A: It’s so hard to get a ticket for “God of Songs” Jacky Cheung’s concert.
B: The Taipei Arena has 15,000 seats, but the newly opened Taipei Dome has 40,000. Why doesn’t he stage his shows at the Taipei Dome?
A: Well, the Taipei Dome actually obtained its operation license as a sports venue.
Photo: Liberty Times 照片：自由時報
B: So no concert is allowed there?
A: According to the Taipei City Government, non-sports events will also be allowed if the Taipei Dome can pass a safety test.
A: 「歌神」張學友的演唱會真是一票難求！
B: 小巨蛋能容納1萬5千人，大巨蛋能容納4萬人，他怎麼不在大巨蛋開唱？
A: 大巨蛋是以「體育場館」取得使用執照。
B: 所以就不能辦演唱會囉？
A: 台北市表示，未來大巨蛋只要能通過安全審查，就能辦演唱會等非體育活動啦。
（By Eddy Chang, Taipei Times／台北時報張聖恩）
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