Oktoberfest Muinch 2015 Photo TR

From Monday till Wednesday (09/28-09/30) I went to the Oktoberfest with my father. We stayed in the motel one Muinch south. He was there for a business meeting and I could come with him and then I went on the Oktoberfest!

It started on monday morning, we left our home at 8am and we arrived in our Hotel just before lunch time. We put our luggage into our room and then we took the subway to the Oktoberfest. What is crazy is that in the Subway station next to the Oktoberfest 2 lines go and each one every 10 minutes, so approximately a train every 5 minutes. But there left so many people that a constant stream of humans came up the two escelators! I don't want to know how it is on the weekend!!

On Tuesday I went to Therme Erding in the afternoon, a gigantic indoor water park! Oh, and there is a Slide where you jump! Like on a ski jump!

I also made many POV's and the first one is already online! Here it is:

So now let's get to the photos:

on the way back We saw a Theme Park

some more thrilling flat rides

Ohh, I can see Olympia Looping!

next, the dueling Wild Mouse, which was always dueling!

some more sick making rides

and now to the reason why (nearly) everyone comes to the Oktoberfest, BEER

but you have to walk 1/2 mile frome one to the other end of the Oktoberfest!

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but we didn´t visited it, because we didn´t had enough time!

oh, and that´s the first what you see when you Exit the subway.

These tents are huuge

The ride is now over, so lets´s go and look what other rides are there too.

and a 200ft tall vertical ride. (It,'s not a drop Tower, more like an fast exelerating Elevator!

Classical ride

after the best coaster on the Oktoberfest, let´s go to the worst one! This Thing is pretty rough!

so, let´s go on a 265ft drop tower

and a Powered Coaster

some more Fun Houses

next, a coaster, taller than all others, longer than any other and loopier than any other coaster on the Fun Fair Worldwide, the Olympia Looping!

next the indoor Spinning coaster with a cool laser Show inside

Alpina Bahn

Great themed entrance!

I made it without falling! first I almost fell, but I got myself safe and made it, with POV comming soon!

Lach-Freu-Haus, a great Fun House

an overlook how huge the Oktoberfest is!

Is this Robb´s favourite sign on the Oktoberfest?

the first Thing you see!

Konga, a huge and nice themed Pendulum ride, with fire effects!

so, let´s ride it! uhhhh, my first first class flight!!!

a 200ft tall starflyer

And you can see in which floor the ride is at the moment! on this photo it´s on the 4th floor.

on Tuesday afternoon I went to Therme Eridng, a giant indoor Waterpark. I only have Pictures from the outside.

Let´s go over to the "Oide Wiesen" (Old Oktoberfest) where some really old attractions are, like a really old bumper car.

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so, what about a ride on Alpina Bahn in the dark? sure!

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nearly all rides look great in the dark

Facts

And Olympia Looping in the dark??

Ferris Wheel

SURE!!

Lach-Freu-Haus in the dark

Awesome photos, my only complaint is that you didn't take more!

I hope to one day go to one of these crazy European fairs, the rides are so much more impressive with all the themeing and lights. Thanks for sharing

I hope to one day go to one of these crazy European fairs, the rides are so much more impressive with all the theming and lights.

I totally agree. The only "actual fair" I've been to is the Florida State Fair, and it was kinda sucky. The rides were really rough, and the lighting was quite unimpressive. Dang it Europe, you always have to one-up me

Awesome photos, my only complaint is that you didn't take more!

 

I hope to one day go to one of these crazy European fairs, the rides are so much more impressive with all the themeing and lights. Thanks for sharing

Thank you. Well, I'm not running all day around on the Oktoberfest with my mobile in the Hand doing photos!

I hope to one day go to one of these crazy European fairs, the rides are so much more impressive with all the theming and lights.

I totally agree. The only "actual fair" I've been to is the Florida State Fair, and it was kinda sucky. The rides were really rough, and the lighting was quite unimpressive. Dang it Europe, you always have to one-up me

I can't tell how american Fairs are, but the Fairs here in Europe are good, but more expensive than a theme park, if you ride a lot of coasters!

I just went to an annual Carnival setup in Paris last month, and spent nearly $30 Cdn,

just to ride the two coasters, and the two dark rides. Didn't take long to spend that much.

I still had a great time, and a new found beer I enjoyed (twice), so I`d spend that much again, easy.

So, would you pay 5 Euros to ride this? I did.

I miss Oktoberfest and Germany...so awesome.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

^no problem I like it to write Photo TR's!

The park you passed is Skyline park! I drove past it on my way to Munich on a European trip! (Not a coaster one..)

I love Oktoberfest after dark. Although u are drunk, the lights make such a difference. I went to Wurstmarkt in Bad Dürkheim this year instead of Oktoberfest. Pretty much the same deal with plenty of rides and coasters, but the theme was wine, not beer. Loved it! Next year Oktoberfest again!

The last time I was in Munich it was opening day of Oktoberfest and it rained all day. Bummed I didn't get to ride anything. This report makes me want to go back!

The last time I was in Munich it was opening day of Oktoberfest and it rained all day. Bummed I didn't get to ride anything. This report makes me want to go back!

Ohhh, that's bad! I hope you have better weather when you visit Oktoberfest the next time!

Thanks for the pics...Oktoberfest is still one of the greatest adventures I've experienced...I was lucky enough to hit Munich 3 years in a row in my younger days for work (I mean Beer...)...and the rides after beer...still love to see the photos of the current version...one day I shall return.!

I'd love to check out Oktoberfest someday, but drinking one of those beer steins would probably put me under the table.

Great photos! Thank for sharing yoyur experience!

I'm impressed you didn't fall on the conveyor belt slide! I can't wait to try that again!

I havent really noticed any big new innovative rides at this festival in the last few years. No big new coaster or unique flat ride. Just variations on pendulum swinging rides.

These fairs are mind blowing! I can not believe the actual things they put up for rides, like a big house thing! (idk) When I'm an adult I'm going to a German Fair!

Thanks for the pics...Oktoberfest is still one of the greatest adventures I've experienced...I was lucky enough to hit Munich 3 years in a row in my younger days for work (I mean Beer...)...and the rides after beer...still love to see the photos of the current version...one day I shall return.!

It is an adventure, hopefully I can go there again next year!

I'd love to check out Oktoberfest someday, but drinking one of those beer steins would probably put me under the table.

If you are at Oktoberfest, you don't have to drink beer, do it like me and drink some water or coke!

Great photos! Thank for sharing yoyur experience!

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I'm impressed you didn't fall on the conveyor belt slide! I can't wait to try that again!

Thank you, but it isn't that easy like it looks! PS: I liked how they helped KT when you were there! PPS: Did Piers tried it yet??

I havent really noticed any big new innovative rides at this festival in the last few years. No big new coaster or unique flat ride. Just variations on pendulum swinging rides.

Jep, maybe the Funtime drop towers and some pendulum rides which get taller and taller.

These fairs are mind blowing! I can not believe the actual things they put up for rides, like a big house thing! (idk) When I'm an adult I'm going to a German Fair!

Good! But for Oktoberfest you need one day and for all fairs a huge moneybag!

Oktoberfest, Europa, and Holiday Park are 3 reasons why I have to make it out to Germany. Too bad we can't have something like Oktoberfest in America. But thousands of Americans and mugs of beer wouldn't be a good mix.

Love the photos! We're planning a trip to Munich for March 2017 and I can't wait to get there and visit the Hofbrauhaus and the Paulaner Braukeller.

Oktoberfest, Europa, and Holiday Park are 3 reasons why I have to make it out to Germany. Too bad we can't have something like Oktoberfest in America. But thousands of Americans and mugs of beer wouldn't be a good mix.

Oh, but a Europe trip is worth it. And thousand Americans and Beer, I can't tell how it is, only thousands of germans with beer!

Love the photos! We're planning a trip to Munich for March 2017 and I can't wait to get there and visit the Hofbrauhaus and the Paulaner Braukeller.

Oh, but why not in the end of September? Oktoberfest is such an great place, even if you don't like beer (like me), you still have that atmosphere in the tents...

I'd love to check out Oktoberfest someday, but drinking one of those beer steins would probably put me under the table.

There had been rumors going around when we were there about whether the Munich breweries watered down the beers or made the beer with less alcohol during Oktoberfest, but I certainly couldn't tell if they did. When I think watered down, I think of Bud Light and the beer we had certainly didn't taste anything like that!

I managed to down 6 Maß (steins) of beer during our last night in the tent (about five hours) and I was still able to talk, walk and properly function. Just make sure to get one of those giant pretzels to soak up the beer and you'll be just fine!

I managed to down 6 Maß (steins) of beer during our last night in the tent (about five hours) and I was still able to talk, walk and properly function. Just make sure to get one of those giant pretzels to soak up the beer and you'll be just fine!

what? Really?

I had a half Mass of water and a half mass of coke and I fell down while I left the restrooms! Well I sliped out on a wet wooden floor!

Oktoberfest, Europa, and Holiday Park are 3 reasons why I have to make it out to Germany. Too bad we can't have something like Oktoberfest in America. But thousands of Americans and mugs of beer wouldn't be a good mix.

Oh, but a Europe trip is worth it. And thousand Americans and Beer, I can't tell how it is, only thousands of germans with beer!

Love the photos! We're planning a trip to Munich for March 2017 and I can't wait to get there and visit the Hofbrauhaus and the Paulaner Braukeller.

Oh, but why not in the end of September? Oktoberfest is such an great place, even if you don't like beer (like me), you still have that atmosphere in the tents...

We're going in March because that's when all the breweries roll out their dopplebocks and Munich celebrates Starkbierfest, which is like Oktoberfest but without the crowds. I get seriously claustrophobic in crowds. I do enjoy beer and dopplebocks are my favorite. I had the Hofbrau Adultorator in Pittsburgh last February and it remains the best beer I've ever had, even better than the Augustiner Maximator. Paulaner Salvator is a close second, though.

^ I'm curious, but does the March Beer Festival have the Midway and coasters and flat rides, like Oktoberfest has?