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Getting to Munich from MUC
It's been awhile since I've done this (and forgive me if this has been covered, but I can't find it). It seems like my best choices into town are the train or the Lufthansa Bus. I understand that my hotel is next to a Lufthansa Bus stop. Is one method preferable to the other? And, btw, since I'm flying Lufthansa, do I get any sort of discount if I take the bus?
Thanks! |
You should tell us where your hotel is:confused:
Generally speaking, I would take the S-Bahn....the LH bus can run in a bad pile-up, making it a long, unpleasant journey. |
Originally Posted by USAFAN
(Post 7967071)
You should tell us where your hotel is:confused:
Generally speaking, I would take the S-Bahn....the LH bus can run in a bad pile-up, making it a long, unpleasant journey. Funny, as some Munich S-bahn trains have the propoganda poster warning "Stau? S-bahn fahren!". |
Originally Posted by USAFAN
(Post 7967071)
You should tell us where your hotel is:confused:
Generally speaking, I would take the S-Bahn....the LH bus can run in a bad pile-up, making it a long, unpleasant journey. |
I have done this before, bus is easier
Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 7969229)
It's the Renaissance Munich (which I think has little to recommend it, other than it can be quite cheap on priceline).
As mentioned earlier, the bus could find traffic, but it is more convenient and less time I think then changing from S-bahn to subway or taxi. You also have less luggage dragging with the bus... liked the hotel, it is in a primarily residential area, but buy a multi-day pass and you are a few stops from Munich Center. Cheers, dittymau |
Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 7965705)
... I understand that my hotel is next to a Lufthansa Bus stop. ....
http://www.autobusoberbayern.de/lini...airportbus.pdf I know that the bus passes by near your hotel (near/at Leopoldstr.). Don't know, if there is a stop. And If, there is still some walk. BTW, they post that they have 7 different routes in case of pile-ups. Sieben Ausweichrouten für eine staufreie Fahrt von und zum Flughafen München |
the LH Bus stops a few meters from the Rennaissance Hotel - I'd go for that option :)
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Thanks! It seems like, in my particular case, the bus is the better option because it will drop me at my hotel. I guess I need to figure out which Lufthansa bus to get on, though -- I assume there's more than one route into Munich.
From the link provided above, I see a roundtrip is cheaper than a single ticket (and that they also sell ticket books). Does anyone know if two people can use a "roundtrip" ticket one-way into town, or are they directionally marked? |
There is only on bus - it might only take several possible routes from the airport to the city border to avoid heavy traffic. But rest assured - the first and only intermediate stop is close to your hotel, which is pretty nice. I do not believe that you can use a "return" ticket for two singles. The sell it on the bus and and it is marked for outward and return.
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Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 7969229)
It's the Renaissance Munich (which I think has little to recommend it, other than it can be quite cheap on priceline).
There is also a station for public transport (U-Bahn) next to the hotel. But public transport to this area of Munich is quite inconvienient from MUC airport as you have to take S-Bahn and then U-Bahn. Maybe 50-60min minimum transfer time; public transport might be a bit cheaper though. |
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