What way people get to Oktoberfest in Munich?
I watched weblinks from Wikipedia, there are some links to sites about this festival. I read on them that auto is bad variant to go there. Flights from Moscow to Munich isn't a problem, but what to do next?
I'm wheelchair user. Try to plan the flight to this festival. I hope I will not be first, and the ground, buildings are accessible for these people. :) Has anyone an experience of this festival? Is atmosphere friendly there, or not? Where I can read an information, maybe schemes, photos, blog articles?
Thanks.
UPD: Sure, I'm googling, but I mean maybe someone knows a good websites with a lot of info.
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How do you get to Oktoberfest Munich?
Entrance to Oktoberfest is free. You do not need a ticket to attend Oktoberfest. You can go on any rides you want, walk around the fairgrounds, eat all the food, and you can go into any beer tents or gardens that are open.Where do most Oktoberfest visitors come from?
Where do the visitors come from? The Oktoberfest is and remains a distinctly \u201cBavarian\u201d festival. The vast majority of visitors to the Oktoberfest \u2013 some 71 percent \u2013 come from the state of Bavaria.Can anyone go to Oktoberfest?
Is there an entry free? The Wiesn doesn't cost to enter; anyone can wander through the venue without needing a ticket. The reason there are sometimes queues at the entrance is that security personnel check visitors' bags so that everyone at the Wiesn can feel safe and relax.How does Oktoberfest work in Munich?
The festival, which spans just over two weeks, is held annually in a meadow just outside Munich's city centre. In addition to eating, drinking and dancing, visitors can enjoy colourful parades, a variety of fairground rides, and for those not themselves in traditional Bavarian gear, admire those that are.Oktoberfest Munich - Complete Guide
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