Advertising at St Paul's Underground station
City workers and cathedral visitors sharing a single deep level escalator run.
- Zone
- Zone 1
- Area
- City of London
- Borough
- City of London
- Entries and exits
- Figure to be confirmed
- Lines
- 1
Not yet sourced from TfL station entry and exit counts.
Why advertise at St Paul's?
City workers and cathedral visitors sharing a single deep level escalator run.
City workers and cathedral visitors share a single deep level escalator run, which funnels the whole audience past the same sites rather than splitting it across entrances. The weekday professional and weekend tourist mix is unusual for a Central line station in the City.
St Paul's sits in zone 1, in City of London, and is served by Central. Platform formats can be weighted towards a single line; escalator, ticket hall and concourse formats reach everyone passing through.
What is nearby
Destinations within walking distance of St Paul's. Advertising here reaches people on their way to and from them.
- St Paul's Cathedral
- One New Change
- Paternoster Square
- Millennium Bridge
- Cheapside
- Museum of London
Formats at St Paul's
Site level inventory at this station has not been audited yet, so these are the formats most commonly available across the network. We confirm what is bookable here with the media owner before you commit.
- static
6-sheet posters (paper)
The larger static poster unit, at eye level in ticket halls and passageways where footfall is heaviest.
From £1,750 per panel, per 2 weeks
- static
16-sheet cross-track
Facing the platform from the opposite wall, read across the track for the whole wait.
From £2,250 per panel, per 2 weeks
- digital
Digital 6-sheet (D6)
Portrait screens at eye level in ticket halls, entrances and concourses, carrying five seconds of full motion.
From £1,500 per screen, per 2 weeks
- digital
Digital escalator panels
Sequential screens running the length of the escalator shaft, synchronised so one story plays out as the passenger descends.
From £25,000 per station run, per 2 weeks
- package
Station domination
Every advertising site in a single station held by one advertiser, from entrance to platform.
From £40,000 per station, per 2 weeks
St Paul's advertising costs
Indicative two week rates. Zone 1 carries a premium over the outer zones for the same format, so expect the upper end of each range here.
| Format | Indicative cost | Buying unit |
|---|---|---|
| 6-sheet posters (paper) | Indicative cost£1,750 | Buying unitper panel, per 2 weeks |
| 16-sheet cross-track | Indicative cost£2,250 | Buying unitper panel, per 2 weeks |
| Digital 6-sheet (D6) | Indicative cost£1,500 | Buying unitper screen, per 2 weeks |
| Digital escalator panels | Indicative cost£25,000 | Buying unitper station run, per 2 weeks |
| Station domination | Indicative cost£40,000 to £250,000 | Buying unitper station, per 2 weeks |
Planning guidance, not a quote and not live availability. Excludes VAT; poster rates include print and production where stated. Rates are confirmed with the media owner at booking.
Campaigns at St Paul's
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St Paul's questions.
Station notes last reviewed 16 August 2026.
A two week digital escalator panel campaign is typically £8,000 to £25,000 depending on the pack, and poster formats start under £1,000 per panel. Zone 1 carries a premium: expect the upper end of each range. All figures are indicative planning guidance excluding production and VAT, confirmed with the media owner at booking.
St Paul's is served by Central. Platform and cross-track formats are bought by platform, so they can be weighted towards a single line. Ticket hall, escalator and concourse formats reach everyone passing through, whichever line they are travelling on.
City workers and cathedral visitors share a single deep level escalator run, which funnels the whole audience past the same sites rather than splitting it across entrances. The weekday professional and weekend tourist mix is unusual for a Central line station in the City. Nearby destinations include St Paul's Cathedral, One New Change and Paternoster Square.
Station dominations are subject to inventory and usually need twelve weeks' notice, from around £40,000 for two weeks. Only one advertiser holds a station at a time, so the peak trading periods go early.
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