Decades have passed since the Olympic Games in Munich, yet the Olympic Park in Munich, which has been nominated as a World Heritage Site, is still a unique place full of life.In Munich, the sports facilities built for the 1972 Olympic Games continue to be used as event venues beyond their initial use for the sporting competitions. For this purpose, the entire infrastructure with its unique architecture has also been established as a globally renowned leisure and event centre in the heart of Munich.

Stadtwerke München and OMG, who are responsible for the maintenance of the Olympic Park and the Olympic Hall, are gradually implementing a modernisation process in line with the preservation order. Another step towards the future is the replacement of the old projection systems, which no longer meet today's requirements in terms of resolution, brightness and contrast. For visitor control and infotainment, the Olympic Hall will now use the latest LED large-screen technology.

Since the summer of 2021, the Olympic Hall has therefore come up trumps with a technical treat for all visitors. No matter where visitors are standing or sitting: With the newly integrated LED displays from the turnkey solution service provider LEDCON Systems from Rheine, every happening fascinates from all seats with an ideal viewing angle and a razor-sharp image.