The day opened with Disco Slow Solos Children and Junior 1, progressing through the preliminary rounds to the highly anticipated finals and first prize-giving ceremony. Later in the programme, Junior 2 and Adult Disco Slow Solo dancers took over the floor, culminating in another series of World Championship finals.
Teamwork, synchronization and spectacular choreography were also at the heart of Day Two with the Disco Dance Formations. Children, Junior, Adults 1 and Adults 2 formations competed for the World Championship titles, creating some of the day's most powerful moments inside the arena.
With more than 1,500 dancers from 18 countries participating in this year's championships, Örebro continues to showcase the incredible international spirit and diversity of the IDO Disco Dance community.
Two fantastic days are now behind us, but the action continues. Day Three brings Disco Freestyle Solos and Disco Dance Groups to the World Championship floor, promising another exciting chapter of Örebro 2026.
The International Dance Organization congratulates all dancers, coaches, officials and the organizing team on another successful day of competition.
The energy continues. The titles continue. Örebro continues to dance!
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