Swimming pools are not typically found at concert venues as they are not necessary for the event and can be a safety hazard.

VIP lounges at concert venues typically offer premium food and beverage options, as well as other amenities such as comfortable seating and private restrooms.

Recording studios are not typically found at concert venues as they are not necessary for the event and can be disruptive to the performance.

The box office at a concert venue is responsible for selling tickets to the event.

Water fountains are not typically considered a safety feature at concert venues as they are not necessary for preventing or responding to emergencies.

Concession stands at concert venues are responsible for selling food and beverages to attendees.

Bleachers are not typically found at concert venues as they are not as comfortable or convenient as other seating options.

Merchandise booths at concert venues are responsible for selling merchandise related to the event, such as t-shirts, hats, and posters.

Sushi is not typically sold at concession stands at concert venues as it is not as popular or convenient as other food options.

Security checkpoints at concert venues are responsible for preventing unauthorized access to the event, such as by checking tickets and searching bags.

Bowling alleys are not typically found at concert venues as they are not related to music or entertainment.

First aid stations at concert venues are responsible for providing medical assistance to attendees, such as treating injuries and administering medication.

Gift cards are not typically accepted at concession stands at concert venues as they are not as convenient or secure as other payment methods.

Parking lots at concert venues are responsible for providing parking for attendees, either for a fee or free of charge.

Helicopters are not typically available as a transportation option for attendees at concert venues as they are expensive and impractical.