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Reach travelers at the gateway to Atlantic City, the casino and entertainment capital of the East Coast. ACY is the primary air gateway to Atlantic City and southern New Jersey, putting brands in front of a high-intent mix of leisure visitors, regional residents, and business travelers.
AdQuick makes planning and booking airport advertising at Atlantic City International Airport simple: see the available formats, understand what drives cost, and get a custom proposal, all in one place.
Advertising at Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) means placing your brand on terminal and parking-structure media that travelers pass as they move through the airport, primarily digital screens throughout the terminal, static displays in high-traffic areas, baggage claim placements, and distinctive large-format wall wraps on the airport's 1,400-space parking garage.
ACY is owned and operated by the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA), which manages the airport's advertising program.
There is no public rate card; ACY advertising rates depend on format, placement, flight length, and season.
AdQuick is an out-of-home (OOH) advertising marketplace that plans and books ACY campaigns through the proper channel, with no markup over direct rates, and adds cross-airport comparison, creative coordination, and measurement. The fastest way to get accurate numbers is to request a proposal.
Atlantic City International Airport is in the middle of a significant route-network change, and an accurate advertising plan has to account for it:
Which had accounted for roughly 75% of ACY's commercial service, ceased operations in early May 2026.
Began scheduled service at ACY in December 2025.
Is expanding rapidly at the airport, taking over routes Spirit dropped, including Charleston, Orlando, Fort Myers, West Palm Beach, and Myrtle Beach, with service rolling out through autumn 2026.
Continues its Landline bus connection linking ACY directly to gates at Philadelphia International Airport.
Airport leadership has stated it expects lost service to be substantially replaced by the end of 2026.
ACY's traveling audience is rebuilding as Breeze and Allegiant add routes. Near-term passenger volume is reduced from its Spirit-era peak, but the airport's catchment, Atlantic City's visitor economy and the South Jersey resident base, is unchanged. Advertisers who establish a presence during the ramp-up get favorable positioning and pricing ahead of the traffic recovery. AdQuick confirms current passenger levels and impression estimates in every proposal so you plan against real numbers, not stale ones.
This section is date-stamped because it changes, confirm the latest status when you request a proposal.
You're not just buying an airport, you're buying the Atlantic City market.
ACY's value to advertisers comes from the destination it serves. Atlantic City is one of the most concentrated leisure and entertainment markets on the East Coast:
Casinos, resorts, and hospitality; restaurants and entertainment venues; tourism and attractions; regional healthcare and professional services; real estate and home services; auto dealers; and national advertisers targeting the Philadelphia–South Jersey corridor.
Below are the airport advertising formats available at ACY. Exact unit counts and availability shift over time, AdQuick confirms live inventory in your proposal.
ACY's advertising program features a network of around 28 digital screens positioned throughout the terminal's most heavily trafficked areas. Digital creative can be motion or static and updated quickly, which makes digital out-of-home ideal for seasonal campaigns, multi-message rotations, and response-driven offers.
Backlit and standard static OOH displays in the terminal, check-in/ticketing, concourse, and circulation areas. A cost-efficient way to hold a persistent, always-on presence in front of every traveler.
Displays in and around the baggage claim area, where arriving passengers wait for luggage with sustained, attentive dwell time. This is classic place-based advertising, captive audiences at a specific moment in their journey.
A signature ACY format: large-format wallscape advertising on the airport's 1,400-space parking garage. These oversized canvases reach travelers and drivers entering and exiting the airport by car, a high-impact, hard-to-miss placement distinct from in-terminal media.
Touch-screen and interactive units have also featured in ACY's advertising program, ask AdQuick about current availability.
| Placement | Where it is | Format | Who it reaches | Dwell | Best campaign goal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Digital screens (~28) | High-traffic terminal zones | Digital (video-capable) | Arriving + departing | Medium–High | Awareness, seasonal, response |
| Static displays | Ticketing & concourse | Backlit / static, multiple sizes | All passengers in flow | Medium | Always-on local presence |
| Baggage claim placements | Baggage claim hall | Static / digital | Arriving passengers + greeters | High | Awareness, welcome messaging |
| Parking garage wall wraps | 1,400-space parking garage | Large-format wrap | Drivers + passengers entering/exiting | Medium | Big-statement brand campaigns |
Because ACY is a compact single-terminal airport, the in-terminal zones overlap heavily, a campaign across baggage claim, the concourse, and the garage captures the full arrival-to-departure journey.
There is no published rate card for ACY advertising, pricing is quoted per campaign. That's standard for airport media and works in advertisers' favor, because cost scales to what you actually need. The factors that determine your ACY advertising rate:
As a directional benchmark, AdQuick's modeled estimates for ACY place typical CPMs (cost per thousand impressions) in roughly the $15–$45 range, with digital formats generally at the lower end and large-format wraps at the higher end. Monthly impression volumes are being recalibrated as ACY's route network rebuilds, so treat any impression figure as provisional until confirmed. For accurate numbers tied to your dates and the current schedule, request a proposal.
Atlantic City International Airport is owned and operated by the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA), a New Jersey state authority that also operates the Atlantic City Expressway. SJTA manages ACY's advertising program, and advertising inquiries route through the airport's media office.
ACY's digital advertising program was historically built out under a contract with Clear Channel Airports. Airport advertising concessions turn over on fixed cycles, and the official ACY media channel currently routes advertising inquiries directly to the airport. Because the operator of record can change, advertisers should confirm the current channel before planning, AdQuick tracks this and books through whatever channel is active.
Official reference: the airport's media page (acairport.com/media) and SJTA's advertising-opportunities page (sjta.com/advertising-opportunities) list current advertising contacts.
AdQuick is an out of home advertising marketplace. For Atlantic City International Airport, AdQuick acts as your planning and buying partner, booking ACY inventory through the airport's advertising channel at the same rates you'd pay going direct, while adding comparison, creative coordination, and measurement. The process:
Share your target dates, budget range, and objective (awareness, response, event tie-in, regional reach).
We send back available ACY formats, placements, and current-schedule costs, with vendor-neutral guidance on which fit your objective.
Reserve formats and dates; we confirm the active channel and handle contracting.
Upload artwork to spec; we manage airport approvals and production for static formats and wraps.
Your campaign goes live, and AdQuick provides verification and reporting so you can see what ran and how it performed.
You can also contact the SJTA / airport media office directly. AdQuick's advantage is comparison and coordination: you see ACY alongside every other airport and OOH option, get one point of contact for planning, creative, and measurement, and pay no markup.
Exact specs, file requirements, and current restrictions are confirmed in your proposal, request one and we'll send the full kit.
Airport media is measured on reach, frequency, and impressions. To make results concrete, AdQuick's measurement suite supports:
Set a clear KPI before launch, awareness, recall, scans, or store/site visits, and we'll recommend the placement mix and reporting to match.
| Your goal | Recommended ACY formats | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Casino / hospitality awareness | Baggage claim placements + digital screens | Reaches arriving visitors at peak attention, in a spend-ready mindset |
| Direct response (offers, bookings, QR) | Digital screens + baggage claim | Long, captive dwell gives travelers time to act on the spot |
| Big regional brand statement | Parking garage wall wraps | Massive scale; reaches everyone arriving by car |
| Event or seasonal (summer, conventions) | Digital screens | Fast creative swaps and short flight terms suit time-boxed campaigns |
| Always-on local services (healthcare, auto, real estate) | Static displays | Most cost-efficient route to persistent, year-round visibility |
Not sure which mix fits? A proposal request includes a recommended plan for your specific objective and budget, no obligation.
Because SJTA operates both Atlantic City International Airport and the Atlantic City Expressway (ACE), the 44.5-mile toll road that carries tens of millions of vehicle trips a year between the Philadelphia area and Atlantic City, advertisers can combine airport media with high-visibility expressway billboards for near-total coverage of how visitors arrive.
A traveler who flies into ACY and a visitor who drives the ACE are the same Atlantic City customer at two different touchpoints. AdQuick can plan a combined ACY + Atlantic City OOH campaign, and extend the same campaign into Philadelphia billboards for advertisers chasing the full Philly–South Jersey corridor. Ask about it in your proposal request.
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