No worries about dead batteries — Northern Taoyuan Metro sets up largest charging zone with 50 outlets for free charging
Text / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department compiled and reported
Starting today, Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation has created a large free charging service area in Taipei Arena and the passageway from Taipei Main Station to Zhongshan Underground Street, providing emergency use for mobile phones or other mobile devices to solve the worry of running out of battery when you're out and about!
Taipei Main Station, where Taipei Rapid Transit has built the largest charging station. (Photo source / Taipei Rapid Transit)
The Taipei Arena, which hosts major performing arts, exhibitions, and sporting events, attracts over a million participants each year. The operating Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation has specially...Added four free charging service areas in the red and purple zones on the 2nd floor and the yellow zone corridor on the 3rd floor of the main arena.The site uses wooden platform tables combined with the concept of green living walls, with different styles of small planting scenic areas planned around to showcase the results of recent public welfare activities, allowing phone users to enjoy some “forest breathing” while waiting for their devices to charge!
Up to 150 mobile phones can use the charging outlets for free. (Photo source / Taipei Rapid Transit)
In addition,on the passageway from Taipei Metro Taipei Main Station to Zhongshan Underground Street, the largest charging service area in the Taipei Metro network has been set up— passing through this passage, you will clearly see a white wavy long platform table, on which 50 sets of white charging outlets (each set includes one 110V power outlet and two USB charging ports) are neatly arranged, capable of simultaneously providing emergency charging for 150 mobile phones or other mobile devices. Travelers in need are encouraged to make use of it.
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