Eastwood Park LED Billboard — Kingston

A premium 25′ x 12′ digital LED billboard on Eastwood Park Road — one of the key connector roads feeding into Half Way Tree — reaching an estimated 1.7 million commuters per month.
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Location Overview

Eastwood Park Road is one of the four principal roads converging at Half Way Tree, alongside Hope Road, Constant Spring Road, and Half Way Tree Road itself, making it a key connector artery for traffic moving through the civic and commercial heart of St. Andrew. The corridor carries heavy daily commuter traffic to and from the Half Way Tree Transport Centre, retail centres, and surrounding uptown neighbourhoods.

The Eastwood Park LED Billboard is a premium 25ft x 12ft full-motion digital installation positioned along this high-traffic connector road. With an estimated 1.7 million commuters passing per month, this is one of the highest-reach single locations in the Xplore Media network, well suited to national brand campaigns, banking and financial services, telecoms, retail, FMCG, and any advertiser prioritising maximum reach and frequency at the approach to Half Way Tree.

Site Details

  • Location NameEastwood Park LED Billboard
  • AreaEastwood Park Road, Kingston & St. Andrew
  • Display Size25' x 12'
  • Monthly Reach~1.7 million commuters
  • GPS Coordinates18.01206, -76.79914
  • AudienceHalf Way Tree-bound commuters, Eastwood Park Road traffic, uptown St. Andrew residents

Advertising Rates (JMD)

The Eastwood Park LED Billboard offers flexible short and long-term booking, from a one-week tactical burst up to a full 12-month annual commitment. Longer commitments unlock a lower effective monthly rate.

Eastwood Park LED Billboard — 25' x 12'

Full-motion digital LED display, Eastwood Park Road

TermRate (JMD)
1 Week$55,200.00
2 Weeks$69,000.00
3 Weeks$82,800.00
1 Month$117,300.00 / month
3 Months$96,600.00 / month
6 Months$89,700.00 / month
12 Months$82,800.00 / month
Rates shown are list rates in Jamaican Dollars (JMD) and are typically exclusive of GCT and production costs. Confirm current pricing and availability directly before booking, as rates are subject to change.

Content Specifications

As a full-motion LED display, submitted creative must meet the following technical requirements to be accepted for rotation:

10 sec

Max spot duration

600 x 360

Required resolution

MP4

Video format

JPG

Static format

25' x 12'

Physical display size

1.7M

Est. monthly commuters

Tip: as a connector-road location feeding into a major intersection, most viewers will see this display for only a few seconds while approaching Half Way Tree — a clear headline message and legible logo in the first few seconds of a 10-second spot will land better than creative that takes time to build to its message.

Municipal Authority & Permit Process

Outdoor advertising on Eastwood Park Road falls under the jurisdiction of the Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC), the local government authority responsible for planning, regulation, and enforcement of signs and billboards across the Kingston and St. Andrew municipality. The Corporation is chaired by His Worship the Mayor, Councillor Andrew Swaby, with Senator and Councillor Delroy Williams serving as Deputy Mayor.

Under the Advertisements Regulation Act, every publicly visible billboard, sign, and banner in the Corporate Area requires prior written approval from the KSAMC before it can be erected or displayed. Large-format LED installations such as this one typically undergo additional review given their scale and brightness, with particular attention paid to sightline clearance, structural engineering certification, and screen brightness standards to avoid distracting drivers approaching a major intersection. Signs displayed without approval can be ordered removed and may attract financial penalties, so confirming permit status is an important step before finalising a booking.

Applying for a billboard permit

For a full walkthrough of the KSAMC approval process — including what documentation is needed and how long approval typically takes — see the dedicated application guide.

Why Advertise on Eastwood Park Road

  • Exceptional ReachAn estimated 1.7 million monthly commuters makes this one of the highest-exposure single locations available in the network.
  • Key Half Way Tree ApproachAs one of four roads converging at Half Way Tree, this corridor captures traffic heading directly into St. Andrew's civic and commercial core.
  • Full-Motion Digital FormatA full LED display allows for dynamic, attention-grabbing video creative that a static billboard cannot match.
  • Short-Term FlexibilityWeekly booking options make this location accessible for tactical, time-sensitive, or event-driven campaigns as well as long-term brand building.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is this billboard located?
On Eastwood Park Road, Kingston, one of the four roads feeding into the Half Way Tree intersection, within the Kingston & St. Andrew Corporate Area. GPS coordinates: 18.01206, -76.79914.
Yes. All billboards in Kingston and St. Andrew require written approval from the KSAMC under the Advertisements Regulation Act. See the application guide linked above for the full process.
This location captures traffic specifically on the Eastwood Park Road approach to Half Way Tree, complementing the HWT Midtown and Transport Centre displays which sit closer to the core intersection itself — together they offer layered coverage of the Half Way Tree traffic flow from multiple directions.
This display can be booked for as little as one week, making it suitable for short, tactical campaigns as well as long-term bookings.
Both formats are accepted — MP4 video up to 10 seconds, or a static JPG image — provided the creative is produced at the required 600 x 360 resolution.
List rates are shown in JMD and are typically exclusive of GCT and any production or installation costs. Confirm final pricing before booking.