Oktoberfest
A Stoke festival within a festival
Where: Munich, Bavaria, Germany. When: September 21st - October 7th. How: Plane, train, bus or car. Private shuttle from Barcelona. Cost: 50€ a day. Sleep: Camping accommodation (twin share tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag). Eat: Hot breakfasts everyday and BBQ dinner every second night. Inclusions: Accommodation, meals, massive Stoke campsite party. Add ons: Boooooze: loads of beer, white, red and rose wine, sangria, spritzers (white and lemonade) and splitzers (rose and lemonade) (10€ a day), traditional clothes, Munich bike tour. ***Please select these on booking if you would like them or email us*** Contact: Munich number: +49 176 868 39508 including: Camping accommodation (pre-erected tents with mattresses & sleeping bags), hearty breakfasts and a BBQ dinner every second night (vegetarians ok), shuttles between campsite and centre of town, the Stoke festival within a festival atmosphere with an international vibe.
what do you get: - Private coaches (depart Barcelona Thursday evening, arrive Munich on Friday. Returns to Barcelona departing from campsite Sunday 1pm, arriving Barcelona Monday morning. 2 person/3 person tents & camping mats, sleeping bags - Hearty breakfasts and a BBQ Saturday night (vegetarians ok) - Shuttles between campsite and centre of town - A Stoke festival within a festival atmosphere, with an international vibe Which means drink you little legends. This festival is unashamedly about drinking beer, and we think that's absolutely wonderful! Oktoberfest has long traditions steeped in....beer, has long been the global benchmark in....beer and, well, beer, beer, beer. But it's not just beer, unless you really want it to be. Our Oktoberfest is all about traditional dress (that make babes look even more babe-ish) and the finest of meaty treats, and dancing to Oompah bands and the giant sideshow with roller coasters and just being a part of the world's largest fair. Beer just makes it oh so sweeter. We have the biggest party outside of the beer halls everyday of the festival. With Stoke Travel you know you are always coming home to friendly faces (by the hundreds), plenty of beer, great music and delicious BBQs. We are also experts at the festival, and have been known to be the loosest, craziest, partiest people in the beer halls. We call Stoke Travel's trips the unforgettable trips that you probably won't remember. This is because for an extra 10€ a day we serve you all the beer (or sangria) that you want. We call them 'welcome drinks'. And when you're staying with hundreds of people, from all around the world, who, like you, are there to party, then you're bound to make plenty of new friends. Some of them special friends, special friends who might like to explore the inside of your mouth with their tongues. And if that sounds gross rest assured - it's anything but. Munich, Germany. The Oktoberfest grounds (Theresienwiese) are located in the centre of Munich. The Stoke campground is just 10 minutes away from the madness. Private stoke busses are available free of charge during particularly busy weekend periods. easy and cheap public transport available straight to our front door all day everyday.. Private stoke busses are available free of charge during particularlybusy weekend periods. easy and cheap public transport available straightto our front door all day everyday All budget and major airlines fly to Munich from all over Europe and the world. Check out skyscanner or Kayak for details. All trains entering Munich come in to the city's centrally-located main station (Hauptbahnhof), which is shared by the city's rail and bus systems, providing connections to all destinations within the city and around the region. High-speed InterCity Express (ICE) trains from Hamburg, Frankfurt and Augsburg provide rapid service to Munich. The City Nightline (CNL) features comfortable sleeping quarters on its overnight services. The Deutsche Bahn has more than 25,000 miles of track, connecting all points in Germany, with international service as well. To view their timetable, you can visit the website. If your travel originates in the UK, British Rail has four daily scheduled trains to Munich, with journey duration of around 9 hours and including a ferry connection. From Zurich, there is daily service on the train called the Bavaria. Once you're at the Hauptbahnhof, jump on the underground (S2) in the direction of Peterhausen. Jump off at Untermenzing. Right outside the station take the bus for 3 stops to Campingplatz Obermenzing. Just ask the driver or have a look on the bus route map. Easy peasy! You can travel by bus to Munich from London, Paris and many other European cities. The largest bus operator from the UK to the continent is Eurolines, operating out of London's centrally located Victoria Coach Station. In Paris, Eurolines is located on rue Malmaison, a 35-minute Metro ride from the centre. In Munich, bus services usually terminate at the Zentraler Busbahnhof, which you will find on the north side of the Hauptbahnhof. If you need any help in finding out how to get to us then email us at [email protected] The most WICKED, literally, way to get to Oktoberfest is in a Wicked Campervan. We have reserved spots for Wicked vans within the campsite. Check out www.wickedcampers.co.uk. Please note that if you are coming by car, there is very limited parking at the campsite, so you will need to park down the road and either walk or catch a short bus back to the camp. You can drop your things off at the camp first. The buses leave from Plaza Catalunya in front of the Hard Rock Cafe. The weekend trips leave at 7pm on the Thursday and return roughly 7am on Monday morning. Yes, private stoke buses are available free of charge during particularly busy weekend periods. Easy and cheap public transport available straight to our front door all day everyday No, but getting around in Germany is easypeasy thanks to their efficient transport system. You can get right to the entrance of the campsite with cheap, easy public transport. Check out the 'How to get there' section for details. Breakfast is usually the good ol' Aussie toad-in-a-hole .... translation: egg cooked in a hole in a piece of toast. Yum! Sometimes we mix it up and have another sort of eggy mix, but whatever it is, it will be warm and will go down well with a Bloody Mary. Yes, you absolutely do. You can fly into Barcelona in time for the weekend trips. They happen on three weekends, departing on Thursday evenings. The dates for these are: 20-24th Sept and 4-8 Oct. Yes, the twin tents are two-man tents. We have two-man and three-man tents, so if you are a group of 3, you can all tent together. Just let us know your preferences when you book. We also have an option to have a private tent for a small additional fee - just in case you don't want to share.... or if you want leave space for the hottie you're going to meet at our campsite..... just saying... The campsite is awesome! It is big and green and foresty with a cafe/restaurant, a little shop, hot showers, laundry area, vending machines, wifi and it's easily accessible via public transport. The campsite itself has small lock boxes which you can rent from reception. We have a giant container which gets locked every night and we can put small valuables in there. We serve unlimited alcohol at our camps. You, my friend, will be the wild animal. Ask Leigh Near Haupthbhanof in Zentrum of Munich, there are plenty. Really. No. Come on! No. Go back to school, please! What the F$%# ?! -Ahahaha! Don't compare me to a kiwi! -It's even worse you're comparing me to a bloody Aussie! 8AM-10AM - Hot breakfast 9AM onwards - Shuttles go into Oktoberfest in the morning and return in the afternoon (times to be confirmed) 8PM - BBQ dinner included every second night (on alternative nights dinner will be available for 5euros extra) 10PM - massive campsite party 11PM - Oktoberfest closes and all head back to campsite to join the partyThe Beerfest.
The biggest party outside of the beer halls with lots of beer, wine and sangria...
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Ein Prosit!
What's Stoketoberfest?
Home is where the liver is.
2 person tents & mattresses (with sleeping bags) are set up for your arrival. Just dump your stuff inside and grab a beer.We serve you up hearty breakfasts, and every 2nd day we fire up the BBQ, and make a party of it. No worries if you are vegetarian.
Pilots are the only sober people here (we hope).
Of course it's efficient.
Buses are the bestest.
Getting to Munich
Enter all of your questions in the comments box below and we'll answer them here...
Where do the buses from Barcelona leave from and at what time?
Are the shuttles to and from Oktoberfest included in the price?
The only extra costs will be on lunches and dinner every second night. Do you provide transport from Munich centre?
What is the breakfast like?
Do we have the option of flying into Barcelona and taking one of your
buses to the camp site? It is said on the website that it is a twin tent. Can it fit two people?
And what amenities are offered at the camp site?
Are there lockers where we can put our passports or other important items?
If we are camping does that mean we'll be attacked by wild animals?
How can I lose my virginity?
Where is Starbucks?
Do you guys have Skype in Australia?
Does the tent have hot water?
Do the tents have laptops?
Is the surname my last name?
Does the bus come both ways on one side of the road?
Is New Zealand part of Australia ?
Where is the Oktoberfest?
The Oktoberfest is in Munich...did anybody not know that? The Oktoberfest festival is held in the centre of the city in the Theresienwiese grounds.
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Getting to Stoke Camp
From the central station take S-train 2 to UNTERMENZING. From there catch bus 164 to station CAMPINGPLATZ. Voila. Crisis over. Campsite is called Campingplatz Obermenzing. Address is 59 Lochhausner Strasse.
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