Corner7-Eleven Benito Juarez 3D Billboard
Screen Details
Dimensions: Unknown
Technical Specs: Unknown
Operating Hours: 24 hours
Demographics: Age 18-45; urban professionals; shoppers; daily commuters; mixed socioeconomic groups; tech-savvy; heavy mobile usage; diverse gender balance
Key Features
- Best selling point: Located right in Monterrey’s bustling downtown on Avenida Benito Juárez, this 3D curved LED screen sits on top of a 7-Eleven, guaranteeing constant attention from pedestrians and vehicles.
- Surrounded by restaurants, retail stores and high foot traffic areas, making it one of the most visible digital billboards in the city.
- Frequently used for viral fan projects and brand activations, including anime and pop culture campaigns like the Boruto birthday display.
- Offers high brightness and curved format for realistic 3D or anamorphic visuals that stand out even under daylight.
- Ideal for creative campaigns targeting younger audiences and social-media-driven engagement in Monterrey’s urban center.
The 7‑Eleven Benito Juárez 3D Billboard is a large LED digital display mounted at the busy corner of Avenida Benito Juárez and Juan Ignacio Ramón Street, right beside a 7‑Eleven and close to the well‑known Plaza de la Tecnología tech shopping area in Mexico City’s Benito Juárez borough. This screen uses bright, high‑resolution motion graphics and paid creative effects that can include perspective tricks to make visuals feel more three‑dimensional and engaging for people walking, riding, or driving by. Its location at a lively urban crossroads with heavy foot and vehicle traffic gives brands a dynamic platform to reach a wide local audience with bold, attention‑grabbing digital out‑of‑home content that stands out in one of the city’s key commercial zones.