Frequently Asked Questions

Sportschule Oberhaching is conveniently located in the south of Munich and is easy to reach by both public transport and car.

Thanks to the direct connection to the S3 S-Bahn line towards Deisenhofen or Holzkirchen (Furth station), you can reach us quickly and comfortably from central Munich — ideal for day visitors, training camp participants, school groups, or conference attendees.

For those arriving by car, the nearby A8 motorway (Munich – Salzburg) offers a straightforward and fast connection. Simply take the A995/E54 to the Oberhaching exit, then follow the signs for “Sportschule Oberhaching”. Free parking is available on the Sportschule grounds.

Nothing! We're happy to welcome everyone who wants to discover the sport we love so much, or simply spend two unforgettable days with us.

This year, it was the Freestyle Frisbee community in Munich's turn to host the World Championships. To broaden the reach of our sport, we joined forces with our related frisbee disciplines to give you the chance to discover something new.

Of course there will be food trucks and a drinks stand to keep you going all day.

The festival is for everyone! Young or old, beginner or pro, as long as you enjoy or are interested in flying discs and want to spend a great day with us. Families are explicitly welcome. Just spend a relaxed day with us, and who knows, maybe your child will discover a new passion.

Just drop by! You can find the programme on the Programme page

"Sport for All" is a term often used in the context of physical activity (abbreviated SAPA for Sport for All and Physical Activity). The term is primarily used by TAFISA, the world organization for Sport for All (The Association for International Sport for All). Its motto is: “Making the world a better place through Sport for All”.

Recreational sport usually says: "Come along if you can." Sport for All, on the other hand, looks at which groups face the most barriers to participating in recreational sport. These are often children and young people, women, non-binary people, people with disabilities, older people, or people who are discriminated against for various reasons. Sport for All is dedicated to creating opportunities for socially disadvantaged people to participate in sport and physical activity.

The Frisbee Festival Munich's certification as a licensed Sport for All event demonstrates that the event is recognised as an important contribution to promoting physical activity. The world organisation for Sport for All (TAFISA) uses this certification to honour events with a strong commitment to fostering a culture of inclusion. The high-profile combination of an elite sport event with grassroots sport and outreach to diverse target groups also plays a special role. The TAFISA licence is reserved for events with a strong focus on Sport for All, as these contribute to the global promotion of physical activity — especially among socially disadvantaged groups — in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the themes of the TAFISA Mission 2030.