Always Cancellation of line S5 from Pasing. Again experienced today 14.03.2025. I would suggest if…read moreyou can not run S Bahn then please shut it down. How can country like Germany run like this. Total unsatisfied with S-Bahn München.

S stands for Super! This is a super great way to get to the…read moreairport! This public transit is fast, easy, clean, safe- it's awesome! The journey began at the central train station, taking the underground route to the S-Bahn, which whisked me away through the city out to the 'burbs to catch a flight out of Munich. The train had clean, comfortable seats. It was a cheap fare, especially considering how far the train goes. The train carriages were lacking any graffiti and were spotless. People were courteous and quiet throughout the journey. They had clear announcements in German, and maps available. Each station seemed safe, and well attended. The train ran on time, and was the best way to go to the airport.

Just like anything else, you gotta roll 1st class on this train. More room, more everything. WiFi…read morewas reliable. And 1st class is technically a quiet zone so no unruly kids or screaming babies. Lots of elbow room. Make a reservation---you always need it. You get an assigned wagon and seats. And it is such a quick ride to Salzburg. Fantastic trip. But skip the coffee they offer. It is horrible. Motor oil tastes better.

These RailJet trains are not exactly pleasant to travel by. Everyone is just slumped together in a…read morebig, crowded, non-descript, open coach. And this completely takes away the joy of train travel. It's really a bit like flying Ryanair as opposed to a nice old-fashioned airline. Too bad this OBB company did not realise that people like the comfort and coziness of compartmented cars, rather than the bus-like promiscuity of their "flagship" RailJet.