Arrow signs. One word, one arrow, huge.
For open houses, event parking, races, job sites and anything people need to find. 10 for $95 with stakes, split left and right however you need.
A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.
The best directional sign is almost empty
A directional sign has one reader — a driver approaching a decision point — and two seconds. It needs an arrow, one or two words, and nothing else. "PARKING →." "OPEN HOUSE ←." "5K START ↑." Your logo can be small at the bottom. The moment a directional has a sentence on it, it has failed.
Colour matters more than design. Use one background colour for the whole event so drivers learn to look for it: all the parking signs yellow, all the registration signs blue. High contrast — black on yellow, white on red, white on navy — reads in any light.
Order the ten-pack as a left/right split — five and five is the default — and place them at every turn from the main road, not just the last one. Collect them afterward; most cities require it, and the ones left out walk off.
Ten arrows, or twenty-five for a bigger footprint
Parking for a community event
From the highway exit to the lot, every turn marked.
| 10 "EVENT PARKING →" yard signs, 5 left / 5 right, stakes included | $95 |
| FedEx Ground shipping | Free |
| Total, shipped | $95 |
Same colour on every sign so drivers learn what to look for. Reuse them for every event; the message is generic on purpose.
Questions we get from organisers
Can I get some left arrows and some right arrows in one order?
Single or double-sided?
What colour is easiest to read from a car?
How far apart should directionals be?
Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.
Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.