The Twizgo.com Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest 2010 is now available!
We put so many hours of research and editing into this Oktoberfest guide that it drove us to drinking. For that, we thank you.
What makes this Oktoberfest guide unique?
We show you how to make the most out of your Oktoberfest experience. We lived in Germany for years and have been to Oktoberfest many times, giving us the local knowledge to help make your Oktoberfest trip the experience of a lifetime.
We’ve already done the research for you.
How do I get a passport? How do the trains work? How can I book a seat in the tents?
The logistics behind traveling overseas to Oktoberfest can be overwhelming. We know what it’s like to be a tourist, and we provide the specific information you’ll need to get things taken care of before you leave and during your trip.
We’ve already done the research for you.
How do I get a passport? How do the trains work? How can I book a seat in the tents?
The logistics behind traveling overseas to Oktoberfest can be overwhelming. We know what it’s like to be a tourist, and we provide the specific information you’ll need to get things taken care of before you leave and during your trip.
You get the latest information including links.
Oktoberfest guides found in bookstores often contain outdated information. Because we don’t have to go to press, our Oktoberfest guide contains the most current information. Additionally, the PDF format of our Oktoberfest guide allows you to access the many helpful links we provide with a click of your mouse.
You’ll have more fun!
Your trip to Oktoberfest should be about great friends, great beer, and fun. Spending two hours trying to figure out how to buy a train ticket is not a vacation! Armed with our local knowledge of Oktoberfest, Germany, and international travel, your experience will be greatly enhanced.
What specific information is included in the Twizgo.com Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest 2009?
Our 55-page Oktoberfest guide includes answers to many questions you probably have, including the following:
- How do I get a passport, and how long does it take?
- What airport should I fly into? Where can I find the cheapest flights to Europe?
- How do the trains work? Can I book online in advance? Which local trains do I take? Can I bring beer onboard?
- Will my cell phone work in Europe? Are there other options?
- What part of town should we stay in? Am I too old to stay in a youth hostel? Where should I book a room online?
- What are my food options at the festival?
- Where’s the best place to exchange money and get some Euros?
- How does Duty-free shopping work?
- How does Customs work? What can I bring back with me?
- Will my electronics work in Europe?
- Which tents at the festival are the best?
- How do I tip, and how much?
You will also find the following information in our Oktoberfest guide:
- Which regional and local trains to take, with step-by-step instructions (including screenshots) to purchase tickets in advance online.
- What types of beer are available at Oktoberfest, including a description and picture of each.
- What types of food are available at Oktoberfest, including a description and picture of each.
- How the toilets work.
- What you should and shouldn’t wear to the festival.
- How tent reservations work, including contact information.
- What else is there to do in and around Munich?
- A list of common German phrases and words you’ll need on your trip.
We’ve already done the research for you.
How do I get a passport? How do the trains work? How can I book a seat in the tents?
The logistics behind traveling overseas to Oktoberfest can be overwhelming. We know what it’s like to be a tourist, and we provide the specific information you’ll need to get things taken care of before you leave and during your trip.