One of the cheapest variants to travel to Munich
The long-distance bus is a tough competitor for cars and trains when it comes to a comfortable and inexpensive journey to Munich. But tickets are quickly booked up during the Oktoberfest.
Arrive centrally by long distance bus
Long-distance buses travel to Munich from all major cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Journeys to Munich can also be found in many international timetables. The connections are usually cheaper than by train, and there is no need to search for a parking space by car. Best of all, most long-distance buses arrive at and depart from Munich's Central Bus Station (ZOB) at Hackerbrücke. It couldn't be closer, because from here it's only a ten-minute walk to the gates of the Theresienwiese. The route is well signposted. Or you can simply follow the other Oktoberfest visitors in the direction of the Theresienwiese.
Day trip to the Wiesn with overnight stay in the long-distance bus
If you're traveling from further away, you can easily hop on the night bus in your city in the evening. In the morning, you can then arrive at the Wiesn in time for the Weißwurst breakfast.
The prices for tickets to the Oktoberfest can rise at short notice, long-distance buses are quickly booked up. Therefore, be sure to book early enough.
