The first weather forecast for Munich says 19-22°C, partly cloudy, no rain. Sounds like a very good forecast to me.

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The first weather forecast for Munich says 19-22°C, partly cloudy, no rain. Sounds like a very good forecast to me.

it's still two weeks away. And late May/early June is usually quite rainy in Germany

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The first weather forecast for Munich says 19-22°C, partly cloudy, no rain. Sounds like a very good forecast to me.

it's still two weeks away. And late May/early June is usually quite rainy in Germany

C'mon slewan, positive vibes only!

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The first weather forecast for Munich says 19-22°C, partly cloudy, no rain. Sounds like a very good forecast to me.

it's still two weeks away. And late May/early June is usually quite rainy in Germany

C'mon slewan, positive vibes only!

I lived in Southern Germany for the half of my live…

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The first weather forecast for Munich says 19-22°C, partly cloudy, no rain. Sounds like a very good forecast to me.

it's still two weeks away. And late May/early June is usually quite rainy in Germany

C'mon slewan, positive vibes only!

I lived in Southern Germany for the half of my live…

weather forecast now says 17°C and rainy on concert day…

Just wave your rain stick and you're good.

I bought a new rain jacket, just in case

Depending on the weather service
we find from 17° and thunderstorms to 20° and sunny.
No good statements can be made yet. It will probably rain and when the show starts the sun will come out...



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Depending on whether you're a realist, a cynic, a pessimist or an optimist you can pick your own weather forecast! I love it!



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Munich was very wet last time they played there Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017, but that was fall time. Summer time should be warm and dry, I hope!

Below picture of Mick during the rainy 2017 Munich show (photo by Hauke Jürgensen):



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In 1982 they played 2 shows (in summer), the first day was very hot, the second day was very wet.

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Munich was very wet last time they played there Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017, but that was fall time. Summer time should be warm and dry, I hope!

Below picture of Mick during the rainy 2017 Munich show (photo by Hauke Jürgensen):

on that day the weather was unusually bad for mid September in south Germany, while rainy weather is very common in late May/early June…

no tickets available for Munich right now. I guess they are preparing some special sale

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no tickets available for Munich right now.

Some TopSeats are still available - [www.Eventim.de] .

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no tickets available for Munich right now.

Some TopSeats are still available - [www.Eventim.de] .

they always keep a few tickets available to rip off some idiots

I have tickets to sell at show day after I picked up my Lucky Dips. If I dip better than Silver Pit I have 2 spare Silvers, otherwise whatever I pulled on dipping.

wetteronline.de says 20°C, sunny, no rain. I am sure we will have a wonderful show in Munich. Can' wait.

Maybe this is worth a separate post, but I'm just reading about Germany's crazy train promo for (virtually) unlimited train travel for 9 euro per month - June/July/August. Everything's covered except IC, ICE, EC trains, as far as I can tell. So all RE (regional) and local modes - S-Bahn, U-Bahn, trams, buses are included. This definitely makes life easier traveling to/from the aiport and venues. No need to worry about single or daily cards, Stripe cards. The downside, I assume, might be packed trains and buses.

[www.mvv-muenchen.de]

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Maybe this is worth a separate post, but I'm just reading about Germany's crazy train promo for (virtually) unlimited train travel for 9 euro per month - June/July/August.

See also here - [iorr.org] .

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Maybe this is worth a separate post, but I'm just reading about Germany's crazy train promo for (virtually) unlimited train travel for 9 euro per month - June/July/August.

See also here - [iorr.org] .

Ahh, scooped by 4 days. Thanks.

For Gelsenkirchen they already issued a warning for public transport:

tickets are now available again without price change. Pit A also available again.



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even normal standing places available... (7, not 8)

pit a only one ticket.



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ah come on, Gelsenkirchen is not that bad of a town. It's a poor town, but has some beautiful areas, even a nice park with a lake, close to the arena.
Yes, the city centre is quite awful,but that's what happens when a city that depended on industrial work and companies did not quite manage the transformation after the coal mines closed. Which is hard to do.
I often visit the arena, as I am a fan of Gelsenkirchen's football club Schalke 04 - great crowd, nice stadium and surroundings.
Public transport to and from the Arena is also not too bad.

If you are in the area for the show and have some time to spend, visit Zeche Zollverein and the Ruhrmuseum located there. Well worth a visit. The Zoo in Gelsenkirchen ("Zoom"), close to the arena, is also pretty nice.
If Mick sticks to his routine of visiting local spots the day before the show, these are the places he might chose.

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ah come on, Gelsenkirchen is not that bad of a town. It's a poor town, but has some beautiful areas, even a nice park with a lake, close to the arena.
Yes, the city centre is quite awful,but that's what happens when a city that depended on industrial work and companies did not quite manage the transformation after the coal mines closed. Which is hard to do.
I often visit the arena, as I am a fan of Gelsenkirchen's football club Schalke 04 - great crowd, nice stadium and surroundings.
Public transport to and from the Arena is also not too bad.

If you are in the area for the show and have some time to spend, visit Zeche Zollverein and the Ruhrmuseum located there. Well worth a visit. The Zoo in Gelsenkirchen ("Zoom"), close to the arena, is also pretty nice.
If Mick sticks to his routine of visiting local spots the day before the show, these are the places he might chose.

ranking Germany's by quality of life Gelsenkirchen ranks at 401 (out of 401)…

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even normal standing places available... (7, not 8)

pit a only one ticket.

I can also select 8 PIT A tickets. It seems to change from time to time



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Haha. Did not want to start a Weisswurstequatorial battle here :p

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ah come on, Gelsenkirchen is not that bad of a town. It's a poor town, but has some beautiful areas, even a nice park with a lake, close to the arena.
Yes, the city centre is quite awful,but that's what happens when a city that depended on industrial work and companies did not quite manage the transformation after the coal mines closed. Which is hard to do.
I often visit the arena, as I am a fan of Gelsenkirchen's football club Schalke 04 - great crowd, nice stadium and surroundings.
Public transport to and from the Arena is also not too bad.

If you are in the area for the show and have some time to spend, visit Zeche Zollverein and the Ruhrmuseum located there. Well worth a visit. The Zoo in Gelsenkirchen ("Zoom"), close to the arena, is also pretty nice.
If Mick sticks to his routine of visiting local spots the day before the show, these are the places he might chose.

ranking Germany's by quality of life Gelsenkirchen ranks at 401 (out of 401)…

Preparation and stage building started

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Right, so the Madrid stage structure leapfrogs to Liverpool. And so on and so forth.