Event Venues • Process GuideHow the Application Process WorksTL;DRThis guide explains how venue use, events, and filming applications are reviewed at Taipei Expo Park. Start by identifying your activity type, choose the correct application pathway, submit complete details, and plan for review coordination, conditions, and on-site compliance.Purpose Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Key notes Next stepPurpose of This PageThis section explains how venue use, events, and filming applications are reviewed and approved at Taipei Expo Park. It is designed to help organizers, producers, and project owners understand what happens after submission—and how to prepare realistically.ImportantIf filming takes place inside a rentable venue, venue rental approval is required in addition to filming review.1Identify the Nature of Your ActivityBefore submitting any application, clearly determine what you are proposing. In general, applications fall into two main categories:Event / Exhibition UseShort-term use of an approved venue (e.g., EXPO Dome, Yuanshan Plaza, EcoARK) for exhibitions, conferences, forums, public programs, or similar MICE activities.Filming / PhotographyFilm, television, commercial photography, documentary, or media production activities conducted within designated areas of the park.Why this step mattersChoosing the correct category at the beginning prevents delays, clarification loops, or re-submission.2Select the Appropriate Application TypeBased on your activity, select one primary application pathway:Event Venue RentalFor most short-term events and professional programs.For exhibitions with installation periods, display structures, or longer setup needs.Site Survey & Scheduling ApplicationFor preliminary site visits, technical assessments, or timeline coordination prior to a full proposal.Filming & Photography ApplicationFor media production activities conducted outside standard event use.Each application type follows a different review logic, even if the location appears similar.3Prepare and Submit Your ApplicationApplications must be submitted with complete and accurate information, including:Event or production overviewProposed dates and timeframes (including setup and dismantling)Venue or location requestedExpected scale, equipment, and technical needsImpact on public access, circulation, or operationsSubmission noteIncomplete submissions may be returned without review. Submitting an application does not guarantee approval or availability.4Review and Internal CoordinationOnce submitted, applications are reviewed based on:Venue availability and scheduling feasibilityOperational impact on the park and surrounding areasSafety, crowd management, and traffic considerationsCompatibility with existing events or park functionsDepending on the proposal, additional coordination may occur with venue management teams, park operations, and relevant municipal agencies. This stage may involve clarification requests or conditional adjustments.5Approval, Conditions, or AdjustmentOutcomes typically fall into one of the following:ApprovedUse is permitted under defined conditions and timelines.Approved with ConditionsAdjustments or limitations are required (e.g., scale, hours, equipment).Not ApprovedThe proposal cannot be accommodated due to scheduling, safety, or operational constraints.Approval applies only to the approved scope, location, and dates.6On-site Compliance and ExecutionOnce approved, organizers or production teams must:Follow approved layouts, routes, and operational plansComply with on-site instructions and safety requirementsAvoid disruption to public use beyond what has been approvedRestore the site to its original condition after useCompliance warningFailure to comply may result in suspension or termination of permission.Important Things to Keep in MindApproval is case-by-case, not automaticApproval for one date or location does not apply to othersSchedule changes require prior confirmationPublic areas may remain open during events or filmingPlanning with realistic timelines and buffer periods is strongly recommended.FAQDoes submitting an application guarantee approval?No. Submitting an application does not guarantee approval or availability. Reviews consider scheduling, safety, and operational impact.If I film inside a venue, do I need two approvals?Yes. Filming inside a rentable venue typically requires venue rental approval in addition to filming review.What commonly causes delays?Most delays come from incomplete information, unclear activity type, missing timeframes (setup/dismantling), or conflicts with park operations and schedules.Next StepIf you are ready to proceed:Review Available Event Venues to confirm spatial suitabilityChoose the Right Application to select the correct submission typeConsult the official Venue Rental Information & Application Guide for detailed requirementsStarting with the correct process will save time and reduce unnecessary revisions.