Taipei Arena is located at the intersection of Nanjing East Road and Dunhua North Road, and serves as the first international sports venue in the area that can accommodate basketball, tennis, gymnastics, and taekwondo events. In addition to competitions, it can also host large-scale concerts, making it a new hub for sports, culture, entertainment, and arts in Taipei City. The main building of the Arena spans from level B2 to level 5, with a total of 7 floors. The multifunctional stadium on level B1 can accommodate 15,000 spectators with many bleacher seats. Level B2 is designated as a parking lot. Level 1 features a shopping street with chain restaurants such as McDonald’s, Mos Burger, and FamilyMart. Level 2 is the lower seating area, while levels 3 and 4 each have 24 private boxes. Level 5 houses the control room and media broadcast area, which are not open for public visits. The annex building is an ice-skating rink with a seating capacity of 800 people. It is equipped with professional facilities, divided into a freestyle practice area, a course teaching area, and a beginner’s practice area. The venue also provides professional coaches and a variety of courses for registration. Besides the rink, the annex also includes a gym, a dance studio, and a squash court, all of which are available for your experience if you are interested. Surrounding the Arena are Jinghua City, Breeze Square, Yingfeng Riverside Park, and Raohe Street Night Market, all of which are great places for shopping, strolling, and enjoying outdoor activities. The Arena is open all year round from 9:00 to 22:00. Accessibility services include accessible parking, entrances, seating, and restrooms. Key tips for visitors: 1. If you plan to attend a concert at the Arena, please remember not to take photos, record audio, or make videos due to copyright issues. 2. When visiting the ice-skating rink, you can bring your own equipment or rent it on-site.
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