Media Resources

The locations cover four-way traffic around the ring road, long-distance traffic on main arterial roads and dense pedestrian flows on overpasses. Free from obstruction by tall buildings, they deliver continuous exposure throughout all time slots including morning rush-hour commutes and nighttime leisure hours around the clock.

This location lies in the heart of Bangkok’s Sathon and Silom financial CBD, serving as a vital transportation hub connecting old Bangkok, the Sukhumvit business district and the Chao Phraya River waterfront. It is an essential thoroughfare for two-way vehicle and pedestrian traffic across the city.

It consists of a giant vertical LED screen on the upper level and a horizontal LED large screen on the lower level operating in tandem. The dual screens form a three-dimensional visual matrix, facing the traffic on Rama IV Road and the viaduct route of the light rail. Boasting an unobstructed wide view, they deliver striking visual impact even from a long distance.

The screen is installed on the street-facing facade of the main MBK building, at the intersection of Rama I Road. Facing two-way traffic and a pedestrian overpass, it is an iconic naked-eye 3D oval LED media in the Siam commercial district.

The station-front square is spacious, unobstructed and free of columns or building blockages, delivering an immersive visual impact. It fully covers the square waiting areas, bus stops, taxi holding lots and all traffic along Moling Road. Featuring long-distance visibility with no blind spots, it enables precise passive exposure of visuals to passengers during their waiting time.

A large screen is mounted directly above the entrance for incoming passengers. The display remains visible overhead throughout passengers' entire journey—from climbing stairs to walking toward the ticket gates. Its visuals can be seen from a long distance, and passengers cannot avoid viewing it while queuing for identity verification or waiting to enter the station, resulting in an advertising reach rate exceeding 98%.

Large screens occupy the primary visual touchpoint for passengers entering the station, serving as the first brand imagery visitors see upon arrival. Passengers can view them from multiple vantage points throughout their journey—when slowly driving down the elevated drop-off road, walking through station entrance corridors, and queuing for security checks—generating triple exposure effects: long-distance visibility, sustained display, and repeated viewing.

This media outlet is an S+ grade platform with a daily release frequency of over 300 times. The media space, covering an ultra-large area of more than 25 square meters, is located right in the center of the second floor of the North Entrance. Situated on the main passenger flow route of the North Entrance, it sees heavy foot traffic and reaches most passengers entering the station and waiting for trains at Beijing West Railway Station.