Venue graphics & stadium dressing
A building is a printed surface from the moment a fan walks in. We produce the wide-format side of that: banners and fascia, dasher and court graphics, wall, floor and window graphics, wayfinding, and sponsor activations, from the same plant that prints your tickets.
Fans experience a venue as one continuous piece of print. The ticket in their hand, the banner over the entrance, the dasher board they lean against, the number on their seat, the sign that tells them where section 118 is: every one of those is a printed surface, and when they are ordered from four different suppliers they rarely match. Colour drifts between vendors, a sponsor's red is not the red on the ticket, and someone on your staff spends the week before opening night chasing proofs across four inboxes.
We print the wide-format side of the building in the same plant as the ticketing: banners and fascia, dasher boards and court graphics, wall, floor and window graphics, concourse and wayfinding signage, locker room and tunnel graphics, backdrops, and the printed pieces inside a sponsor activation. Materials are matched to the surface and to how long the graphic has to survive, because a one-night backdrop and a season-long dasher wrap are not the same product.
The practical advantage is a single approved brand palette across everything a fan sees, and a single supplier accountable to one date. Event dates do not move, so we plan production backward from your opening, and we measure and install rather than shipping a roll and wishing you luck. Everything is produced in English, in French, or both, in our own Montreal plant.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you install, or only print?
- We measure and install. A venue graphic that arrives as a roll with no crew is a problem transferred rather than solved, so installation is scoped into the project and scheduled against your event date.
- Can the venue graphics match our ticket artwork exactly?
- That is the main reason to run both here. One plant, one approved brand palette, one proofing process, so the red on the banner is the red on the ticket. Split across suppliers, colour drift between them is normal and nobody owns it.
- What surfaces can you print for a stadium or arena?
- Banners and fascia, dasher boards and court graphics, wall, floor and window graphics, concourse and wayfinding signage, locker room and tunnel graphics, backdrops, and sponsor activation pieces. Tell us the surface and how long it has to last and we match the material to it.
- Can you handle a full season plus one-off events?
- Yes, and they are usually planned together. Season-long graphics go up once and have to survive the year, while themed nights, playoffs, and one-off events need short-run pieces on a tighter schedule. Planning them as one program is cheaper than treating each as an emergency.
Related capabilities
Reserved seat & season tickets
Section, row, and seat printed right, sequenced, and checked against your manifest, from one game to a full season.
Learn more →Thermal tickets
Thermal ticket stock for box offices and kiosks, cut and packed to run clean in the printers you already own.
Learn more →Variable data, numbering & barcodes
Sequential numbering, barcodes and QR, and database-driven ticketing, validated and proofed against your source file.
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