Danke 😊 . . . Nein, die Situation hat sich sichtlich verbessert. Pre-pandemic Level zwar noch lange nicht erreicht, aber so langsam wird's. Werde die Tage ein follow-up aufnehmen 😎.
Hello, This Video was published April 21st, so I recorded it all a few days earlier. Since then, the Corona numbers have dropped significantly and some shops and the big beergarden have reopened. I will make a new Video on that soon.
Can you tell me if passengers with very long layovers are allowed to go out into the city to go explore during this time. Im flying on May 29th and have a 13 hrs layover in Munich. I’m traveling with 2 young children and have no idea what I can do during a long layover to keep them busy and entertain. Any suggestions?
Hey, Hmmm, so on a normal day, meaning without Corona restrictions ( and I don't know if you need a visa to enter the EU🤔🤔) I would suggest to take the train to the City where is a lot to do and explore, train ride is about 45min and the Ticket for 3 is about 25€. But there are definitely Corona restrictions in place and they change almost every day, depending where you come from. So if you arrive from outside the EU and go outside, check for need of visa and the Corona restrictions ON the day prior arriving. If you're not allowed into germany and have to stay in the transfer area, there is a playground, Restaurants and shopping, but again, I don't know if this all is open due to Corona restrictions. Hope this helps a little bit, sorry if not, it's all I can Tell you right now. Feel free to contact me via Email, Twitter or Instagram, Adress in the description, May be we can figure out more
Cooles video. Wie ist jetzt die Situation? Ist noch immer alles geschlossen? Danke!
Danke 😊 . . . Nein, die Situation hat sich sichtlich verbessert. Pre-pandemic Level zwar noch lange nicht erreicht, aber so langsam wird's. Werde die Tage ein follow-up aufnehmen 😎.
I love how you say "closed" ----but yeah, pretty scary to see those empty hallways.
Thanks for the video. Wanna see more around airport and the places.
Thanks and you're welcome.
There is an Airport Playlist in the Channel, currently with 5 Videos, nur it will grow😊😊
@@cycopunk7778 I watched all of them already 😀 Keep uploading 👍
Thx for the video. On which day did you make the video? Flying at the 20th of june and hope for more open shops and Coffeeshops.
Hello,
This Video was published April 21st, so I recorded it all a few days earlier. Since then, the Corona numbers have dropped significantly and some shops and the big beergarden have reopened. I will make a new Video on that soon.
@@cycopunk7778 thx for the answer. I'm excited to watch your update.
Can you tell me if passengers with very long layovers are allowed to go out into the city to go explore during this time. Im flying on May 29th and have a 13 hrs layover in Munich. I’m traveling with 2 young children and have no idea what I can do during a long layover to keep them busy and entertain. Any suggestions?
Hey,
Hmmm, so on a normal day, meaning without Corona restrictions ( and I don't know if you need a visa to enter the EU🤔🤔) I would suggest to take the train to the City where is a lot to do and explore, train ride is about 45min and the Ticket for 3 is about 25€. But there are definitely Corona restrictions in place and they change almost every day, depending where you come from.
So if you arrive from outside the EU and go outside, check for need of visa and the Corona restrictions ON the day prior arriving.
If you're not allowed into germany and have to stay in the transfer area, there is a playground, Restaurants and shopping, but again, I don't know if this all is open due to Corona restrictions.
Hope this helps a little bit, sorry if not, it's all I can Tell you right now.
Feel free to contact me via Email, Twitter or Instagram, Adress in the description, May be we can figure out more
@@cycopunk7778 thanks for the quick response! I’m traveling from Texas, 🇺🇸 to Cairo with a layover in Munich. Thanks for the information provided👍🏼