Here's How Much Oktoberfest Waiters Earn, Working Long Shifts of 18 Days
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Oktoberfest 2026 in Munich has begun, and while millions of visitors enjoy beer, pretzels and fried chicken, many workers are hard at work on the "Theresienwiese".
Oktoberfest 2026 in Munich has begun, and while millions of visitors enjoy beer, pretzels and roast chicken, numerous workers on the "Theresienwiese" (Theresienwiese) are hard at work.
Oktoberfest 2026 in Munich has begun, and while millions of visitors are enjoying beer, pretzels and fried chicken, numerous workers in "Teresia's meadows".
Oktoberfest 2026 in Munich has begun, and while millions of visitors are having fun with beer, pretzels and fried chicken, many workers at Theresienwiese are working
Hard work, but after 16 days they bring home up to 16,000 euros.
Oktoberfest 2026 in Munich has begun, and while millions of visitors enjoy beer, pretzels and roast chicken, the numerous workers on the Theresienwiese are working at full speed. Among the most famous, but also the most demanding jobs at the largest folk festival in the world is certainly the job of a waitress or waiter in the beer tents. They fill mugs, serve food and walk for hours […]
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