By MOOK Scenic Spots Family TT, compiled and reported
Dajia Park is currently showcasing public installation art for the Azalea Flower Season. (Photo provided by Shelley)
Given the significant meaning of this 20th-anniversary concert by Mayday, and the fact that entry is free, it has been reported that some companies are giving employees a special day off, and schools have canceled evening self-study sessions. It’s easy to imagine that attendees will definitely not be limited to those with seats in the open-air music area — the surrounding lawns are bound to be packed with crowds. The subsequent maintenance work for Dajia Park will also be a major challenge. Visitors are urged to take their trash with them to help keep the park clean.
Many fans have also started early site inspections, with parking and queue routes being key concerns among attendees. The park has around 800 parking spaces, and it is recommended that those wishing to enjoy the concert try to use public transportation as much as possible. To maintain order around Dajia Park and ensure smooth traffic on the evening of the 29th, the Taipei City Government has deployed additional police and increased bus services. Travelers passing near Dajia Park that evening are advised to consider alternate routes as needed to avoid disruptions.
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