Overview
- The operator D.Live plans the park’s opening concert to feature System Of A Down, launching a new outdoor event site designed for up to 80,000 visitors.
- The venue includes three large tribunes that together hold about 16,000 seats and a stage being built to roughly 50 metres wide and up to 30 metres high with a multi-day assembly process.
- Organisers say the park has about 3.5 megawatts of electrical capacity, 60 entry turnstiles, around 400 toilets and space for up to 4,000 on-site workers for events, and the fixed power lines could let the area serve as an e‑charging park when idle.
- Local rules and planning limits will shape operations: concerts must end by 23:00 for noise protection and the approved zoning plan allows no more than six shows per year on the site.
- The opening follows years of delays and local debate after 43 trees were cut for construction and earlier headline shows were moved or cancelled, with organisers saying replacement plantings and resident-protection plans are in place.