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The city of Munich has imposed an alcohol ban for the Theresienwiese on Saturday as the originally planned first Oktoberfest day.
The city of Munich has imposed an alcohol ban for the Theresienwiese on Saturday as the originally planned first Oktoberfest day.
The city announced on Thursday that alcohol should not be consumed on the entire area from 9 a.m. to 6 a.m. on Sunday morning. "The aim of this ban is to prevent private substitute parties for the originally planned Oktoberfest start with a high risk of infection on the site."
The alcohol ban also applies to three demonstrations registered on the Theresienwiese, it said. These include two rallies on the subject of tradition and customs as well as a demonstration by the Climate Autumn network under the title "Oktoberfest entry of possibilities".
A thread about the cancellation of #Oktoberfest2020.
This is quite a signal from the Bavarian premier, Markus Söder. Cancelling the Oktoberfest is a big deal, but the health risks were found to outweigh the politics - and it feels like the right decision to me. 1/10
This is quite a signal from the Bavarian premier, Markus Söder. Cancelling the Oktoberfest is a big deal, but the health risks were found to outweigh the politics - and it feels like the right decision to me. 1/10
The Wies’n, as it’s known here, is such an important part of Munich’s cultural life that it’s influence is impossible to overstate. It begins in September, & concludes on the first Sunday of October (with occasional extentions for public holidays), & normally lasts 16 days 2/10
that's three weekends and the two weeks between. My partner, Munich born-and-bred, barely ever misses a day of this amazing folk festival, and since 2010, when I made my first visit, neither have I. 3/10 
