Oktoberfest Dublin

somechancer · 09-10-2008 04:42PM #1

Having been in Munich ill be interested to see how this shapes up, anyone been already/price of a beer?

KTRIC · 09-10-2008 04:45PM

Lets get this straight, its not Oktoberfest unless its in Munich. You simply can't stick up some tents and call it Oktoberfest.

biko · 09-10-2008 04:48PM

These happen all over the world. A few merchants get together, put a tent up and charge extra for crappy beer and call it "Oktoberfest".

Is it free in? If so might be worth a visit.

anniehoo · 09-10-2008 04:50PM

Am interested to see if this is worth going to. Meant to be heading friday week but if its just some crappy stalls with schnitzels (sp?) and big rubbery frankfurters wont bother!

anniehoo · 09-10-2008 04:51PM

biko wrote: »

Is it free in? If so might be worth a visit.

Yeh as far as i know! Theres corporate areas which around 50 quid a ticket though!

Bluetonic · 09-10-2008 04:51PM

52 euro for A full traditional buffet supper, ½ Litre of Paulaner per person and entertainment by the Bavarian Brass & Dance band Die Alpen-Show.

Jesus Wept.

I hope the stage in Georges Dock finally collapses. It'll be the same ****e thats down there as the authentic German market at Christmas, utter ****e.

Bring me back to The Wiesn.

- Veranstaltungsservice Breuel- Beerbar and German Schwenkgrill specialties
- Major Toms - Beer Bar
- Andrea Fahrmeyer - German Bretzels
- Bjp/ Sandra JahnsenCoffeebar & German Pastries
- Arno Teegen - Black Forest specialties sausages & various meats
- German Imbiss - Sauerkraut, Nockerln with Ham
- Andreas Gnegel/Burgunder Schinken (German smoked ham) & Crepes
- Heiko Kretschmann - German Candy
- Greger Veranstaltungen- Sugar candy, love apples, ginger bread hearts
- Stricker Food Systems - Mushrooms, dumplings, German rissoles and fried potatoes
- Astrid Rípp - Potatoe pancakes
- Weingut Egelhoff - German wines
- Thomas Behling - House & Garden Accessories
- Georg Fürmeier / Munich Viktualienmarkt – German Mustards & Sauces
- Käsealm - German Mountain Cheese

Oh FFS.

ScumLord · 09-10-2008 04:53PM

biko wrote: »

These happen all over the world. A few merchants get together, put a tent up and charge extra for crappy beer and call it "Oktoberfest".

Is it free in? If so might be worth a visit.

That's right all the Germans out in Spain have their own Oktoberfests, is it a proper German holiday?

KTRIC · 09-10-2008 04:57PM

Bluetonic wrote: »

52 euro for A full traditional buffet supper, ½ Litre of Paulaner per person and entertainment by the Bavarian Brass & Dance band Die Alpen-Show.

Thats crazy money. The food and beer is worth about €10 at the most, even at Irish prices. How can they justify this ?

½ Litre of Paulaner per person !!!! :eek: They better watch they don't get drunk :rolleyes:

Bluetonic · 09-10-2008 05:00PM

8.20 euro I was paying in the HB tent in Munich for a litre last week, absolutely lovely, keep the change you sexy dirndl wearing girl.

AnonoBoy · 09-10-2008 05:09PM

You only have to pay in for the coporate do thingie. It's free to go in and wander around at.

Also - Dublin Forum!!!!

dubmick · 09-10-2008 05:09PM

Bluetonic wrote: »

8.20 euro I was paying in the HB tent in Munich for a litre last week, absolutely lovely, keep the change you sexy dirndl wearing girl.

lol was it actually €8.20? I didn't even know that, just kept handing in tenners.

It was very quiet in that tent. (read carnage)

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 09-10-2008 05:11PM

Look at the top of the page.

Region > East > Dublin City.

Oktoberfest Dublin

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