NOTE: We have adjusted our cancellation policy so that if we can’t produce a live event because of COVID-19, or if government-issued travel restrictions and/or border closures prevent you from attending, event registrations can be transferred to Kidscreen Summit Virtual (and the difference refunded), transferred to Kidscreen Summit 2023, or fully refunded.

Looking for the most convenient accommodation option for your Kidscreen Summit trip? Nothing beats staying in the venue where the event is taking place.

Ranked #7 in the city by TripAdvisor, the InterContinental Miami is a thoroughly modern four-star hotel located on prime downtown waterfront. Its attractive features include breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay, spacious and well-appointed guestrooms (with 24-hour room service and minibars), an on-site Starbucks, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a full-service spa and a heated outdoor pool and sundeck.

The hotel is also just minutes away from South Beach, the Miami Design District, American Airlines Arena, Coconut Grove’s bohemian village and the many galleries, restaurants and boutique shops in Coral Gables.

Our hotel reservation link is open for business, and Kidscreen Summit attendees can book king or double rooms at the InterContinental Miami from February 11 to 19 for just US$359 a night (plus a US$20 nightly service fee). This is an outstanding rate for this hotel class in February, which is traditionally prime time for Miami travel and tourism.

We’ve secured as many rooms as possible, but the hotel block is limited, so we highly recommend that you book early before everything sells out. Use this link, or call the hotel directly at +1-305-577-1000 and reference Kidscreen Summit to get the preferred rate.

Your safety and comfort at the event is of paramount importance, so we will be requiring that all Kidscreen Summit delegates and visitors either:

VACCINATED DELEGATES will be required to upload their proof of full vaccination to a secure portal, developed and implemented with individual privacy as an overriding principle. The window for providing this documentation will be from November 29, 2021 to January 28, 2022. Delegates who fail to do so in time will be re-categorized as unvaccinated, levied a US$200 surcharge, and required to follow the process outlined below to access the event.

UNVACCINATED DELEGATES must register a negative test result via our on-site rapid antigen testing service DAILY in order to access the event. (These negative test results will be clearly noted on each unvaccinated delegate’s badge and are a requirement for entry each day.) Unvaccinated delegates will be required to pay for each of these tests, and payment will be collected directly by the on-site antigen testing service. Additionally, when they register for the event, unvaccinated delegates will be required to pay a US$200 surcharge to cover costs associated with providing the on-site antigen testing service, as well as extra security and staff to support this health & safety measure.

Subject to change, delegates will also be required to wear a mask in all indoor event spaces. Masks may only be removed to eat and/or drink in designated areas. Delegates must supply their own masks.

We will continue to take our lead from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on planning other baseline health & safety protocols for the event. These WILL include:

In accordance with Florida state law, our event venue is currently unable to mandate that all hotel staff be vaccinated. However, hotel staff will be required to wear masks at all times during the event.

Should you have any questions regarding health & safety at Kidscreen Summit, please email [email protected].

Good news for international attendees! The United States is set to reopen its border to fully vaccinated people on Monday, November 8, and the new policy does not require foreign visitors to go into quarantine. Air travellers will need to show proof of vaccination upon arrival, as well as presenting a negative COVID-19 viral test result taken within three days of travel, prior to boarding their flight to the US.

In setting the qualifications for this new policy, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recognizing vaccines that have full approval or emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), or that have been approved for emergency use by the World Health Organization (WHO). Furthermore, travellers who have received mixed doses of these qualifying vaccines will also be permitted to enter the country.

We will update the Kidscreen Summit website's Travel page as more details are confirmed about which types of documentation will be accepted as proof of vaccination.

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