Plan Ahead: Oktoberfest 4-Day Trip w/Hotel from $715

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If you’re seeking a no holds barred vacation in Munich this fall, then the city’s 200th annual Oktoberfest will quench your thirst for a raucous time. With beer, music, parades, and rides, what’s not to love about this 2.5-week (September 18 through October 4) party? Lucky for you, our producers dug up a deal to this fun-filled festival and you’ll have no problem raising your glass to it.
Starting from $715, you’ll receive:
• Three nights’ hotel accommodations at the Altstadt or Wiesn hotels
• One “Welcome to Munich” drink in a famous beer garden
• Daily breakfast
• Unlimited access to Oktoberfest
• An Oktoberfest tent reservation (includes a meal voucher and two beers)
• A 200th Oktoberfest anniversary T-shirt
• One customized Oktoberfest e-book
• Spyglass tour guide assistance
THE VALUE: In addition to unlimited access to Oktoberfest, a tent reservation, and a 200th anniversary T-shirt keepsake, the Altstadt and Wiesn hotels are contemporary, boasting flat-screen televisions and en-suite bathrooms with monsoon showers.
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THE CATCH:** You better hurry, all Oktoberfest packages must be booked by this Friday, August 6.
THE DETAILS: Rates are per person, based on double occupancy. To book, call 1-704-908-1065 and mention the ShermansTravel Daily Deal blog. Reservations must be made by August 6.
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