Reach Asheville visitors and locals with mobile LED billboard trucks
Downtown, the River Arts District, Biltmore Village and Tunnel Road.
Asheville bans most new static billboards — which makes a mobile LED billboard one of the few ways to run large-format outdoor here.
Boost Outdoor Media runs mobile LED billboard campaigns across Asheville — downtown and Pack Square, the River Arts District, Biltmore Village and Biltmore Avenue, Tunnel Road, and Merrimon Avenue.
Asheville is a heavy tourism market with a compact, walkable core and strict limits on new static billboard inventory. That combination makes mobile LED billboards unusually effective: the truck goes where the crowds are — downtown, the River Arts District, Biltmore Village, and the Tunnel Road hotel corridor — instead of waiting on a highway where most visitors never drive. Weekend pedestrian density downtown is among the highest in Western North Carolina.
A typical Asheville route loops downtown around Pack Square, Biltmore Avenue and Haywood Street, drops into the River Arts District along Lyman Street, continues south to Biltmore Village and the Biltmore Estate entrance, then covers Tunnel Road hotels and retail before finishing on Merrimon Avenue in North Asheville. I-240 links the segments quickly during peak hours.
Harrah's Cherokee Center hosts concerts and conventions, Rabbit Rabbit and Salvage Station draw outdoor concert crowds, and McCormick Field fills for Asheville Tourists baseball. Add Oktoberfest, the Asheville Holiday Parade, LEAF Festival weekends, brewery anniversaries, and peak leaf-season tourism in October.
Asheville campaigns work for hotels and short-term rentals, breweries and restaurants, tour and attraction operators, real estate, healthcare recruiting at Mission Health, wedding and event venues, and festival or concert promotion. Weekend flights typically outperform weekdays here.
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Pricing
A single LED billboard truck in Asheville generally runs $1,200–$1,400 for a standard 8-hour day, with weekly and monthly programs bringing the daily rate down. Final pricing depends on route length, hours, number of trucks, and whether your dates fall on a peak event week.
Single day
$1,200 – $1,400
per truck / day
8-hour route, driver, fuel, GPS tracking and photo proof included.
Weekly program
$5,000 – $6,500
per truck / week
5–7 route days with daypart optimization and mid-week creative swaps.
Monthly / always-on
$16,000 – $20,000
per truck / month
20+ route days rotating across neighborhoods, with a monthly recap.
Ranges are industry estimates for US local markets and vary by season and availability.
Get a free quote and hit the streets in as little as 3–5 business days.
Nearby coverage
Running a regional campaign? We pair Asheville with nearby North Carolina markets on the same truck schedule.
