Munich - how can I quickly figure out which station belongs to what ring?
I'm looking for a resource (web app, phone app or whatever) where I can quickly check which S-bahn or U-bahn station belong to a particular Ring. I'm asking because here's what it looks like officially (can be found here):
And that just does not make thing easier.
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Been living there for some time as a frequent traveler. I gotta check the rings all the time to have the right combination of tickets for the journey.
The most convenient way is to use MVG Fahrinfo München app's journey planner on your mobile device.
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Even though this won't be answering your question directly, but I found out that MVV Journey Planner shows you that how many rings you need to travel to reach your destination; which comes very handy to purchase the best-value ticket.
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