Tampa Bay · North Suburban
Mobile Billboard Advertising in Pasco County, Florida
Digital LED billboard trucks serving Dade City, the county seat, plus Wesley Chapel, New Port Richey, Land O' Lakes, Zephyrhills, Trinity and Hudson. Rates start around $1,300/day.
Pasco County at a glance
Tampa's northern growth engine, with two very different sides
Pasco County stretches from the Gulf of Mexico to the Green Swamp, and its east and west sides barely resemble each other. West Pasco, along US 19, is older and denser: New Port Richey, Port Richey, Holiday and Hudson, with many retirees and long-established businesses. Central and east Pasco is where the growth is. Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, Odessa and Trinity have added master-planned communities, hospitals, an outlet mall and a major ice and sports complex within a few years.
Dade City, the county seat, is a historic courthouse town in the rolling hills of the east, and Zephyrhills nearby is known for its water, its skydiving center and its winter residents. With commuters pouring south on I-75, the Suncoast Parkway and US 41 each morning, the east-west connectors SR 54 and SR 56 have become the county's true main street.
Local audience movement
Why mobile billboard advertising works in Pasco County
SR 54 and SR 56
Two parallel corridors carry nearly all new retail, medical and restaurant development and are congested most of the day.
New movers
Thousands of households arrive each year in Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes and Odessa with no established local loyalties.
US 19 frequency
West Pasco's one dominant road makes repeated exposure easy.
Sports tourism
AdventHealth Center Ice and the Wiregrass Ranch sports campus bring tournament families year-round.
What we run
Mobile billboard services available in Pasco County
Pasco campaigns often promote new-home communities, medical practices, restaurants and retail openings on SR 54/56, along with established west Pasco businesses and county public information.
Mobile billboard advertising
Route-based campaigns that carry your message to the streets your customers already use.
Billboard truck rental
Rent a digital LED billboard truck by the day, with static truck options when a campaign calls for them.
Grand openings, launches & brand activations
Put a moving sign in front of a new location, a product drop or a pop-up. See examples in our portfolio.
Event & convention advertising
Routes on the public roads that feed stadiums, fairgrounds, festivals and trade shows.
Government & public-service outreach
Public-health, safety, voter-information and community messaging that reaches every neighborhood.
LED screens, jumbotrons & live video
LED screen rental and mobile jumbotron rental for watch parties, outdoor movies and live-streamed events.
Pricing
Mobile Billboard Rates in Pasco County
Rates start around $1,300/day.
Pasco County is a long-haul deployment from our South Florida yard. Mobilization is quoted honestly and separately, and we recommend booking two or more consecutive days so the trip is paid for once.
Your final rate depends on:
- Campaign duration and number of days
- Daily hours on the road
- Truck type (digital LED or static)
- Travel and mobilization
- Route complexity
- Event parking or staging requirements
- Creative production or live-streaming needs
For a full breakdown, see how much mobile billboard advertising costs, or request a Pasco County quote.
Where we run
Cities and communities we cover in Pasco County
Six municipalities and several bigger unincorporated communities:
- Wesley Chapel The Shops at Wiregrass, Tampa Premium Outlets, The Grove, hospital campuses and Center Ice along SR 56 and Bruce B. Downs.
- Land O' Lakes and Lutz US 41 and SR 54 commuters and a string of new subdivisions.
- Trinity and Odessa Affluent southwest Pasco along SR 54, Little Road and the Suncoast Parkway, including the Starkey Ranch area.
- New Port Richey and Port Richey A revived downtown on Main Street and the Cotee River, plus the US 19 commercial strip.
- Hudson and Holiday West Pasco coastal communities with older demographics along US 19.
- Dade City County seat. Courthouse square, antiques and restaurants, with US 301 and US 98 crossing town.
- Zephyrhills Winter-resident capital of the county, with Gall Boulevard retail and a busy municipal airport.
Campaign crossing the county line? We also run in neighboring Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Hernando County, Polk County, Sumter County. Browse all 67 Florida counties.
Route planning
Popular Mobile Billboard Routes in Pasco County
Pasco routes:
SR 56 and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard
The Wesley Chapel retail and medical core around I-75.
SR 54
From Wesley Chapel west through Land O' Lakes to Trinity.
US 19
Holiday through New Port Richey and Port Richey to Hudson.
Little Road
West Pasco's inland alternative, lined with medical offices and the government center.
US 301 from Zephyrhills to Dade City
East Pasco's traditional corridor.
Trucks operate on public roads and follow local traffic, parking and sign rules. Venue and landmark names describe nearby public routes only and do not imply any affiliation or on-property access.
Events & venues
Pasco venues and events worth routing around
- AdventHealth Center Ice, Wesley Chapel One of the largest ice sports facilities in the Southeast, busy with tournaments.
- Kumquat Festival, Dade City A January street festival that brings tens of thousands downtown.
- Chasco Fiesta, New Port Richey A spring tradition with a parade, concerts and riverfront events.
- Pasco County Fair Held each February in Dade City.
- Shops at Wiregrass and Tampa Premium Outlets Holiday shopping season and regular outdoor events.
What you receive
Route planning, GPS tracking and proof-of-performance
Every Pasco County campaign starts with a route plan built around your audience and dates. While the truck is out you get GPS tracking of the route driven, and afterward you receive campaign photos and video as proof-of-performance. On digital units, creative can be updated between days if your offer or event details change.
Video
See Our Digital LED Billboard Trucks in Action
Watch on YouTube or see more on our videos page.
Recent work
Campaign photo gallery
Photos from past Mobile Billboard Miami campaigns. More in the full campaign gallery.
Good to know
Pasco County mobile billboard FAQ
Do you cover both Wesley Chapel and New Port Richey?
Yes, though they are about 30 miles apart. We recommend picking east/central or west Pasco for a given day so the truck spends its hours in front of people, not crossing the county.
How much does a mobile billboard cost in Pasco County?
Day rates start around $1,300. Pasco County is a long run from our Hollywood, FL base, so mobilization is quoted as a separate line. Booking consecutive days means the truck makes the trip once.
We just opened on SR 54. What do you recommend?
Two or three days around opening, looping SR 54, SR 56 and the nearest north-south connectors during commute and dinner hours, with creative that says where you are and why to stop.
Is Dade City worth including?
For county-wide public messages and festival weekends, yes. For everyday retail, the population is concentrated along SR 54/56 and US 19.
Can I combine Pasco with Hillsborough?
Yes. New Tampa and Wesley Chapel flow together along Bruce B. Downs, and US 41 and the Veterans/Suncoast connect the west side.
How do I know the truck actually ran my Pasco County route?
Campaigns include GPS route reporting plus photos and video of the truck on the road, so you have proof-of-performance to share with your team or client.
Ready when you are
Book a Mobile Billboard in Pasco County
Let us know which side of Pasco County you need. We will plan the route and quote it. Rates start around $1,300/day.