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53′ Trailer — 1,200+ sq ft of surface
Sold in blocks of the whole trailer · 1 blocks total
1 of 1 blocks open
0 of 1 brand slots taken
The single largest impression on the circuit and the only one that works between events. Environmental takeover lifts brand-name recall about 40% over banner placement (Davtyan et al., 2016); a 1,200 sq ft moving surface is takeover at highway scale. Claiming the whole trailer is the highest brand-score move available.
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Picnic Grove — 72 vinyl-branded tables
Sold in blocks of 12 tables · 6 blocks total
6 of 6 blocks open
0 of 4 brand slots taken
Highest dwell time on site: a guest sits with the surface for the length of a meal. Unaided recall passes 50% once exposure crosses 60 seconds (Goldstein et al., 2011) — tables deliver minutes, not seconds. Sold in blocks of 12 so each brand owns a coherent cluster instead of a scattered logo.
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Fence Line — 2,000 linear feet
Sold in blocks of 250 ft · 8 blocks total
8 of 8 blocks open
0 of 4 brand slots taken
The walls of the environment. Every guest passes the fence line on entry and along every path — that is engineered frequency toward the 8–10 exposures needed for maximum recall (Schmidt & Eisend, 2015). Sold in continuous runs so your brand is a wall, not a poster.
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10×10 Printed Canopies
Sold in blocks of 1 canopy · 4 blocks total
4 of 4 blocks open
0 of 4 brand slots taken
Overhead sightline coverage the festival places where crowds gather — shade and shelter people actively seek out, so the brand rides positive context, not interruption. Varied placement adds ~30% recall over one repeated ad (Schmidt & Eisend, 2015).
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10×20 Anchor Tents
Sold in blocks of 1 tent · 2 blocks total
2 of 2 blocks open
0 of 2 brand slots taken
The biggest overhead structures on the grounds — a landmark guests navigate by, seen from across the site. Large-format, high-frequency exposure that anchors the whole environment to one brand.
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Cocktail Tables — 25 printed covers
Sold in blocks of 12 covers · 2 blocks total
2 of 2 blocks open
0 of 2 brand slots taken
Eye-level surface exactly where people stand and talk. Standing-zone dwell is long and social — the brand is in every conversation photo. Engaging touch and sight together lifts brand impact 70%+ (Lindstrom / Millward Brown).
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Signicades — 20 printed faces
Sold in blocks of 12 faces · 2 blocks total
2 of 2 blocks open
0 of 2 brand slots taken
Placed at gates, pathways and queues — the decision points where attention is already focused and dwell is forced by the line. Repeated across the site, they push exposure frequency toward the recall threshold (Schmidt & Eisend, 2015).
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Feather Flags — set of 20
Sold in blocks of 12 flags · 2 blocks total
2 of 2 blocks open
0 of 2 brand slots taken
The only placement seen over the heads of the crowd — orientation markers read from anywhere on site, adding distant repeat exposures all day. Capped at 2 brands so the skyline stays uncluttered; clutter halves recall (Keller, 1991).
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Ballast Barrels — 10 wrapped
Sold in blocks of 12 barrels · 2 blocks total
2 of 2 blocks open
0 of 2 brand slots taken
Functional infrastructure at ground level beside every tent and entrance — useful objects people stand near and use, which earns the endowment effect that pure signage cannot.
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Continuous Hand-Wash Stations
Sold in blocks of 1 station · 2 blocks total
2 of 2 blocks open
0 of 2 brand slots taken
Unavoidable, useful and used with the hands — every guest visits, and the interaction is physical. Multisensory contact plus genuine utility makes this the most goodwill-positive surface in the kit.
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Ride Village Surfaces
Sold in blocks of by quote
By quote
The highest-dwell zone for families — parents stand and wait while children ride, minutes at a time, repeatedly. Placement here reaches the household decision-maker in a captive, positive moment.
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