20 Creative Ads that Make You Want To Wait For The Elevator

Advertisements through mass media and banners are getting too mainstream that people have grown accustomed to ignoring these ads, and at times actively avoiding them. So much is spent on advertising that failure to )

Morning Alarm. Oh gosh, if the morning coffee doesn’t wake you, your first heart attack of the day will. Step forward if you dare! (Image Source: WPPEDCREAM)

Eliane Indiani Fitness Center. Here’s another fitness-centric ad, this time using the elevator doors to replicate muscle building exercise. (Image Source: Gute Werburg)

IKEA’s “PAX elevator closet”. IKEA has always prides itself to carry furniture and designs that are great space savers. This ad takes that claim home. Imagine living in a space the size of an elevator. The house chorse would be non-existente! (Image Source: Avertolog)

Folliderm Hair Loss Remedy: Bald Man. Losing your hair could happen as quickly as an elevator door opening. Ok, so maybe not but you have to admit, this ad made you look. (Image Source: Funny Commercials World)

Resident evil: Extinction. What’s not to like? The elevator door that looks like a group of zombies are trying to get out, and at the back of the elevator, the reason for them to move as fast as they can out of that elevator! (Image Source: Creative Criminal)

Superman, The Movie. The iconic act of ripping Clark Kent’s work shirt to reveal Superman’s costume underneath makes for a great elevator ambient for fans and elevator-takers alike. (Image Source: Adsoftheworld)

Fiat Punto. A well-executed ad that shows you how a car parking sensor can really help “elevate” your parking skills, while keeping your car dent-free. (Image Source: Coloribus)

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