Today marks the start of the final sport in the World Games, as gymnastics takes center stage at the Special Olympics Festival at the Neptunbrunnen. The event is being organized in collaboration with the CSD Berlin eV. With a total of 23 sports in action, the competition is heating up. Apparatus gymnastics will be the last sport in the games, and the athletes have been eagerly awaiting their moment in the limelight.
The preliminary round of the gymnastics competition will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Messe Berlin (CityCube Level B). Eight disciplines will be showcased during the tournament. Meanwhile, other sports are also in full swing, including the badminton finals for both women and men, the tennis finals for the Unified Sports® Team competition (which has been postponed to Saturday), and the table tennis finals for both women and men.
For those interested in attending the events, there are still tickets available online or at the venue, with card payment being the only accepted method. The Inclusion Day of Diversity, which is part of the festival at the Neptunbrunnen, will be celebrated in conjunction with the CSD Berlin eV. The stage program will feature music, performances, a panel discussion, a drag show, and more, starting at 2 p.m. and concluding with DJ Bertolt Meyer at 9:30 p.m. It promises to be a vibrant and colorful festival that everyone is invited to join.
As we enter day 6 of the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023, the event is nearing its end, with only three days remaining. The atmosphere is electric, and the athletes are giving their all in their respective sports. Stay tuned for more updates on the highlights of the day and the overall progress of the games.
What other sports can attendees enjoy at the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023 besides gymnastics
Get ready for an exciting day at the Special Olympics Festival held at the Neptunbrunnen, as gymnastics takes center stage as the final sport in the World Games. In collaboration with CSD Berlin eV, this event is set to showcase the incredible talent and skill of the athletes competing in 23 different sports.
The gymnastics competition will kick off with the preliminary round, taking place at the Messe Berlin (CityCube Level B) from 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Eight disciplines will be featured during this tournament, and the athletes have been eagerly waiting for their moment to shine.
While gymnastics steals the spotlight, other sports are also in full swing. Catch the intense badminton finals for both women and men, the exciting tennis finals for the Unified Sports® Team competition (which has been postponed to Saturday), and the thrilling table tennis finals for both women and men.
If you’re interested in attending these amazing events, there are still tickets available both online and at the venue. Remember, card payment is the only accepted method here. Don’t miss out on the Inclusion Day of Diversity, which will be celebrated alongside CSD Berlin eV at the Neptunbrunnen. Starting at 2 p.m., there will be music, performances, a panel discussion, a dazzling drag show, and much more. The festivity will be brought to a close by DJ Bertolt Meyer at 9:30 p.m. It’s an open invitation for everyone to join in and experience this vibrant and colorful festival.
As we enter day 6 of the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023, we’re quickly approaching the end of this incredible event. With only three days remaining, the atmosphere is full of excitement and anticipation. The athletes are showcasing their dedication and passion in their respective sports. Stay tuned for more updates on the day’s highlights and the overall progress of the games. It’s a journey you don’t want to miss!
