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iahphx Jun 27, 2007 10:55 am

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!

USAFAN Jun 27, 2007 2:30 pm

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.

etch5895 Jun 27, 2007 5:33 pm


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.

Are you insinuating that there might be a STAU on the autobahn? :D

Funny, as some Munich S-bahn trains have the propoganda poster warning "Stau? S-bahn fahren!".

iahphx Jun 27, 2007 9:31 pm


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.

It's the Renaissance Munich (which I think has little to recommend it, other than it can be quite cheap on priceline).

dittymau Jun 27, 2007 9:46 pm

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).

I have stayed there maybe little over a year ago. If you take the S-bahn, you will then need to take the subway which will leave you near the bus stop. It is a 5 minute walk over to the hotel, there are taxis there too, but they might not like a fare that would take more time to put the luggage in the trunk.

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

USAFAN Jun 28, 2007 11:16 am


Originally Posted by iahphx (Post 7965705)
... I understand that my hotel is next to a Lufthansa Bus stop. ....

Look here

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

chrissxb Jun 28, 2007 12:31 pm

the LH Bus stops a few meters from the Rennaissance Hotel - I'd go for that option :)

iahphx Jun 28, 2007 6:11 pm

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?

Flying Lawyer Jul 1, 2007 8:19 am

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.

LH738 Jul 2, 2007 4:57 am


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).

Take the LH bus.

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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