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Entertainment & recreation

Streaming TV ads for venues and attractions.

Weekends sell themselves. Tuesday night doesn’t. Put your venue on streaming TV, YouTube, audio and more, only around your neighborhood, and see the forecast before you pay.

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From $10 a day · No subscription · No platform fee

The words "Saturday full." in large type on a light background.
A 20-second film: "Saturday full. Tuesday empty."; an empty TV ad slot opens on The Vault Escape Rooms' own spot, "Weeknight crews welcome."; the 74105 ZIP in Tulsa is included with a weekly reach estimate; the forecast first warns "Might struggle", the radius widens from 10 to 25 miles and it turns green before anything is paid; a sample report shows what ran on each channel; then the venue's own week view shows Tuesday at 7 pm still open. The venue is fictional, the report is a sample and every number is an estimate.

Runs on the screens people actually watch

  • Hulu
  • ESPN
  • Peacock
  • The Roku Channel
  • Paramount Network
  • Max
  • Tubi
channels, one budget
6
ZIP codes to pick from
42,789
from setup to start, at the earliest
24 h
a day to start
$10

What owners ask

How do entertainment and recreation businesses advertise?

Escape rooms, bowling and family fun centers, theaters, comedy clubs and attractions use Omnya to run omnichannel campaigns across Streaming TV (CTV/OTT), YouTube, Audio, Display, Meta and Search, aimed at the neighborhoods around the venue. Campaigns start at $10/day with no long-term commitment, the forecast shows before you pay whether your area is big enough to deliver, and one OmnyView report covers every channel.

  • Target the ZIP codes around your venue or a 10–20 mile radius, and add hotel and visitor areas if tourists are part of your crowd.
  • Promote weeknight offers, team events, birthday parties, new shows and season passes with your own video on Streaming TV and digital.
  • Track visits to your booking or ticket pages through the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, with every channel in one report.

How far ahead should I start?

Two to three weeks before you need the bookings: people decide late, and campaigns can start as soon as 24 hours after setup. Omnya doesn’t schedule ads by weekday, so put “Tuesday” in the ad itself.

  • 2–3 weeks ahead
  • Say the day in the ad

Is my town big enough?

Pick the ZIP codes around your venue or a 10–20 mile radius, plus hotel areas for visitors. If the area is too small to deliver, the forecast says “Might struggle” and suggests widening it, before you pay.

  • Might struggle
  • Widen the radius
  • Delivers in full

Can I show ticket prices?

Yes, if the ad shows the total price with all mandatory fees, as the FTC requires. Skip fake scarcity like “only 3 left”, keep drink messages for a 21+ audience, and reach families through the parents, never kids under 13.

  • Total price
  • No fake scarcity

FAQ

Questions venue owners ask.

How much does entertainment advertising cost?

Campaigns start at $10/day with no subscription, no platform fee and no long-term contract. Starting CPMs are $18 for Streaming TV, $9 for YouTube, $15 for Audio and $5 for Display, so a venue can run a short burst around a show or a season without an annual commitment.

How do I reach local audiences for my events?

Pick the ZIP codes around your venue, a radius of 10 miles or more, your city or your metro, and add visitor areas if tourists come. Each location shows its estimated reach before you pay, and if the area is too small to deliver, the forecast says so and suggests widening it. To reach families, target the parents: never aim ads at children under 13.

Which channels sell the most tickets?

No channel sells tickets on its own, so Omnya shows the estimated reach of each mix before you pay. Streaming TV and YouTube carry trailers and highlight reels with sound, Audio and Display keep the date in front of people, and Search and Meta (Facebook and Instagram) reach people looking for something to do. Streaming TV, Audio and Display are bought inside Omnya, YouTube is booked by our team, and Meta and Search run in your own ad accounts.

Can I run short campaigns around specific events?

Yes. With daily budgets and no long-term contract you can run a campaign for one show, a holiday weekend or a season, then pause. Campaigns can start as soon as 24 hours after setup, so start two to three weeks before you need the bookings. Omnya doesn't schedule ads by weekday, so put "Tuesday" in the ad itself.

How do I measure ticket sales from ads?

OmnyView shows impressions, completed views, clicks and website conversions, such as ticket-page visits or purchases tracked by the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, for every channel. If an ad shows a ticket price, the FTC requires the total price, including mandatory fees.

More questions? Read the full FAQ

Who’s playing Tuesday?

Find the ZIP codes around your venue and see the forecast before you pay.

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