Top 10 Biggest LED Screen in the World

We all know that LED displays are made to be the best way to advertise on large outdoor screens, so there are many astoundingly large LED displays around the world. Want to know, how big is the biggest LED display in the world at the moment? What are they all about? Well, read on to find out.

Top 10 Biggest LED Screen in the World

MSG Sphere at The Venetian Resort, Paradise, Nevada, USA

First and foremost, the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas, which took 3 years and $2.3 billion to build, is, by far, the largest spherical LED display in the world. It’s 157.2 meters in diameter, 111.5 meters high, and its facade is a whopping 580,000 square feet. Its huge size enables you to see it from as far as 3 kilometers away.

Fremont Street Experience, Las Vegas, USA

Fremont Street Experience is a shopping center that spans five blocks where you can see the second largest mega LED display in the world. One of the most famous attractions is the arched ceiling tiled with multiple LED displays. The entire LED screen is 27 meters high and about 419 meters long, and with an area of 130,000 square feet, it ranks second only to the MSG sphere.

The Fremont Street Experience’s LED display has been upgraded and remodeled a number of times, with resolution and brightness breaking previous records time and time again, and the LED display now reaches 5,000nit, allowing for a clear view even during the day.

Resorts World Winchester, Nevada, USA

Resorts World Las Vegas is a resort located on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada, USA, which contains various scenes such as dining, entertainment facilities, casinos and so on. There are LED screens of different sizes for each location, the most notable being a 100,000 square inch outdoor fixed LED display on the west side of the Resorts World Las Vegas hotel building, which took seven months to build.

There is also a smaller LED screen on the east side with an area of 1,800 square meters. In addition to this, there is a 40-foot high, 50-foot diameter LED video globe inside the area.

Mall Taman Anggrek, Jakarta, Indonesia

Taman Anggrek Mall is not only the busiest commercial center in Indonesia, but it also has a Guinness World Record winning LED display with an area of 93,380 square feet. Many tourists have traveled on visas to see this large LED display.

The Place, Beijing, China

The Place, Beijing, China is a leisure shopping center and office building built by the World Trade Center Investment Group in 2003. There is an 80,729.25 sq. ft. LED sky display in the shopping street of the leisure mall. This massive canopy LED display is the 5th largest of its kind in the world, and the second largest of its kind in the world, after the Fremont Street Experience LED sky display in Las Vegas.

M+, Hong Kong, China

M+ is a large museum in Hong Kong, located in the West Kowloon Cultural District in Kowloon, and one of the few tourist attractions in Hong Kong. It houses 33 galleries, the vast majority of which require a fee for entry. Visitors can take a rotating staircase to the rooftop garden to check out the world’s 6th largest LED display, which is attached to the building’s facade and measures a whopping 76,957.85 square feet, as well as views of the entire Hong Kong Island and West Kowloon Park.

SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles, USA

The SoFi Stadium is home to a Samsung double-sided oval LED display that covers an area of approximately 70,000 square feet. The screen, which uses P8 LED panels spliced together and weighs more than 2 million pounds, is the largest and only double-sided, centrally mounted screen in a stadium in the world, and delivers real-time live action from any location in the arena.

Citigroup Tower, Shanghai, China

The Citigroup Tower in Shanghai, China, features a 64,927.99 square foot outdoor LED display on the facade surface, which is capable of displaying and communicating a wide range of business information.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA

Mercedes-Benz Stadium is a large stadium located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Under the roof of the stadium is a large round LED display that surrounds the entire arena. With an area of 62,350 square feet, its huge figure is able to cover all viewing angles of the arena, giving the audience a continuous surprise and experience.

Mexico City Arena, Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City Arena has a large outdoor LED display of 66,736.18 square feet, as well as an indoor LED display suspended in the middle of the stadium, which is able to continuously show spectators the highlights of the game and add to the sense of atmosphere of the arena, thus deepening the audience’s impression.