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| Area：Hangzhou | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：58 |
| Address：No.91 Jianghan Road, Jianghan District, Wuhan City | Format：Naked eye 3D | Duration：15s |
| Location：STAY | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：9-22o'clock |
| Size：(25.5m+4.2m) × 12.85m = 381.65㎡ | Min Period：week |
Nestled at the corner where Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street intersects Zhongshan Avenue in Wuhan, this site sits at the busiest prime crossroads of Jianghan Road with heavy foot traffic. Built directly above Jianghan Road Metro Station for Lines 2 and 6, the screen is visible right outside Exit E, boasting the unique advantage of dual metro access. It draws over one million passenger trips every day, and the massive inherent foot traffic lays a foundation for tens of millions of brand impressions, making it an ideal spot to build a landmark urban visual display for Wuhan.
Jianghan Road welcomes over 100 million visitors annually, with a daily average of more than 250,000 visitors on workdays, a single-day peak exceeding 400,000 during holidays, and nearly 2 million visitors across five-day small vacations. Its visitor base consists of four core groups: inbound tourists nationwide, trendy young adults aged 18 to 35, daily commuters and local families. The business district features robust nighttime consumption, and the large screen delivers round-the-clock exposure spanning midday and evening shopping rushes as well as night tour peaks, securing steady and ample impression volume all year round without seasonal lows or highs.
Boasting dual-facing frontage along the street, one side faces vehicle flow on the main arterial road while the other overlooks the main entrance of the pedestrian street, with no buildings blocking sightlines within a 300-meter radius. Brands gain instant exposure as passengers exit the metro and capture unavoidable audience attention from all directions. Surrounded by more than a dozen shopping complexes including Dayang Department Store and M+ Shopping Center, the location is fully serviced by 15 bus routes within a 500-meter radius. It commands scarce core traffic resources in old Hankou, with extremely limited available bare-eye 3D screen locations across the same business district and strong exclusive positioning advantages.
This location sits exclusively at the prime cross corner of Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street and Zhongshan Avenue, serving as the primary visual gateway at the main entrance of the century-old Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street. Featuring unobstructed double-sided views, it captures vehicle traffic along the arterial road and massive foot traffic from the pedestrian street, creating a naturally compelling viewing scenario. As a core display hub for Wuhan’s urban cultural tourism and local brand promotion, it boasts exceptional location exclusivity and a stable, solid base of constant visitor flow.
Benefiting from the building’s ultra-long 450-meter street-facing facade and 270-degree corner structure, it enables unobstructed 360-degree visibility across multi-source crowds including pedestrians, road vehicles and subway exit passengers. Breaking the single-view limitation of conventional large outdoor screens, it captures passing audiences across all scenarios to greatly boost secondary brand communication, delivering dual marketing outcomes of high-density offline on-site exposure and organic online viral sharing that dramatically expands promotion reach.
Leveraging the natural depth of the building’s corner space, it delivers stunning naked-eye 3D visual effects including pop-out, suspended floating and dynamic levitation without the need for 3D glasses. Paired with custom-tailored acoustic effects, it creates an immersive dual sensory experience combining sight and sound. Boasting far superior stereoscopic depth and visual impact compared to regular outdoor LED screens, it effortlessly grabs passersby’s attention and deepens brand impression, helping brands consolidate local market presence, capture young consumer preferences and realize integrated marketing value balancing brand building and sales conversion.
