Megi posted a new video from the municipal stadium on Spółdzielcza Street in Bolesławiec on Monday, July 20. In the video, she moves around the facility’s track in a sports wheelchair.
– Hi, I’m Megi. And if you remember this video, they didn’t let me into the stadium in Bolesławiec. The municipal stadium in Bolesławiec, where you should be able to train. This is an update – she says at the beginning of the recording.
The TikToker then reported that the situation had changed and that she can now use the stadium regularly.
– I’ve been training normally for two weeks now, practically every day. There’s no problem at all – she said.
“I would like to give MOSiR its due”
The author of the video also referred to her earlier criticism of the Municipal Sports and Recreation Center in Bolesławiec.
– And just as I criticized MOSiR on TikTok, I would simply like to give MOSiR its due as well. So, warm regards. Cheers – Megi said.
In May, the TikToker’s video sparked a major discussion among residents. At the time, the woman reported that she had arrived at the stadium with a sports wheelchair but could not enter the facility or contact its staff. She also asked why stadiums are built and funded if athletes cannot train in them.
Other residents also reported problems accessing the stadium at that time. Among other things, they pointed to limited ticket-purchasing options, the ticket office’s opening hours, and the lack of permanent facility staff.
MOSiR changed the stadium’s operating rules
Following the publications and residents’ questions, MOSiR announced changes to the stadium’s operation. From May 9, 2026, the facility’s ticket office was to be open seven days a week, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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