spa Show is not just another trade event — it’s an absolute must for every pool and spa service professional who wants to stay sharp, grow their business, and have an incredible time doing it.
Over three packed days, this show combines one of the largest and most diverse education programs in the country with a vibrant exhibit hall busy with the latest products, tools, and technology.
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Whether you’re a veteran technician or just starting out, the training opportunities are unmatched, with classes offered in both English and Spanish to make sure no one misses out.
From advanced troubleshooting of pumps and heaters to mastering water chemistry and digital controls, the seminars are designed to send you home with new skills you can put to work immediately.
What really sets the Western Show apart, though, is the energy and fun it builds into the experience. Every hour, prizes are given away on the show floor, keeping the excitement alive throughout the day. At the end of the event, the massive cash giveaway — $20,000 — is a tradition that keeps attendees on the edge of their seats. The atmosphere is electric, a mix of serious learning and genuine celebration of the pool and spa service trade. You’ll see live demonstrations, talk directly with manufacturers, and get your hands on products before anyone else in your market.
And that's not all. The convention center sits right on the waterfront, minutes away from the Queen Mary, the Aquarium of the Pacific, and a lively downtown with restaurants, bars, and entertainment. Disneyland, Hollywood, and the So. California coastline are just a short drive away.
The combination of professional development, industry networking, exciting giveaways, and an unbeatable location makes the Western Pool & Spa Show a highlight of the year — and one that no serious service pro should miss.
