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Deaf München Oktoberfest & Tours 2025

$250.00

Sep 25 – Oct 3, 2025

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Deaf München Oktoberfest & Tours Package

  • Thursday, September 25 to Friday, October 3, 2025.

  • Land Only. Air is not part of the package

  • 7 Nights, 8 Days at 4 Star Hotel with Buffet Breakfast Daily.

  • Deaf Guide & American Sign Language Interpreters Provided.

  • International Deaf Day at Oktoberfest. Meet deaf folks from Europe.

  • Train pass for Munich local and High Speed Rail to Salzbugh.

  • Admission to Neuschwanstein Castle, Linderhof Palace, Harbugh Castle, BMW Museum. Olympic Tower Ascend.

Booking Information

$3,350 Per Person based on Double Occupancy.

RSVP Deadline: December 1, 2024.


Payment deadline is June 1, 2025.

Two people share one hotel room with one bed. Daily breakfast is included for both guests.

One person? Inquire about single room rates.

Reserve your spot today with a $250 deposit. A monthly payment plan is available, with an additional 3% charge for credit card processing. Please note that deposits are non-refundable to secure space for our deaf group.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.

Trip Itinerary

Day 1:
Thursday, September 25th

Arrive in Munich Airport in the morning and meet the group at the hotel by noon. Ground transportation on your own. Train $10-$15. Taxi $95-$120.

Explore the City Center:

● Marienplatz: Start your day at Munich’s central square. See the New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) and the Glockenspiel.

● Frauenkirche: Visit the iconic twin-towered church nearby.

Bavarian Welcome Dinner: Join us for a hearty Bavarian meal at a traditional restaurant or local beer garden. You will enjoy the Hofbräuhaus experience. Get to know your fellow travelers during the pre-Oktoberfest toast at München’s legendary Hofbräuhaus!

Day 2:
Friday, September 26th

Did you get a good sleep? Rise and shine! Daily breakfasts are included. Full hearty meal to start you day right!

Morning: Deutsches Museum. Spend the morning at the world’s largest museum of science and technology. This museum is right in front of our hotel!

Midday: Maximilianstraße. Stroll along this upscale shopping street and grab lunch at a nearby café.

Midday: Alte Pinakothek. Visit this art museum, home to an impressive collection of European masterpieces. Fascinating and very educational!

Day 3:
Saturday, September 27th

Join us for the International Deaf Day at the Beer Tent and meet Deaf folks from Europe.

Theresienwiese is best known as the site of Munich’s world-famous Oktoberfest. This vast open space hosts a variety of activities and events throughout the year, but Oktoberfest is undoubtedly the highlight.

Oktoberfest Activities at Theresienwiese

1. Beer Tents:

● Enjoy a wide selection of traditional Bavarian beers in large, festive beer tents, each offering a unique atmosphere and entertainment.

2. Traditional Bavarian Food:

● Savor delicious Bavarian cuisine, including pretzels, sausages, roast chicken, and pork knuckles.

3. Carnival Rides and Games:

● Experience the fun of carnival rides, from classic carousels to thrilling roller coasters, and try your luck at various game stalls.

4. Parades:

● Watch the colorful opening parade featuring traditional costumes, horse-drawn beer wagons, and music bands.

5. Live Music:

● Enjoy live traditional Bavarian music, including folk songs, polkas, and marches, performed by bands in the beer tents.

6. Souvenir Stalls:

● Browse through stalls selling traditional Bavarian crafts, clothing, and souvenirs to take home a piece of Oktoberfest.

Day 4:
Sunday, September 28th

Explore the City with Hop On and Hop Off Bus. It does exactly what the name says… You hop on the bus, it stops at a landmark, you hop off of the bus, look around, hop back on the bus. Rinse and repeat!

Psst… Don’t forget to bring your smartphone or camera to take amazing, memorable pictures!

Day 5:
Monday, September 29th

Buffet Breakfast: Enjoy a complimentary breakfast in your hotel.

Neuschwanstein Castle Trip: Witness the fairy tale castles of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof, created by Germany’s 19th-century King Ludwig II, on a day trip from Munich. Traveling by air-conditioned coach with a Deaf Guide/ASL Interpreter. Join an interior tour and then continue to Neuschwanstein, a famous European castle that inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty castle. Enjoy free time in nearby Hohenschwangau village for lunch and to explore Neuschwanstein’s grounds, and take the castle tour.

Free Evening at Oktoberfest: Go explore the festival grounds! From the carnival rides to the amazing food, you’ll find plenty to keep you entertained.

Day 6:
Tuesday, September 30th

Buffet Breakfast: Enjoy a complimentary breakfast in your hotel.

Romantic Road Day Trip: Admire the countryside, castles and villages of Germany’s Romantic Road on a day trip from Munich! Enjoy a coach drive along the iconic Road, a famously picturesque route through Bavaria’s mountains and forests. Stop at 11th-century Harburg Castle, one of Germany’s oldest fortifications, and continue to Rothenburg, a beautifully preserved medieval town of cobbled lanes, squares, and half-timbered houses. See top attractions such as the Renaissance-era Town Hall and St. Jakob’s Church, enjoy free time to wander, have lunch (your own expense), and browse the famous year-round Christmas shop.

Day 7:
Wednesday, October 1st

Buffet Breakfast: Enjoy a complimentary breakfast in your hotel.

Then go Salzburg sightseeing by High Speed Rail from Munich. Explore the historic birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart—on a day trip from Munich. View the famous movie set used for the Sound of Music. Relax on the comfortable train ride to Salzburg, take a guided tour of city attractions like Domkirche Cathedral and the Festung Hohensalzburg fortress, then enjoy hours of independent time to explore. Soak up Austrian history, sample local delicacies, and snap photos of the city set against the striking backdrop of the Alps.

Day 8:
Thursday, October 2nd

Bavarian History and More!

● Nymphenburg Palace: Start your day at this beautiful baroque palace with its extensive gardens.

● BMW Museum: Explore the history of BMW and see a range of iconic cars and motorcycles.

And…

● Olympic Park: Visit the site of the 1972 Olympics, take a walk, or go up the Olympic Tower for a panoramic view! Make sure you don’t accidentally leave your smartphone or camera at the hotel!

Day 9:
Friday, October 3rd

Time to go home!

Buffet Breakfast: Enjoy a complimentary breakfast in your hotel. Breakfast opens at 7 a.m.

Return to airport on your own.

Uber service is available.

Important Information

Oktoberfest: 5 Things to Know Before You Go:

German Beer is Strong!

The “Wiesn” beer has an average alcohol content of six percent — at least one percent more than standard beer. That means a liter of the beverage contains around 60 milliliters (about two ounces) of alcohol, or the equivalent of four American beers, warned the embassy. Consuming a liter of beer is therefore similar to drinking 10 shots of vodka. Even experienced Oktoberfest visitors underestimate the power of a one-liter stein, known as “Mass” — the size of the portions served at the Wiesn.

Bavarian dress code

You can show up in jeans and a t-shirt or in a traditional Bavarian outfit; just make sure your style is consistent. If you wear a dirndl, though, watch out: a bow on the left means you’re single and a bow on the right means you’re not. But if the bow is in the middle, you out yourself as a virgin. Only widows and servers wear their bows in the back.

Beer Tent Etiquette

Dancing on the bench is not only tolerated — it’s encouraged. But you shouldn’t stand on the tables or take your clothes off. Another taboo is stealing beer mugs. Beware, thieves will be prosecuted. Nevertheless, they are still a beloved souvenir among many visitors. Each year, tens of thousands of beer mugs disappear. The really big half-liter mugs are particularly popular. Say “Prost!” when you lift a beer stein and look at the person’s eye before touching your stein with another stein.

Bavarian Timing

The first Oktoberfest, in 1810, actually was held in October. Today, it’s still known as Oktoberfest, but opens each year in September. The reason for that is Bavaria’s bad weather. It’s even been known to snow in October — which would be a disaster for the festival. The world-famous beer celebration was moved up to September in 1904.

History of Oktoberfest

Find out more about the hitory of Oktoberfest by going to https://www.oktoberfest.net/history-oktoberfest/

Cancellation Policy

♦ All deposit(s) and $35 booking fee(s) are non-refundable.
♦ $250 per person non-refundable deposit if cancelled at anytime.

Cancellation Schedule Cost Retained
120+ days before departure $250 Non-Refundable deposit is retained
119-95 days before departure 50% is retained
60-95 days before departure 90% is retained
59 days or less, or no-show 100% is retained

Travel Insurance

Deaf Resorts, LLC recommends that you purchase a travel protection plan to protect yourself and your trip investment from the unexpected. Now more than ever it’s extremely important to think about the unexpected. It is important to purchase the travel protection within 15 days of your initial invoice date in order to receive the most coverage. Consider travel protection for Trip Cancellation/Trip Interruption, Emergency Medical and Emergency Evacuation/Repatriation, Trip Delay, Baggage Delay and more

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