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Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia Billboard Advertising on the Most Important Commuter Corridors

Philadelphia billboard advertising dominates Philly’s busiest commuter corridors with placements across Citizens Bank Park, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia International Airport, Reading Terminal Market, and Independence Hall. Capitol Outdoor delivers unmatched OOH visibility throughout Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and the Greater Philadelphia region.

Citizens Bank Park

Independence Hall

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia International Airport

Reading Terminal Market

Philadelphia, PA Inventory

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Landmark locations

Capitol Outdoor billboards in Philadelphia, PA capture the attention of people near these landmark location. 

Why Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia Billboards: 12 Bulletins on the Region's Busiest Corridors

Capitol Outdoor operates twelve illuminated bulletins across greater Philadelphia’s most heavily traveled corridors — the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I-95, and the Route 130 and Route 322 approaches — in 14’×48′, 16’×60′, and 20’×60′ formats. Individual units reach up to 1.5 million weekly impressions, putting billboard advertising in Philadelphia in front of the commuters, travelers, and freight traffic that move the Delaware Valley every day.

Our Philadelphia bulletins are concentrated on three corridor groups:

Pennsylvania Turnpike

Six bulletins along the Turnpike — including the Turnpike Bridge and the County Line Road and Durham Road segments — with top units reaching 1.5 million weekly impressions.

I-95 at the Turnpike Bridge

Two bulletins where I-95 meets the Pennsylvania Turnpike connector capture through-traffic on the East Coast's primary artery.

Route 130 & Route 322 Approaches

Four bulletins on the regional approaches — US 130 in South Jersey and US 322 near Route 452 — reach commuters on both sides of the Delaware.
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions: Billboard Advertising in Philadelphia

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How much does a billboard cost in Philadelphia?

Costs vary by corridor, format, and campaign length — a Turnpike Bridge unit facing peak commuter flow prices differently than a regional-approach bulletin, and availability shifts with demand. Capitol Outdoor will provide a custom quote based on your audience and dates — contact us today.

What billboard formats are available in Philadelphia?

Twelve illuminated bulletins in three sizes: the standard 14’×48′, plus larger 16’×60′ and 20’×60′ formats on the Turnpike and I-95 bridge positions — all built for readability at highway speed.

Where are Capitol Outdoor's Philadelphia billboards located?

Along the Pennsylvania Turnpike (County Line Road, Durham Road, and the Turnpike Bridge), on I-95 at the Turnpike connector, and on the US 130 and US 322 regional approaches.

How do I buy a billboard in Philadelphia?

Share your campaign goals, audience, and flight dates and we’ll recommend the right corridors. As an independent operator with no corporate minimums, Capitol Outdoor handles production, installation, and monitoring end to end — from quote to live in days, not months.

Start Your Philadelphia Billboard Campaign

Twelve bulletins. Three major corridors. Millions of weekly impressions across the Delaware Valley. Tell us about your campaign and we’ll send availability, impression data, and pricing within 24 hours.

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