Media Resources

As the only mandatory area for ticket processing, passengers spend an average of 3 to 10 minutes queuing for ticketing services while waiting stationary. All offline travelers have no alternative routes and will actively pay attention to the large screen information. Positioned in the core visual zone of the hall, the large screen is unobstructed by columns or walls, delivering full-coverage mandatory visual exposure with no blind spots, and its exposure coverage far exceeds that of the station corridors.

Located at the central core of the arrivals floor and right by the exit of the metro transfer passage, this exclusive blockbuster media outlet covers all crowds exiting the arrivals floor, metro transfer passengers and terminal transfer travelers. Boasting an optimal location and cutting-edge latest format, it sits on the only mandatory route for all passengers who cannot avoid viewing it, and delivers stunning naked-eye 3D visual effects with tremendous impact.

Media placements fully cover arriving passengers along the corridors in the arrival hall. Positioned right in front of the exit ticket gates to greet arriving travelers, the matrix LED screens deliver striking visual effects, enabling audiences to better absorb the advertising content.

The big screen is located along the central axis of the hall, and the waiting seats, ticket-checking routes, and commercial passages are all within view, so passengers see the screen repeatedly throughout. Passengers typically wait for 30–90 minutes, a prime window when they’re tired of their phones and have free attention.

Located opposite the west exit of Zhengzhou East Station, it’s a place that arriving travelers pass through whether they’re taking the subway or parking their private cars. At the same time, it’s next to the entrance for departing passengers, so anyone heading out by subway or car will go through here. It covers 70% of arriving passenger flow and 50% of departing passenger flow.

The media is mainly placed at the key positions above all A/B ticket gates on the third-floor waiting hall. It's a rare, fully covered digital media resource within the station.

Located right at the entrance of the taxi waiting area on the B2 level of the North Square, facing the queue of people, it allows for precise guidance where 'what you see is what you choose,' giving the ad more chances to interact deeply with travelers and effectively strengthening brand recall.

Right opposite Exit 2 North is the first big screen that passengers see when they arrive in Beijing and exit the station. Its location is super eye-catching, right in the path everyone takes when leaving the station, and it can grab travelers’ attention at first glance.