1 theater · 14 screens
Cinema advertising on 14 screens in Kenosha, WI.
The Mandalorian & Grogu
May 22
Toy Story 5
Jun 19
Moana (Live Action)
Jul 10
The Odyssey
Jul 17
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Jul 31
Coyote vs. Acme
Aug 28
The Cat in the Hat
Nov 6
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
Nov 20
Avengers: Doomsday
Dec 18
Dune Part Three
Dec 18
Jumanji 3
Dec 25
Poster art courtesy of IMDb · © respective studios · used for editorial reference.
Kenosha sits between Milwaukee and Chicago with a population of nearly 100,000 and a median household income of $68,532. It's a working city with a median age of 36.8, a workforce that averages a 24-minute commute, and a consumer base that responds to local and regional advertising. Cinema advertising here reaches that audience while they're already paying attention.
Tinseltown Kenosha is the city's only movie theater, with 14 screens and an estimated 28,000 moviegoer impressions per month. A 4-week campaign runs between $1,148 and $2,296, making it one of the more accessible entry points in the Milwaukee market for advertisers who want measurable reach without a large media budget. The audience skews younger than most TV or streaming platforms, with 60% having cut or never subscribed to cable, and attention levels that consistently outperform digital and social placements.
Real ranges for a 4-week :30 campaign. Final pricing depends on theaters selected, seasonality, and the 2026 film slate.
| Buy type | 4-week cost | CPM range | Reach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single theater | $1,150 – $2,300 | Tier 3 market rates | up to 28,000 imps/theater |
Add-ons (Streaming Extension, Lobby Network, Digital Retargeting) priced separately. Not available for alcohol, tobacco, firearms, cannabis, or political advertising.
Choose what fits your campaign — on-screen, in-lobby, and digital extensions.
Your brand opens the show
Plays early in the pre-show sequence, before trailers begin. Best for awareness and reach.
Peak attention, before the trailers
Plays in the mid-pre-show pod when theater attention peaks. Our most-requested slot.
The last ad before the feature
The premium position — the final commercial before the feature begins. Highest recall, unskippable.
Digital signage throughout the theater
Full-motion placements on lobby plasma displays. Extends brand presence beyond the auditorium.
Retarget moviegoers on CTV and OTT
After cinema exposure, retarget the same moviegoer audience across premium streaming services using verified attendance data.
Banner & mobile reach for your moviegoers
Display and mobile ad retargeting to the verified moviegoer audience. Geo, demo, and behavior layers.
A 4-week campaign at Tinseltown Kenosha runs between $1,148 and $2,296, depending on ad format and placement. That covers all 14 screens. CPMs land in the $37 to $45 range, competitive for a Tier 3 market with roughly 28,000 monthly impressions available.
Common advertisers in markets like Kenosha include local service providers, auto dealers, healthcare systems, restaurants, real estate agencies, and regional retailers. Auto advertisers have seen 34% increases in foot traffic from cinema campaigns nationally, and retail advertisers have documented 53% gains in incremental store visits.
Ads run in the pre-show segment on the auditorium screen before the feature film starts. The placement is full-screen and high-definition, with no skip option and nothing else competing for attention on screen. Some campaigns also include lobby placements such as digital posters or printed materials, depending on the package.
Cinema delivers 2 to 6 times the attention of live sports and 6 to 16 times that of social and digital placements. In Kenosha, 60% of moviegoers are cord-cutters or cord-nevers, so a cinema campaign reaches consumers who are largely off-limits through traditional TV buys. The audience skews young, too: the national median moviegoer age is 30.
The standard unit is a 4-week campaign, in line with typical film cycles. Many advertisers in smaller markets like Kenosha run one to three 4-week flights per year, timed around seasonal peaks or promotional periods. Longer commitments tend to improve frequency and often come with better rates.
Yes. Alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, firearms, and political advertising are not accepted in cinema pre-show placements. These restrictions apply across the network and cannot be negotiated at the individual theater level. Most local and regional advertisers in retail, healthcare, dining, and services will not be affected.
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