Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world and a global icon, is famous for its magnificent structure. But have you ever wondered about the cost of laser advertising on Burj khalifa? No, right? Do you know that a 15-minute laser advertising/display on Burj khalifa costs AED1 million? Yes, you read it right! So let’s check out the different rates of advertising on Burj Khalifa.
What Does It Take To Advertise On Burj Khalifa Dubai?
Starting at AED250,000 for three minutes on weekdays from 8 PM to 10 PM, the cost to display a laser advertisement, a movie trailer, or a message on the Burj Khalifa’s exterior rises to AED350,000 on weekends. The cost is AED500,000 for two three-minute impressions any night between 8 PM and 10 PM and AED1,000,000 for five three-minute impressions any night between 7 PM and 12 AM.
According to Arabian Business, there are different costs for posting a commercial or message on the Burj Khalifa’s exterior.
It is impossible to divide a three-minute commercial into multiple shorter ones. VAT is not there in the price, which you must pay in full before the day the advertising goes up on the tower. The film can have music. However, the fountain cannot be synchronised with the video.
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Recently Shah Rukh Khan Got Featured On The Tallest Building
On September 28, a three-minute commercial for UAE-based Burjeel Holdings that starred Shah Rukh Khan, the king of Bollywood, was displayed on Burj Khalifa. Khan is the healthcare provider’s brand spokesperson.
All upcoming designers, light artists, and 3D mappers are welcome to join and submit ideas to have their work exhibited on the building’s façade, thanks to Burj Khalifa. So, interesting!
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If you plan to put your laser advertising on Burj Khalifa, you are looking at AED250,000 for a three-minute run.
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First Published: October 06, 2022 8:16 PM