Münchener Frühlingsfest (Munich Spring Festival)

The Spring Festival has a big beer tent called the Festhalle Bayernland which seats about 2,000 people.
Munich’s favourite Augustiner beer is splashed out from traditional wooden kegs.
In 2010 the Hippodrom-Festzelt, a favourite Oktoberfest beer tent, made its debut at the Munich Spring Festival and a new lager beer called Spaten Frühlingsfest Hell was served for the first time. Note: There's no fire and brimstone, Hell means "light" in German and refers to the shade of the brew, not the strength.
If the weather’s friendly you might want to sit a while in the Radlingers Weißbiergarten, a beer garden that specialises in Paulaner Weizen (Bavarian "white beer").
A band often cranks out old-time Bavarian hits. There’s also a covered section, the Allwetter-Biergarten, if it’s too wet or chilly.

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Above: A guest enjoying a Butterbrezel (buttered prezel) in the Hippodrom tent at the Munich Spring Festival

…and riding

There are dozens of rides including a Ferris wheel (Riesenrad) a ghost train (Geisterbahn), the Frisbee and Europe’s longest portable slide, the Münchner Rutschn.
There are more than 10 rides designed especially for younger kids. Tuesdays are special "family days" with reduced prices for the rides.

The band plays on: A Bavarian band keeps visitors entertained
in the beer garden at the Munchener Fruhlingsfest.

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