DOOH & outdoor advertising in United States
Plan, buy and traffic licence-gated outdoor campaigns across United States — roadside LED, transit, stadium and retail screens, each paired with geofenced mobile retargeting and market-specific compliance controls.
The cities and locations listed here are examples of our inventory. Through our programmatic ad networks we can access a much broader range of outdoor screens in United States — request a custom screen list for your target city.
Outdoor rules in United States
Outdoor gambling ads restricted
Only state-licensed operators may advertise, and only in states with legal betting or iGaming. Outdoor is allowed with state limits: Massachusetts (205 CMR 256) bars ads at schools and where 25% of the audience is under 21, and Ohio (OAC 3775-16-08) bars campus advertising. Check each state's rules.
- No ads at K-12 schools or aimed at college campuses (MA, OH)
- Digital billboards must show responsible-gaming messaging throughout (MA 256.06)
- No ads aimed at under-21s
Sources
- 205 CMR 256.00: Sports Wagering Advertising Massachusetts Gaming Commission
- Rule 3775-16-08 Advertising Ohio Casino Control Commission, 15 October 2022
Last reviewed 5 November 2026. Checked weekly and when regulators publish changes. A summary for campaign planning, not legal advice.
Outdoor advertising by state
Licensing and creative rules differ per state, so campaigns in United States are planned state by state.
Arizona
10 cities · Phoenix
Arkansas
10 cities · Little Rock
Colorado
10 cities · Denver
Connecticut
10 cities · Bridgeport
Delaware
10 cities · Wilmington
Illinois
10 cities · Chicago
Indiana
10 cities · Indianapolis
Iowa
10 cities · Des Moines
Kansas
10 cities · Wichita
Kentucky
10 cities · Louisville
Louisiana
10 cities · New Orleans
Maine
10 cities · Portland
Maryland
10 cities · Baltimore
Massachusetts
10 cities · Boston
Michigan
10 cities · Detroit
Missouri
10 cities · Kansas City
Nevada
10 cities · Las Vegas
New Hampshire
10 cities · Manchester
New Jersey
10 cities · Newark
New York
10 cities · New York City
North Carolina
10 cities · Charlotte
Ohio
10 cities · Columbus
Oregon
10 cities · Portland
Pennsylvania
10 cities · Philadelphia
Rhode Island
10 cities · Providence
Tennessee
10 cities · Nashville
Vermont
10 cities · Burlington
Virginia
10 cities · Virginia Beach
West Virginia
10 cities · Charleston
Wyoming
10 cities · Cheyenne
Premium locations in United States
Landmark screens from the global network, with the network's own screen type and daily impression figures.
Times Square
New York
Spectacular-format LED across the Bowtie, from Broadway to 7th Avenue. Ideal for launch moments in regulated US states and sportsbook seasonal pushes.
- 24 premium LED faces
- ≈360,000 daily pedestrians
American Dream / Meadowlands
East Rutherford
American Dream is a large retail and entertainment complex next to MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands, with LED displays across its exterior and interior. Its exterior screens face the stadium and the Route 3/120 approaches.
- "The Ultimate Display": 556 ft long and up to 45 ft tall, 12 mm pitch, about 18,000 sq ft…
- Audience data on request
District Detroit (Ford Field & Comerica Park)
Detroit
A corner LED spectacular on a parking structure at Brush Street and Adams Avenue, at the edge of Greektown and just outside the gates of Ford Field and Comerica Park. It can run anamorphic 3D creative.
- Screen runs about 200 ft across both sides of the corner and supports XScape anamorphic 3D (OUTFRONT, 2025)…
- Audience data on request
30th Street Station
Philadelphia
Philadelphia's main intercity rail station on the Northeast Corridor, also served by SEPTA Regional Rail. Intersection sells all in-station advertising, including programmatic digital inventory.
- Intersection lists Amtrak at 30th Street Station among its programmatic digital inventory…
- Audience data on request
Dilworth Park / City Hall
Philadelphia
The plaza on the west side of Philadelphia City Hall, above the city's main subway concourse. Intersection lists a Dilworth Park video wall among its Philadelphia street media.
- Intersection names a Dilworth Park video wall, plus large-format digital billboards along Market Street…
- Audience data on request
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Midtown Manhattan's Beaux-Arts rail terminal and one of New York's most-visited landmarks. Its main concourse, corridors, Grand Central Madison and Metro-North platforms carry digital dioramas and Liveboard networks.
- Digital Diorama Network: four 101-inch screens on the main concourse north wall…
- 750,000+ people pass through the main concourse daily (OUTFRONT, 2025; no year given for the figure)
Madison Square Garden / Penn District
New York
The blocks around Madison Square Garden and the 7th Avenue entrances to Penn Station, where Vornado has built large-scale digital signage towers. Event crowds from the Garden mix here with commuters at one of the busiest rail hubs in North America.
- Vornado lists large-scale signage towers in the Penn District, but gives no count or sizes…
- 600,000+ commuters pass through Pennsylvania Station daily (Vornado, no year given)
Barclays Center / Atlantic Terminal
New York
A shopping center and transit hub at Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues, directly across from Barclays Center, with a digital screen network inside the mall. The adjacent Atlantic Av–Barclays Center station is one of Brooklyn's main subway interchanges.
- 15 digital placements: eight 85" LCDs, four 98" LCDs and three double-sided 65" kiosks…
- 20M+ annual visitors to Atlantic Terminal; 1,366,164 weekly impressions (Geopath)…
Hudson Yards
New York
Manhattan's newest mixed-use district on the Far West Side. Intersection runs an exclusive digital network here, including the only media on the High Line, and 11th Avenue has a double-sided digital spectacular.
- Intersection describes ultra-large-format displays and interactive kiosks, but gives no count…
- 1,119,027 weekly impressions for the 11th Ave digital spectacular (Alluvit listing, no year given)
Wrigleyville
Chicago
The streets around Wrigley Field, where billboard spectaculars face the ballpark across Addison and Clark Streets. Game-day crowds and the Addison Red Line station make it one of Chicago's busiest sports districts.
- Branded Cities spectacular at 959 W Addison (Addison & Sheffield), across from Wrigley Field…
- Audience data on request
O'Hare International Airport
Chicago
Chicago's main airport and a major United and American hub. Clear Channel Airports has held the indoor advertising concession, with a large digital network that includes a 360-degree digital globe in Terminal 3.
- Nearly 400 digital devices across O'Hare and Midway…
- More than 66 million passengers annually across O'Hare and Midway (Moodie Davitt Report, 2013)
Fremont Street
Las Vegas
The pedestrian mall in downtown Las Vegas, covered by an LED canopy billed as the world's largest single video screen. The canopy, stage screens, column screens and the SlotZilla screen are sold as ad and sponsorship inventory.
- Viva Vision canopy 1,500' x 90', 15,104 x 1,088 px. Other inventory: center stage screen 10' x 13'3"…
- ~24.1 million annual visitors (FSE sponsorship deck, no year given)
Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas
The entertainment capital's neon-lit boulevard with spectacular digital displays reaching tourists and convention attendees.
- LED Spectacular
- Audience data on request
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Chicago's Magnificent Mile featuring premium digital out-of-home screens in one of America's top shopping districts.
- Digital Billboard
- Audience data on request
Formats we run in United States
Large-format and spectacular DOOH
Roadside LED, landmark canvases and stadium perimeter screens.
City and transit screens
Metro, rail, airport and mall networks for frequency in urban cores.
Synced mobile retargeting
Geofenced mobile display and video around every booked screen.
Bookings in United States are released only after licence verification, with local responsible-gambling messaging and age gating on every frame. 18+ / 19+ / 21+ / 24+ where applicable.
Regulator and advertising rules in United States
Every outdoor booking in United States is checked against the rules below before creative is trafficked.
- Licence framework
- State gaming commission licence (per state)
- Minimum age
- 21+ creative and targeting floor enforced before screens go live.
- Display, video and outdoor rules
- Licensed advertisers only, responsible-gambling and self-exclusion messaging on every frame, and no placement near schools, youth venues or audiences we cannot age-verify.
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- For operators and affiliates — every plan is compliance-checked before it goes live.
- Compliance-checked plan across Display, Video and DOOH within one business day.
- Deterministic, cookieless audiences with self-exclusion suppression built in.
- No lock-in: one-time campaign or a yearly plan, your call.
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