>>110295244Not all of those are front-back capacities. Ariake for example technically has a higher capacity than Cover can sell tickets for because of the stage layout. A circular venue with a central stage, i.e. most sports stadiums, cannot be fully seated because around 25% of a sports arena is facing the "back" of the stage and another 10-15% are facing the sides of the stage.
See picrel for a Crypto Arena non-sports event (source: their site).
As an example, Okayu's sololive is actually a relatively accessible venue, but she sold out with only about 60% of her venue's capacity due to viewing angles.
Of course, Cover will want this to be a closed stadium as well, so that eliminates a handful more too.
Going through your list
>BMO, Hollywood Bowl, Pacific AmphitheatreOpen air
>Crypto Arena, Honda Center, Intuit Dome, Kia Forum, Long Beach Arena, Toyota Arena, Galen Center, Circular
The auditoriums, Peacock Theater and Shrine, can sell easily 90% of their seating because htey're designed as front to back viewing
Yes they can convert a circular arena, but the difference isn't 6300 vs 20000 at Crypto Arena, it's 6000 vs ~12000, and Cover still needs to pay for the full venue's booking.
