Jumbotron-Scale LED Screen Rentals for Omaha's Biggest Nights

Every quote is custom because the drivers vary so much: screen platform and size, event date and duration, distance from our Omaha-area facility, and whether you need an operator for the full event. Tell us those four things by phone or through the quote form and we'll turn around exact pricing — usually the same business day. There's never a charge, or any pressure, for a quote.

A good rule of thumb: the screen should be about one foot of width for every 8–10 feet to your farthest viewer. For a neighborhood movie night of 100–300 people, our LED trailer is the sweet spot — big, daylight-bright, and self-powered so it works in any park or lot. For larger festival crowds, a modular video wall build up to 17 feet wide gives you the most screen. Tell us your expected crowd and venue and we'll size it for you.

Yes — and this is the biggest difference between LED screen rental and projector rental. Projectors need darkness; outdoor LED panels are engineered to overpower direct sun. That's why a noon Husker tailgate, an afternoon festival, or a pre-dusk movie start all look vivid on our screens when a projector would be invisible.

Yes. Trailer, truck, and video wall rentals are full-service: we deliver, position, power, test, operate, and tear down, with a trained LED tech on site for your event. Our fine-pitch LED posters are the exception — they're plug-and-play, so you can have us handle everything or pick them up and run them yourself.

We're based in Bellevue and serve the entire Omaha metro — including Papillion, La Vista, Millard, Elkhorn, Gretna, Ralston, Bennington, Blair, Fremont, Plattsmouth, and Council Bluffs — plus Lincoln, Waverly, and Ashland along the I-80 corridor. The mobile trailer and truck routinely travel farther across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, so ask about your location.

Absolutely — game-day watch parties are one of the most popular uses of our fleet, in Lincoln on fall Saturdays and across Omaha for NFL, college hoops, and pay-per-view fight nights. One heads-up from experience: private gatherings are simple, but commercial venues showing pay-per-view or broadcast content may need the proper commercial license from the broadcaster. We'll flag it during booking so there are no surprises.

The trailer is a self-contained mobile LED screen — it tows in, raises a big outdoor display fast, and brings its own power, which makes it ideal for parks, lots, and anywhere without infrastructure. A modular video wall is panel-built on site to your exact size (up to 17' wide by 9' tall), works indoors or out, and integrates into a stage or ballroom the way a trailer can't. Not sure? Describe the venue and we'll recommend one.

Two to four weeks is comfortable for most events. Fall Saturdays, graduation season, and summer festival weekends book earliest — for those, a month or more of lead time protects your date. That said, we keep multiple platforms in the fleet, so it's always worth a call even on short notice.