Holiday Program Traunstein 2026/27: Overview, Registration & Ideas for Children (Autumn & Winter Holidays)

Which offers are particularly likely for the autumn & winter holidays 2026/27?

In Traunstein and the region, holiday programs are typically organized by the city, clubs, educational providers, and partners. For the upcoming holiday periods, short, easily plannable formats are usually in demand (half-days, day courses, or multi-day workshops) that can be easily combined with school and family life.

Sports & Movement (indoor and outdoor)

During the cooler seasons, indoor sports, movement courses, climbing, ball games, or supervised outdoor activities (with weather-appropriate equipment) are common program points. The focus is usually on fun, safe guidance, and getting to know new sports.

• Suitable for: Children who want to burn off energy or try out new sports.
• What parents should pay attention to: Notes on supervision, required skills (e.g. swimming), and equipment in the announcement.

Creative & Workshop Offers (Crafting, Building, Upcycling)

Creative courses are particularly popular during the autumn and winter holidays because they work regardless of the weather. Common activities include crafting, painting, building, working, upcycling, and small team projects. Children train fine motor skills, stamina, and creative problem-solving.

• Typical results: Self-made workpieces, small exhibitions, or presentations in the closing circle.
• Good added value: Children take something "tangible" home and experience success through their own actions.

Circus & Stage Formats (Movement, Expression, Teamwork)

Circus and stage offers combine movement with expression: juggling, balancing, acrobatics, clowning, rhythm, and small scenes are typical components. Such formats strengthen self-confidence and team spirit – and are often quickly booked out.

• Tip for registration: For highly sought-after formats, check desired dates at the very beginning of the registration phase and note alternatives.

Digital Workshops (Programming, 3D, Maker Topics)

Digital beginner courses are a good complement to sports and creative activities: children and young people can learn the basics of programming, media design, or maker topics. Depending on the partner offer, 3D design, simple animations, or project-based media workshops are also possible.

• Suitable for: Curious children/teenagers who like to tinker or work creatively on the computer.
• What to pay attention to: Age specifications, required prior knowledge, and whether devices are provided or need to be brought along.

Registration & Allocation of Places: How to Increase Your Chances for Desired Courses

1. Select holiday period: Search the portal specifically for autumn holidays 2026 or Christmas holidays 2026/27 (or the respective published period).
2. Create a wish list: Choose several suitable courses per child (Plan A, B, C) so that alternatives are available even if demand is high.
3. Check framework data: Time, duration, meeting point, costs, list of things to bring, age range, and participation conditions.
4. Secure family logistics: Drop-off and pick-up, if necessary, bus/public transport, weather-appropriate clothing, and catering.
5. After booking: Save confirmation email and portal status; double-check for changes shortly before the date.

If your child has special needs (e.g. assistance, accessibility, allergies), clarify the details early directly with the respective organizer so that participation can be organized well and safely.

Costs & Money-Saving Tips: Make Good Use of Discounts

Many holiday offers require a fee, but some activities may be discounted or free of charge. In addition, there are regular discount and voucher models in the Traunstein region (e.g. via a district-wide leisure pass). Which discounts currently apply depends on the respective issue period and partners.

• Check per offer: Participation fee, included materials, catering, and possible discounts.
• Leisure pass (regional): If available, it can bundle admissions/discounts with partners. The current term, conditions, and issuing offices can be found at the Kreisjugendring.
• Combination planning: Combine courses from the holiday program with discounted leisure activities (e.g. a workshop course plus a discounted excursion on another day).

Checklist for Parents: Preparing for the Course Day

• Documents: Have confirmation email/registration pass ready digitally or printed out.
• Clothing: Appropriate for the weather and activity (sports: indoor shoes; outdoor: rain/cold protection).
• Catering: Drinks, snack/lunch according to the announcement.
• Contact: Provide emergency number and be reachable in case the organizer has questions.
• Health & Safety: Communicate allergy information, important details (e.g. medication) according to the organizer's instructions.
• Punctuality: Keep to meeting and pick-up times, especially when changing locations or for group programs.

Important Notes on the Reliability of the Information

• Specific dates, content, age limits, costs, and cancellation rules are always published in the official announcements and may differ for each offer.
• The registration portal and the information from the respective organizers (e.g. clubs, educational providers, partner institutions) are decisive.

Sources and Further Links

1. City of Traunstein – Official Information — Starting point for municipal information and links to the holiday program (accessed 2026-09-20)
2. Feripro Traunstein – Registration Tool for the Holiday Program — Publication of courses, registration, participation conditions (accessed 2026-09-20)
3. Kreisjugendring Traunstein — Information on regional discounts/leisure pass models and youth work (accessed 2026-09-20)
4. Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture – Holiday Regulations — Official holiday regulations for Bavaria as a time reference (accessed 2026-09-20)
5. Campus Chiemgau — Regional education and innovation offers; possibly information on workshops/partner formats (accessed 2026-09-20)