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VISITING GERMANY: MUNICH - The 180th Oktoberfest Munich - What's new: Oktoberfest 2013 ©180th Oktoberfest Munich
VISITING GERMANY: MUNICH – The 180th Oktoberfest Munich – What’s new: Oktoberfest 2013
With some new features for millions of visitors, the Oktoberfest in Munich is ready for its edition in 2013. We show you straight from the press conference in the middle of Munich all novelties for the 180th Oktoberfest.
One of the most important novelties are new rides like Odyssee, the highest transportable free fall tower Sky Fall (70 meter), the Cobra loopingride and the Pirate Adventure.
After 2012 with the Zentral-Landwirtschaftsfest as part of the Oktoberfest, the traditional Oktoberfest (Oide Wiesn) is back in 2013. In the southern part of the Theresienwiese fairground the most traditional tents, historical rides and other fun features welcome the visitors once more.
By the way: with the new wristband you don't have to pay twice to get back to the area of the historical Oktoberfest once you've been outside. Entry fee for the Oide Wiesn: € 3
With the new Smart Card it's going to be very easy to orientate yourself. Just scan the QR code from the Smart Card with your smart phone and you'll get a lot of useful informations about the Oktoberfest on your display. The Smart Card is free of charge.
Also new:
The new beer prices 2013
The official Oktoberfest souvenirs for 2013
Buy the new Oktoberfest souvenirs 2013 in our shop.
The big tents
It is true that the Oktoberfest-visitor doesn’t have it easy: with 14 tents to choose from, and each one more awesome than the other! In order to facilitate the choice, we have gathered all relevant information regarding the tents including pictures and a short description of each.
The official Oktoberfest 2013 Collectors' Mug
After the official Oktoberfest souvenirs have been revealed a few weeks ago, this year's mofficial Oktoberfest mug has been presented, too.
After his debut last year, city of Munich official Dieter Reiter has presented the official 2013 Oktoberfest mug.
With some assistance from local traditional music icon Josef Brustman, Dieter Reiter lead through the fun and relaxed event.
Designed by art-student Aki Sämmer, the official Oktoberfest 2013 logo can also be found on the official collectors' mug.
As usual, the mug is available with an optional tin lid. This year, the tin lid shows Wilhelmine Reinhard, who made a name for herself as fearless aeronaut and drew some major attention, when she started a balloon-ride from the Oktoberfest in 1820, of course dressed in a traditional Bavarian costume.
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