Munich Gay Oktoberfest 2021

Rosa Weisen – A very gay Oktoberfest in Munich 2021

Dust of you lederhosen and head for Munich for the world’s biggest beer drinking festival.

Gay days at Oktoberfest 2021

Gay Sunday in the Bräurosl at the Oktoberfest”Gay Sunday” in the Bräurosl
Sunday, September 19, 2021 (from 9:00 am)
As every year, the singing Bräurosl will open the gayest Sunday of the year with a crisp ” Servus, Gruezi und Hallo “.

For many, this is considered the most beautiful day of the year. After all, many thousands of gay boys (and more and more lesbians) from all over the world enjoy a gay community here that can hardly be experienced anywhere else.

Who for ” Gay Sunday”You need the MLC card package on the balcony of Bräurosl. Access to the rest of the marquee is free. But only as long as there is still some free space below (in the central aisle).

Everything about Gay Sunday and the” MLC Oktoberfest Treffen “(gay meeting from the Munich Löwen Club) ….

NEW “RoslMontag” – New Munich Gay Wiesn Club in Bräurosl
Monday, 20th September 2021 (from 3 p.m.)
” RoslMontag ” is the name given to a group of gay Munich residents for the new Oktoberfest meeting for gays and lesbians on the first Oktoberfest Monday.

Bräurosl has been bursting at the seams for years on Gay Sunday. There are only a few other Oktoberfest venues for gays. The new meeting point for gay Oktoberfest fans is therefore on the first Oktoberfest Monday from 3:00 p.m. in the beer garden at Bräurosl (to the right of the main entrance) and in the rear part in the beer tent (under the balcony)

“Prosecco-Wiesn” at Fischer Vroni
Monday, Sept. 27, 2021 (from 1 p.m.)
The second Monday of the Oktoberfest was known as ” Prosecco-Wiesn “.

On the second Monday in Oktoberfest there is traditionally the second big highlight in the gay and lesbian Oktoberfest calendar. A whole tent full of scenes! If you want to be there, take a day off. Because from the early afternoon it gets tight in the smallest marquee (the “big” Oktoberfest tents) on the Theresienwiese. For those who are inside

The Munich Bears also invite you to their” Oktoberfest “in Bräurosl on the first Oktoberfest . Tickets are also required for the event.

You will need to arrive at Oktoberfest early if you want to secure space at a table in the gay tent. Catch the U-bahn to Hauptbahnhof which delivers you right to the Theresienwiese show grounds where Oktoberfest is held. Even by 7.30am at the Braurosl tent you will find queues snaking around the building with hundreds of excited gays waiting to enter.

Once the tent is full then it is effectively closed, so it’s important to get there early enough so that you get in to the tent, but equally critical is ensuring that you can find enough space on a table so that you can sit with your friends (each table takes 10 people).

Each tent serves up their very own brand of Bavarian tradition, which in the Bräurosl tent means just one thing: Entertainment. The Bräurosl beer tent has been managed by the Heide family for seven generations, so they know a thing or two about what makes for a good Bavarian beer bash.

The format is fairly uncomplicated – plenty of 6% German beer, served in one 2 pint ‘masskruge’ mug, and live music in the form of an ‘oompah’ band belting out all manner of camped-up cover versions.

Then there is the venue – an extravagantly decorated drinking hall that can seat over 8,000 (mostly LGBTI) patrons in long rows of communal tables, and you have the scene set for one hell of a party.

Oktoberfest also offers visitors more than just the beer halls of course, and the fair also has plenty of other attractions: Fairground rides and amusements to keep everyone entertained.

As well as the beer tents you will find food tents, selling traditional German sausage, singing and thigh slapping dances keep you entertained as you sample some of the beers on offer. All of the bars and clubs join in on the fun by having a party night once the beer tents close.

The gay area in Munich is quite small there are 9 gay bars most of them are in the old town as you can see from the map

We have chosen Hotels close to the gay bars that have high reviews,

Bayerischer Hof,    Hotel Exquisit,    Living Hotel,    Mercure Hotel