Underground advertising from the ticket hall

Underground advertising uses the time someone spends inside the network. We book ticket gates, platforms and carriages together, because that is how long they have to actually read it. Send the city and the dates, and sites come back within 48 hours. Below ground there is no skyline competing with the panel, so a clear layout gets a proper read. We flag a tight date in the first reply.

Gates, platforms or carriages?

Inside the network there is time to read a panel. We check availability with the operator before you commit.

So we can route your brief to the right regional specialist for your campaign.

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London Underground advertising in the United Kingdom: a Tube train arrives at South Kensington beside Transport for London posters.

Every touchpoint on the underground network, planned as a single sequence.

Underground campaigns work because the audience can't scroll past them. On the entry into the station, past the ticket gates, down the escalators, along the platform and inside the carriage, every touchpoint compounds into a memorable sequence.

We plan underground campaigns as full-journey builds rather than one-off placements. Whether you're launching a product in London, running a category takeover in Paris or dominating a flagship station in Madrid, we book across escalator panels, cross-track posters, station dominations and ticket-gate media in one integrated plan.

Format Specifications

Underground advertising is planned as a sequence through the station, from the street to the platform.

Typical sizes
4, 6, 12, 16, 48 and 96-sheet posters, escalator panel runs, and ticket-gate wraps with portrait screens
Locations
Ticket halls, escalators, platforms and gates on underground networks
Coverage
A single site or a full station domination. Most poster flights are about 4 weeks. Dominations run 1 to 4 weeks
Best for
Brand campaigns and launches that need the whole commute

One Team. Every Step. No Friction

We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.

Underground advertising formatswe plan and book

Every underground campaign uses a different mix of sub-formats. From quoting, planning, booking, permits, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.

  • London Underground advertising in the United Kingdom: Liberty posters reading A gift less ordinary line the wall beside an escalator.

    Escalator Panels

    Stacked digital and static panels running the length of the escalator. Commuters ride slowly past the creative, delivering the closest thing outdoor has to a captive-screen moment.

  • London Underground platform advertising: a long Ripple poster along the tunnel wall reads Progress is worth more than promises, as a red train arrives.

    Posters

    The classic 4, 6, 12, 16, 48 and 96-sheet formats, printed and digital, along platforms, tunnels and station corridors. This is the daily stock of an underground plan.

  • London Underground station domination advertising in the United Kingdom: a Charlotte Tilbury takeover covers the walls, ceiling and floor of a tunnel.

    Station Domination

    A full station: entrance, corridors, escalators, platforms and gates. This is the strongest single-station launch format underground.

  • London Underground advertising in the United Kingdom: commuters pass ticket gates wrapped in Boss advertising.

    Ticket Gateways

    Branded ticket-gate wraps and adjacent portrait screens. The first and last brand interaction on every underground journey, delivering unmatched frequency.

Where underground is booked

Available in 12 markets

Open a country brief for underground pricing, sample sites, and market notes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Escalator panels, posters from 4-sheet up to 96-sheet, a full station, and branded ticket gates. In most cities this is simply called metro. London is the network that kept the older name.

A 6-sheet or a 48-sheet is efficient reach. A station domination or an escalator takeover is the premium. The plan is costed against the brief, network by network. Share the city and the budget and we will quote it.

4-sheet is about 1m by 1.5m. 6-sheet is 1.2m by 1.8m. 12-sheet is 3m by 1.5m. Then 16-sheet, 48-sheet at 6m by 3m, and 96-sheet at 12m by 3m. Digital equivalents are usually HD or 4K portrait. The exact spec follows the network.

Yes. Entrance, corridors, escalators, platforms and the gates. One station, every step of the way through it. Tell us which station and we will check the dates.

Posters and escalators are often three to four weeks. A domination, ticket-gate branding or a build across several formats needs six to twelve weeks, for permits, production and install. Share the date and we will say what can make it.

The London Underground is the largest network we book this way, with Paris, Madrid, Milan, Barcelona, Rome and other European systems beside it. Metros in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East are planned from the metro page. Tell us the city and we will route the brief.

Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialists will build the plan and manage the campaign from briefing through to delivery.

Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialist will come back with recommended formats, availability and next steps within 48 hours.

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