The event
What is Architect Dreamin' Americas?
A two-day, in-person conference for Salesforce architects, by architects. Sessions are working sessions: small groups work through real architecture problems together, guided by an experienced facilitator.
When and where is the 2027 conference?
February 9–10, 2027, at Ports of Call®, SeaWorld Orlando in Orlando, Florida.
How is it different from other conferences?
There are no sales presentations and no beginner content. Sessions are interactive and built around real problems. Attendance is limited, so you can take part in every discussion.
Can I attend online? Will sessions be recorded?
Architect Dreamin' is an in-person event, built on hands-on participation. We will announce closer to the event whether any recordings or session materials will be shared afterward.
Is this the same event as Architect Dreamin' in Europe?
It is part of the same family of events, which started in Paris in 2022. Architect Dreamin' Americas has run since 2025. See past editions.
Is it still held with Cactusforce?
Cactusforce was our partner for the first two events in Scottsdale, and we are grateful for it. In 2027, Architect Dreamin' Americas is a conference of its own, in Orlando.
Attending
Who should attend?
Experienced Salesforce architects and senior professionals who solve complex problems. See who the event is for.
Do I need a Salesforce certification?
No. Most attendees hold the Application Architect or System Architect credential, are working toward one, or have the same level of real-world experience. Certifications only show the level of the conversation.
How much is a ticket, and when can I register?
There is one ticket, at $375. It is the same for everyone. Registration is coming soon. Ask to hear first when tickets go on sale.
What does the ticket include?
- All sessions and workshops, across parallel tracks
- The CTA mock review board
- Meals and refreshments during both days
- Evening networking with the other attendees
Where should I stay, and how do I get there?
Our preferred hotel is SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando at SeaWorld. Steps from the venue. A group rate is available. Book the group rate.
Nearest airports: Orlando International Airport (MCO), about 25 minutes away; Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB), about 45 minutes away.
Parking details will be posted closer to the event.
Can I cancel or transfer my ticket?
You can transfer your ticket to another person at no cost, up to the event date. All ticket sales are final: there are no refunds. If the organizers cancel the event, paid tickets are refunded. See the event terms.
Is there a code of conduct?
Yes. Everyone at the event (attendees, facilitators, sponsors and organizers) agrees to our code of conduct when they register. We want an event free of harassment, where everyone is welcome.
I have accessibility or food needs. What should I do?
We want everyone to be able to take part. You can tell us your accessibility and food needs when you register, or write to info@architectdreamin.us.
Will I be photographed?
Yes, the event is photographed and filmed for promotion. By registering, you accept our photo and media release. If you prefer not to be photographed, tell the event staff on site.
Taking part
How can I lead a session?
We look for facilitators, not presenters. See the session formats and send your proposal.
How can my company sponsor?
See sponsorship, or write to info@architectdreamin.us.
Who runs the event? Are tickets or sponsorships tax-deductible?
Architect Dreamin' Americas is run by Architect Americas Inc., a Delaware nonprofit corporation. Architect Americas Inc. has applied to the IRS for tax-exempt (501(c)(3)) status. Until it is granted, tickets and sponsorships are not tax-deductible donations.
Can I volunteer?
Yes, volunteers help make Architect Dreamin' happen. We will announce volunteer roles before the event. To show interest, write to info@architectdreamin.us.
What is the CTA mock review board?
A live practice of the Salesforce Certified Technical Architect review board. A candidate presents a solution to a real scenario and answers questions from a panel of judges. Everyone in the room sees how strong architects explain and defend their decisions. The organizers choose the candidates and judges.