Overview
- Municipal inspectors began technical checks of Estadio San Marcos with visits set for Oct. 2, 5 and a final inspection on Oct. 6 to verify temporary staging, audio/video towers, electrical work and evacuation routes.
- The Ministry of the Interior will issue the definitive resolution that defines police guarantees and conditions for the three shows after the last municipal inspection is completed.
- City officials announced detailed operational plans that include progressive evacuation (tribunes first, then field), opening additional exits (gates 3 and 8), road closures, a mobility plan and more than 1,000 municipal agents deployed per concert.
- Authorities and fandom groups are coordinating safety and privacy measures: the mayor met fan representatives, the official BTS Peru fanclub urged fans and media not to share artist locations, police cleared campers outside Gate 1, and organizers will create internal waiting areas to reduce street agglomerations.
- Transport regulators have stepped in around concert logistics, with the ATU issuing a preventive warning to the themed 'Army Bus' over route changes while the promoter's requested capacity of 52,851 per show will be verified during inspections and scrutiny has increased after recent venue cancellations elsewhere.