Dubai City Walk

City Walk is a popular, design-inspired neighborhoods in the heart of Dubai with hundreds of exclusive shops, restaurants, and leisure activities set among 34 limited buildings, plant avenues, and a stunning collection of contemporary street art murals set among 34 low-rise residential buildings, tree-lined avenues, and a stunning collection of modern street art carvings. The Digital Screen Advertising is situated in the pedestrian area of Dubai's city centre, next to the Rolls Royce Dubai boutique and the world's tallest building, the Taha Lifa Tower. Dubai Mall, is the world's largest shopping mall, is located across the street.

Curve Digital Screen Advertising that appears at City Walk, Dubai was responsible for the first-eye-catching and full-motion content. It dominates the main thoroughfare Al Safa with 80,000 vehicles passing through every day. The two curves together have a surface area of about 740 sqm, strong enough to carry full-motion content and synchronized to produce a completely unique impact. The special looking and huge Digital Screen Advertising of The Curves are capable to attract audiences to spend their time on ads via Digital Screen Advertising.

The Roxy Cinema advertising Digital Screen Advertising able to display a spot length of 15 seconds, loop length around 3 to 4 mins video. Roxy Cinema which is located at City walk, Al Wasl, Dubai. The annual average for visitors who visit City Walk is approximately 16 Million and the passing cars rate is around 80,000 per day. The Digital Screen Advertising is located above Roxy Cinema, which can attract the attention of passengers walking by City Walk, and even those who wants to watch a movie can be attracted by the Digital Screen Advertising. 

The Digital Screen Advertising is situated along Al Safa Street, at the traffic-light regulated crossroads on Al Safa Road and near Sheikh Zayed Road. The massive outdoor unipole Digital Screen Advertising (12m x 6m) plays full-motion, high-resolution movies, providing outstanding visibility and a lengthy duration for the 80,000 cars that pass by City Walk per day.