Which cities support subway advertising?

We plan campaigns across major systems including New York City (MTA), Chicago (CTA), Boston (MBTA), Washington DC (WMATA), San Francisco Bay Area (BART/Muni), and Philadelphia (SEPTA).

What formats are available?

Station dominations, platform posters, digital networks, interior car cards, and train exterior wraps depending on the system.

How long are typical campaigns?

Most static formats run in 4-week cycles; digital networks can support weekly or dayparted buys.

Do you handle production and specs?

Yes. We provide creative specs, review artwork, and coordinate printing/installation with certified transit vendors.

How is performance measured?

We share estimated impressions and station traffic data; attribution can be supported with QR codes, short URLs, and store-lift analyses.

Subway Advertising – Transit & Station Ads

Why Subway Advertising?

Subway media delivers repetitive exposure and extended dwell times. Reach riders as they navigate platforms, corridors, and car interiors—perfect for launches, app installs, events, and retail call-to-actions.

High-Frequency Reach Where People Move

We plan by ridership volumes, transfer flows, and station dwell, prioritizing gateways to offices, universities, retail districts, and arenas.

Key Advantages

Feature	Benefit
Station Dominations	Own multiple touchpoints in one hub for total immersion
Interior Car Cards/Digital	Close-range reads and repeat exposure during trips
Exterior Wraps	Massive moving canvases across entire rail lines
Digital Networks	Dayparting, rapid swaps, and contextual messaging

Top Subway Systems & Priority Hubs

City/System	Key Stations & Zones
New York City (MTA)	Times Sq–42 St, Grand Central, Fulton St, Union Sq, Herald Sq
Chicago (CTA)	Clark/Lake, Jackson, Roosevelt, Washington/Wabash, O’Hare
Boston (MBTA)	Park Street, Downtown Crossing, South Station, Back Bay
Washington, DC (WMATA)	Metro Center, L’Enfant Plaza, Gallery Place, Union Station
San Francisco (BART/Muni)	Embarcadero, Montgomery, Powell, Civic Center
Philadelphia (SEPTA)	City Hall, 30th Street Station, 15th Street/Market

Ask for station maps, formats, and availability by line and direction of travel.

Planning & Packages

Package	Notes	Budget
Station Domination	Multiple assets within a single hub	Market-based
Line Coverage	Interior car cards or digital units across a line	Market-based
Digital Network Buy	Platform screens, dayparting, dynamic creative	Custom