Full-funnel outdoor
We plan awareness through to conversion, pairing King Fahd Road exposure with retargeting and in-mall formats where it makes sense.
King Fahd Road cuts through Al Olaya, the commercial spine that carries Riyadh's biggest names in banking, retail and hospitality. Kingdom Centre Tower rises 302 metres above the road, and Al Faisaliah Tower, the country's first skyscraper, stands nearby. Large-format digital unipoles and building-mounted screens put a campaign in front of the drivers, shoppers and business travellers who pass through here every day.
A site on King Fahd Road?
The business traffic into Kingdom Centre is the audience. Share the weeks and we will price the face.
King Fahd Road sits at the centre of Riyadh's financial district, running past Kingdom Centre Tower and Al Faisaliah Tower, two of the buildings that first put the city's skyline on the map. Traffic here moves at business pace rather than tourist pace, past headquarters, banks and premium retail rather than attractions, which makes the audience unusually consistent. A screen or unipole on this stretch reaches the same commuters, executives and shoppers day after day, building the kind of repeated exposure a one-off attraction can't match. Sites here are roadside, facing multi-lane traffic moving in both directions.
302m
Kingdom Centre Tower height
The tower's inverted arch has anchored the King Fahd Road skyline since it opened in 2002.
267m
Al Faisaliah Tower height
Completed in 2000, it was the first skyscraper built in Saudi Arabia and stands on the same corridor.
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Floors in Kingdom Centre Tower
The tower's height and shape make it visible from multiple approaches along King Fahd Road.
Beyond theroadside
A well-placed screen on King Fahd Road gets photographed and shared by the same business crowd that already treats Kingdom Centre as a Riyadh landmark, so reach extends past the people who drive past it.
















Planning outdoor media in Saudi Arabia means working across very different environments, from the financial towers of Riyadh's Al Olaya district to leisure and tourism corridors on the coast. We handle site selection, permitting and production so a brand can move from brief to a live King Fahd Road campaign without chasing separate suppliers in each city.
We plan awareness through to conversion, pairing King Fahd Road exposure with retargeting and in-mall formats where it makes sense.
We plan awareness through to conversion, pairing King Fahd Road exposure with retargeting and in-mall formats where it makes sense.
Our Riyadh team handles permitting and production locally, so a campaign can go live without weeks of back and forth.
Two decades of buying media in Saudi Arabia means we know which King Fahd Road sites actually get seen, and we quote those.
We adapt creative for the format and viewing distance of each screen, rather than shrinking a billboard design to fit a building-mounted display.
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.
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Explore Global LocationsPricing depends on the format, the exact site and how long you book it for, since a building-mounted screen near Kingdom Centre carries different rates to a roadside unipole further along the corridor. Digital slots are typically sold in weekly or monthly loops rather than a single flat rate. Tell us your budget and goals and we will put together options across the corridor. Get in touch with our team for current availability and pricing.
King Fahd Road is one of the strongest options because it runs through Al Olaya, the district that holds Riyadh's main banking, retail and hospitality names, including Kingdom Centre and Al Faisaliah Tower. It suits brands targeting business and premium retail audiences rather than pure leisure footfall. For entertainment-led campaigns, a site like Boulevard City during Riyadh Season might fit better. We can help you compare corridors based on your audience.
Yes, there are digital unipoles and building-mounted screens along King Fahd Road within view of Kingdom Centre. Availability changes by season and by how far in advance you book, so earlier requests get first choice of slot and loop position. We can check current availability for the exact stretch you want.
Most bookings run in weekly or monthly blocks, though shorter tactical bursts are possible around specific dates or launches. Digital screens loop content on a rotation with other advertisers rather than showing one advert continuously, so we'll walk you through loop length and share of voice before you book.
The corridor carries a steady flow of commuters, business travellers and shoppers moving between Al Olaya's offices, hotels and malls, so the audience skews toward working professionals and higher household income rather than tourists passing through. That makes it a strong fit for financial services, premium retail, automotive and B2B brands.
Formats range from standard roadside unipoles to large building-mounted LED that can run to tower scale, so creative has to be built for the specific screen rather than a generic billboard template. We size and adapt every design to the display it will actually run on, and can share exact dimensions once you've picked a site.
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.
Share a brief and a specialist will come back with recommended formats, availability and next steps within 48 hours.