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Line 1: {{Short description\|Sports venue in Nanjing, China}} {{Infobox stadium▼ {{Distinguish\|Nanjing Youth Olympic Sports Park}} \| stadium_name = Nanjing Olympic Sport Center Gymnasium▼ ▲{{Infobox ~~stadium~~venue \| nickname =▼ ▲\| stadium_name = Nanjing Olympic ~~Sport~~Sports Center Gymnasium ~~\| image =~~ ▲\| nickname = \| fullname = ▼ \| image = 奥体中心 - panoramio.jpg \| location = [[Nanjing]], [[China]]▼ \| image_size = 250px ~~\| built =~~ ▲\| fullname = \| opened = 2005▼ ▲\| location = [[Nanjing]], [[China]] ~~\| renovated =~~ \| coordinates = {{coord\|32\|0\|28\|N\|118\|43\|10\|E\|type:landmark\|display=inline,title}}▼ \| closed =▼ \| ~~demolished~~built = ▲\| opened = 2005 \| owner = Jiangsu Provincial People's Government▼ \| ~~operator~~renovated = ▲\| closed = ~~\| surface =~~ \| ~~construction_cost~~demolished = ▲\| owner = ~~Jiangsu~~ Provincial People's Government \| architect = HOK Sport Venue Event (now [[Populous (architects)\|Populous]])<ref>[http://portfolio.populous.com/projects/nanjing.html Nanjing Olympic Sports Center] architect: [[Populous (architects)\|Populous]]</ref>▼ \| ~~tenants~~operator = \| surface = parquet, ice \| seating_capacity = <center>13,000▼ \| construction_cost = \| publictransit = {{rint\|Nanjing\|metro}} [[Olympic Stadium station (Nanjing Metro)\|Olympic Stadium]] {{rint\|Nanjing\|10}}<br />{{rint\|Nanjing\|metro}} [[Olympic Stadium East station\|Olympic Stadium East]] {{rint\|Nanjing\|2}}<br /> {{rint\|tram\|1\|Link=Hexi trams}} [[Hexi trams\|Hexi tram]] Olympic Stadium East▼ ▲\| architect = HOK Sport Venue Event (now [[Populous (architects)\|Populous]])<ref>[http://portfolio.populous.com/projects/nanjing.html Nanjing Olympic Sports Center] architect: [[Populous (architects)\|Populous]]</ref> \| tenants = ▲\| seating_capacity = ~~<center>~~13,000 ▲\| publictransit = {{rint\|Nanjing\|metro}} [[Olympic Stadium station (Nanjing Metro)\|Olympic Stadium]] {{rint\|Nanjing\|10}}<br />{{rint\|Nanjing\|metro}} [[Olympic Stadium East station\|Olympic Stadium East]] {{rint\|Nanjing\|2}}<br /> {{rint\|tram\|1\|Link=Hexi trams}} [[Hexi trams\|Hexi tram]] Olympic Stadium East }} The '''Nanjing Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium''' ([[Simplified Chinese]]: 南京奥林匹克体育中心体育馆) is an indoor [[arena]] in [[Nanjing, China]]. The arena ~~used~~is mainly used for indoor sports such as [[basketball]] and [[figure skating]]. The facility has a capacity of 13,000 people and was opened in 2005. It is located near [[Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre\|Nanjing Olympic Sports Center Stadium]]. == Notable events == * 17 & 18 January 2009: ''[[Super Show Tour]]'' -– [[Super Junior]], ~~great success with~~ sold-out ~~crowd~~on both dates, added up ofto 2620,000 people. * 12 December 2009: ''[[Super Show 2 Tour\|2nd Asia Tour -– Super Show 2]]'' -– [[Super Junior]]<ref>{{cite news\|last=Kim\|first=Lynn\|title=Super Junior wraps up China concert in success\|url=http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/view.htm?idxno=2009121417262670104\|accessdate=26 April 2012\|newspaper=Asiae\|date=14 December 2009}}</ref> ~~and performed to a sold-out crowd of 13,000 people.~~ * 18 & 20 January: ''[[2009 World Women's Handball Championship]]'', final round with semifinals and finals * 13 November 2010: ''[[Super Show 3 Tour\|3rd Asia Tour - Super Show 3]]'' - [[Super Junior]], in front of 13,000 people. * 2013 ~~August~~November ~~2011~~2010: ''[[~~Shinee~~Super ~~World~~Show ~~(concert)~~3 Tour\|~~1st~~3rd Asia Tour -– ~~SHINee~~Super ~~WORLD~~Show 3]]'' -– [[~~Shinee\|SHINee~~Super Junior]]~~, in front of 12,000 people.~~ * 20 August 2011: ''[[Shinee World (concert)\|1st Asia Tour – SHINee WORLD]]'' – [[Shinee]] * 29 March 2015: ''[[Super Show 6\|Super Show 6 World Tour]]'' -– [[Super Junior]] return with their World Tour to Nanjing after 5 years and performed to a sold-out crowd of 13,983 people.<ref>{{cite news\|title=Super Junior in Nanjing\|url=http://www.njaoti.com/article_876.html\|accessdate=31 March 2015\|newspaper=njaoti.com\|~~deadurl~~url-status=~~yes~~dead\|archiveurl=https://archive.istoday/20150408083722/http://www.njaoti.com/article_876.html\|archivedate=8 April 2015~~\|df=~~}}</ref> * 9 August2015: '' BIGBANG MADE TOUR 2015 '' * 9 August 2015: ''[[Made World Tour]] 2015'' – [[Big Bang (band)\|Big Bang]] ==See also== * [[Nanjing Olympic Sports Center]] ==References== Line 38 ⟶ 46: {{s-start}} {{succession box \| title=[[World Women's Handball Championship]]<br /> Final Venue\| before=[[Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy]] <br/> [[Paris]]\| after=[[Ginásio do Ibirapuera]] <br/> [[São Paulo]]\| years='''[[2009 World Women's Handball Championship\|2009]]''' }} {{Succession box\| \| title=[[IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics]]<br /> Venue \| before=''[[Starck Arena]]'' <br/> [[Belgrade]] \| after= \| years='''[[2023 IAAF World Indoor Championships\|2023]]''' }} {{end}} {{IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics venues}} ▲{{coord\|32\|0\|28\|N\|118\|43\|10\|E\|type:landmark\|display=title}} {{Authority control}} ~~{{2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup}}~~ [[Category:Indoor arenas in China]] [[Category:Sports venues in Nanjing]] [[Category:Sports venues completed in 2005]] [[Category:Handball venues in China]]