Flat5th Ave & West 35th St NY JCDecaux LED Screen
Screen Details
Dimensions: 1065 x 1895 mm
Technical Specs: 1080x1920 px
Operating Hours: 24 hours
Demographics: Young urban professionals, affluent shoppers (25-55), business commuters & C-suite decision-makers, tech-aware, trend-setting individuals, high disposable income, A/B socioeconomic status, diverse international and domestic tourists, gender-balanced, high level of education, active in "active space"
Media Costs: $1,500 - $6,500/display for 4 weeks
Key Features
- Best selling point: This premium JCDecaux LED screen at the 5th Avenue & West 35th Street bus shelter delivers eye-level digital exposure in Midtown Manhattan along one of New York’s most trafficked pedestrian and commercial corridors, perfect for high-impact urban brand visibility.
- Built with high-brightness outdoor-rated LED display technology integrated into the bus shelter street furniture, reaching pedestrians, commuters, and luxury retail audiences 24/7.
- Supports full-motion digital creative and dynamic content formats that drive engagement and recall in a dense urban environment.
- Located at 5th Avenue & West 35th Street, a nexus of Midtown activity near Herald Square, Empire State Building, transit hubs, and major shopping destinations with constant foot traffic.
- Ideal for brands seeking high-frequency, street-level advertising in the heart of Manhattan’s commercial and tourist core.
The 5th Ave & West 35th St JCDecaux LED Screen is a prominent digital billboard located on Fifth Avenue at West 35th Street, right near the iconic Empire State Building in Midtown Manhattan where nonstop foot and vehicle traffic flow through one of New York City’s busiest shopping and tourism corridors. Operated by JCDecaux as part of its expansive street‑level digital network that covers key luxury retail and high‑traffic zones including Fifth Avenue, this screen delivers bright, high‑resolution motion content that reaches both visitors and locals throughout the day and evening. Its placement at such a central intersection makes it a valuable DOOH location for brands looking to connect with millions of people as they explore the city’s core retail and cultural landmarks.
