Solid little street fair that Munich seems to throw on the weekend…read more This event was more that just beer and schnitzel; split up into four distinct sections, one of the largest was focused on renewable clean energy. They had bikes that both kids and adults could pedal, showing just how much energy is needed to power different household objects. they also had a mini coal power plant that put off fake smoke (smelled weird too, assuming that was on purpose....or that we were just too close to the portable toilets). There was of course loads of other things to see and do. Keep in mind that one of the main boulevards leading into the old city is shut for this event; to a New Yorker, think city streets in august. The first quadrant is a sit-down fare of beer and sausage, with a main stage where local acts preform. Good if you're not in a walking mood, but definitely not the most fun at this event. Moving away from the old town was the "extreme sports" display. They had some ramps for BMX bikers, some super weird inline rollerbladers, and my personal favorite, a batting cage. They got a kick out of the fact that I knew how to hit a ball (however shitty my baseball skills have become, they were still better than my German counter parts #Merrica). Moving further way still was the children's zone, complete with little rides (and beer for mom and dad). Finally the furthest zone held the most fun in my opinion. Loads of food and booze stands plus awesome live music. They had a 50's guitarist playing when we were there, it set a nice tone for the evening. If you happen to find the guys selling bordeaux wine, give them a try; their selection was truly phenomenal and not overly expensive. Definitely worth checking out if you find yourself in Munich; but we warned that every beer stand will charge you 2 euro deposit for glass, and the token they give you wont be accepted at any other stall. Feel free to BYOB, as street drinking in this city is totally kosher.

First off customer service is horrible. You can't get through on the phone. Second their agents lie…read moreand don't have answers. Our ticket said George Street but i heard that had changed. I contacted them TWICE to confirm i was to go to George Steet and both times the agents confirmed yes. We went and if course our bus never shower, turns out it was the other stop we had heard about. The agent (after impossible to getbthrough) accused us of lying and being at the wrong stop, they repeated George street and we said we were calling them from George Street. Dhe saod all the other passengers got on so we were at the wrong spot on George street. Again we trued to say no and they said we weren't where we were suppose to be. Turns out the tickets have a QR code so the bus did go to the to the stop (15 min away on Commissioner street) but when they scan the qr code the tickets say George street. They wont refund my money for one way and still say its our fault. i was kucky ebough to have 2 spots in the next bus which we did catch at Commissioner.

Driver female, dark complexion American english speaker w/ long braids wearing glasses refused me…read morePurchase service & inconvenienced my entire trip home. I brought my allowed medical overhead bag (14x12 inches) containing all my medication, on the bus. Driver making false claims stating it would not fit. Bag fit on previous trips. I showed her that it did, She demanded I get off the bus. Discrimination against disabled veterans unprofessional oppressive driver.