Public venue signage for crowds who don't know the building.
Venues handle crowds that arrive at once and do not know the building. Screens give directions, show what is on now and next, and carry sponsor messages between events.
Where the screens go and what they show.
These are the usual places to start. We confirm them with you on the site walk.
Entrances and concourses
Event schedules and a welcome for arriving visitors.
Intersections and corridors
Directions to seating, restrooms, exits and amenities.
Information desks
Hours, policies and what is on today.
Concession stands
Menu boards and offers.
Sponsor and feature walls
Sponsor loops and event highlights on a large wall.
Which services carry the most weight here.
You get all three. They are listed in the order we expect to matter most for public venues.
Hardware
Large halls, high ceilings and long sightlines call for displays sized and mounted for distance. Interactive kiosks and video walls can help with wayfinding and sponsor visibility.
More about hardwareContent development
Schedules, directions and sponsor loops each need a layout that reads from far away. Our designers build templates for each.
More about content developmentManaged services
Schedules change event by event. You send the update, and we publish it and keep sponsor loops running to the schedule you agree.
More about managed services
Things to plan for.
Settle these early and the install and the content both go more smoothly.
Design for distance and movement
People read screens while walking and from far away. Large type, strong contrast and short messages matter more than detail. We check sightlines on the site walk.
Agree sponsor terms in writing
Sponsor loops work best when everyone knows how often each message plays. Settle the schedule up front and keep it written down.
Plan for event days
Schedules change at short notice. Decide who sends updates during an event, and how they reach us.
Common questions.
What digital signage helps visitors find their way around a large venue?
Directional screens at intersections and corridors, with interactive kiosks where they suit the space. The screens point to seating, restrooms, exits and amenities. We check sightlines on the site walk so each screen can be read from where people walk.
How do venues show event schedules on digital signs?
They put the day's events on screens at entrances, concourses and information desks, and update them as the schedule changes. You send the update and ChannelSay publishes it. Decide who sends updates during an event and how they reach us.
How do sponsor loops work on venue screens?
A sponsor loop plays each sponsor's message on a schedule between events. Settle how often each message plays up front and keep it written down. ChannelSay keeps the loops running to the schedule you agree.
What size screens do large venues need?
Screens in large venues are sized and mounted for distance. Large halls, high ceilings and long sightlines call for displays that read from far away, and large type, strong contrast and short messages matter more than detail. We plan the sizes on the site walk.
Can digital signage show menu boards at venue concession stands?
Yes. Concession stands are one of the places venue screens go, and they can carry menu boards and offers. Our designers build the menu layouts, and we update items and prices when you send the change.
Walk us through your space.
Tell us where the screens would go and what they need to say. We'll come see it and show you what's possible.