Sports in Wolfsburg: Expansion of Infrastructure and New Offerings in April 2026

Expansion of Sports Infrastructure and New Offerings in Wolfsburg

April 2026 brought a wide range of decisions and initiatives in the field of sports in Wolfsburg. The city is focusing on a broad spectrum of sports offerings, energy-saving measures in the public baths, and the expansion of infrastructure to promote the mobility and health of its citizens.

Summer Plan 2026: Transparent Sports Facility Scheduling

The city of Wolfsburg has published the Summer Plan 2026 for sports facilities, which regulates the use of key sports venues such as the gymnasium at the Carl-Hahn School, the Eichendorff School, and the sports hall of the BBS II Dieselstraße. The Summer Plan serves as a tool to ensure transparency and planning for clubs, schools, and private individuals.

The booking system is clearly structured: School sports activities mostly take place during the day (8:00–17:30), while offerings for adults and clubs are generally scheduled in the evenings (17:00–22:00). Particularly notable is the wide range of sports offered: volleyball, handball, football, roller sports, judo, dancing, school sports, general sports and much more. Clubs such as VfL Wolfsburg e.V., TV Jahn Wolfsburg e.V., and the Tanz- und Sport-Club Concordia Wolfsburg e.V. regularly use the facilities.

Construction of a Boule Court on the Premises of TV Jahn Wolfsburg

Another milestone was the decision to build a boule court on the premises of TV Jahn Wolfsburg. This measure will particularly open up new opportunities for older and less mobile athletes and further strengthen the social aspect of sports. Boule is a sport that is both physically and mentally engaging and is well-suited for group and leisure activities. The construction is part of a broader plan to expand and make sports infrastructure in Wolfsburg more accessible.

Energy-saving Measures in the Pools and Ice Arena

In April 2026, the city of Wolfsburg also presented progress on energy-saving measures in the public baths and the ice arena. Particularly the outdoor pools in Fallersleben and the VW Bad benefit from these measures. A photovoltaic system with 99 kWp is planned for the VW Bad, expected to go into operation in 2027. In addition, in the autumn of 2026, the pool water pumps will be replaced with variable-speed high-efficiency pumps, which are expected to save up to 20,000 kWh of electricity per year.

These measures reflect the city's long-term strategy of understanding sports not only as physical activity, but also as part of climate protection policy. Investments in renewable energies and energy efficiency are part of a comprehensive approach to combining sustainability and sports development.

Preparation for the 75th Anniversary Celebration at the VW Bad

Another highlight of the month was the preparation for the 75th anniversary of the VW Bad, which will take place from August 10 to 14, 2026. The Sports Committee approved the planning of the anniversary week, which is planned to include an opening ceremony, a club day, a family day, a fun triathlon, and a closing show with a midnight summer night swim. The events are a clear sign of the strengthening of community spirit and sporting diversity in Wolfsburg.

Outlook: Strengthening the Sports Culture in Wolfsburg

April 2026 marks a significant step in the development of the sports culture in Wolfsburg. With the expansion of sports facilities, the extension of sports offerings, and the integration of environmentally friendly technologies, the city is demonstrating that it understands sports as a central part of urban life. The decisions made this month will not only shape the current sports landscape, but also shape the future of promoting physical activity in Wolfsburg.