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KellyeK Aug 3, 2014 12:29 pm

munich octoberfest
 
so i am going to munich from 27/september-03/October. I am going solo. I am female in my late 30s.

1. Am i going to be bored there for that long?

2. I know i have waited too long to book a place to stay but is there any other place to stay that is less the £50/night. I am looking at hostels and that is how much the ones left are charging. And for Saturday night it is £120/for a hostel.

Please any help would be greatly appreciated.

LondonElite Aug 3, 2014 1:03 pm

munich octoberfest
 
I'll be there for the last weekend. To be honest, you've left it a bit late and hostels in/around big drinking events are rarely a good idea. ;)

I'm sorry, but I can't help you out with accommodation. Oktoberfest is a huge event, though I think after two days at the Wiesn, on your own, you'll have had enough! There are many other things to do in the region!

KellyeK Aug 3, 2014 1:59 pm

what else in the area
 

Originally Posted by LondonElite (Post 23303549)
I'll be there for the last weekend. To be honest, you've left it a bit late and hostels in/around big drinking events are rarely a good idea. ;)

I'm sorry, but I can't help you out with accommodation. Oktoberfest is a huge event, though I think after two days at the Wiesn, on your own, you'll have had enough! There are many other things to do in the region!


what else in the area should i do?

Ber2dca Aug 3, 2014 6:04 pm

Hotels/hostels in Munich during Oktoberfest are now either already fully booked or extremely pricy. I've heard of people staying in Nuremberg and taking the train down for the Oktoberfest just to avoid the issue (that's over 90 miles).

offerendum Aug 4, 2014 1:46 am


Originally Posted by KellyeK (Post 23303803)
what else in the area should i do?

Many Museums, the alps, the Allgäu etc. If you are bored depends on what you expect. If you like nice conversations, high class Entertainment etc. I guess you will be bored. If you like to drink a lot, to meet drunken and intrusive males etc, you could spend more than a week. I`m perhaps not the best adviser as Octoberfest and other Volksfeste are a Horror to me, but in the end it`s in large parts a big drinking-fest.

FLYMSY Aug 4, 2014 3:26 pm


Originally Posted by KellyeK (Post 23303803)
what else in the area should i do?

Also, have you tried the "Search this Forum" feature on the opening page for this forum? I'm sure that you'll find a lot of suggestions that might fit your interests, whatever they may be.

Just one example:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/germa...de-munich.html

chatel-censoir Aug 12, 2014 3:34 pm

Last year we camped without reservation at The Munich- Thalkirchen Camping Site. A shuttle at the campground takes you to the U-Bahn which goes to the "Wiesn", the fairgrounds where the beer tents are located. Check out the website, destination-munich.com/camping-in-munich.html for other camping options. Thalkirchen was loud, busy and fabulous fun! Cheap, too...for two of us, our tent, and car was about 15E.

Sarahhowell Aug 12, 2014 3:35 pm


Originally Posted by chatel-censoir (Post 23352934)
Last year we camped without reservation at The Munich- Thalkirchen Camping Site. A shuttle at the campground takes you to the U-Bahn which goes to the "Wiesn", the fairgrounds where the beer tents are located. Check out the website, destination-munich.com/camping-in-munich.html for other camping options. Thalkirchen was loud, busy and fabulous fun! Cheap, too...for two of us, our tent, and car was about 15E.

I know this is really odd, I'm sorry, could someone tell me how to start a thread, I have no idea?

FLYGVA Aug 12, 2014 11:53 pm


Originally Posted by Sarahhowell (Post 23352938)
I know this is really odd, I'm sorry, could someone tell me how to start a thread, I have no idea?

There is a button "New Thread" at the upper left corner below "MyFlyertalk" and atop of the list of threads

milepig Aug 13, 2014 11:21 am


Originally Posted by FLYGVA (Post 23354823)
There is a button "New Thread" at the upper left corner below "MyFlyertalk" and atop of the list of threads

But not once you're already reading a thread. Back out a level to the forum index and you'll see the button.

ToGo Aug 13, 2014 2:30 pm

I was 2 times there and there i nothing special.When you try to sit in a Beer Tend if feel like Tokio Subway and its so noisy you cant understand the guy next to you. The Price for Beer and Food are extreme hight and just from the Supermarket.

LondonElite Aug 13, 2014 4:04 pm


Originally Posted by ToGo (Post 23358764)
I was 2 times there and there i nothing special.When you try to sit in a Beer Tend if feel like Tokio Subway and its so noisy you cant understand the guy next to you. The Price for Beer and Food are extreme hight and just from the Supermarket.

Have you really been to the Oktoberfest? A litre of beer is EUR9 and the food (roast chicken, port knuckle, etc, is delicious for the most part).

ToGo Aug 13, 2014 4:08 pm

sure i get invitation from an Company for.
Outside many People who Pee in every corner and see the beer and food twice...
When i want to see stupid drunk people i can visit my some local bar in my area.

LondonElite Aug 13, 2014 5:58 pm

So I would decline the invitation in future. It's a big public booze feet. What do you expect! I'm invited every year by clients, usually to the Käfer tent or another smaller one. It's really quite respectable.

offerendum Aug 14, 2014 2:35 am

2 extremes - ToGo and LondonElite;) You like this Events or not. I`m more with ToGo but know many People who really enjoy it.... So everyone must experience with own eyes...


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