Sala Polivalentă (multiple venues, Romania)

The term Sala Polivalentă is a generic Romanian designation for municipal multi-purpose arenas and sports halls found in many Romanian cities. Sources list numerous distinct venues bearing the name (or close variants such as Sala Sporturilor), with capacities and uses varying by city. Documentary materials in the provided sources show these venues functioning as active event spaces: archival recordings document concerts (for example, B.U.G. Mafia in March 1999 and Faith No More in August 2009 at Sala Polivalentă, Bucharest) and promotional events (a Samsung-associated Electric City video). A Wikidata entry also references a tram stop named Sala Polivalentă in Oradea, indicating the arena name is embedded in local urban toponymy and transit naming in at least one locality. The supplied research notes contain no reports of hauntings, apparitions, curses, or other paranormal phenomena tied to any Sala Polivalentă, nor any mention of Târgoviște in relation to cursed-theater legends. There are no named supernatural entities or investigative theories concerning paranormal activity in the provided sources. Where specific historical details (construction dates, ownership, or closures) are absent from the sources, the description limits itself to documented uses as concert and event venues and to the broad cultural role of the Sala Polivalentă name across Romanian cities. Because the sources describe multiple distinct venues under the same generic name rather than a single site with a unique, researchable set of paranormal reports, this entry treats Sala Polivalentă as a class of active municipal arenas with verified cultural significance for events, and no verified paranormal claims in the supplied material.