München Hoben
Thursday, 23. August 2007, 08:14:53
The first kravall of the year is called München Hoben and is kind of a swedish version of the Oktoberfest. 
As the last post mentioned, it's really hard to get tickets for this event, but in the end Dennis (a swedish friend) arranged tickets for us. Thx Dennis!
It started about 5 o'clock in the afternoon (what we haven't known) and they built up a huuuuuge open-air area with a big stage, about 6 big tents and a lot of ale-benches. There were about 4000 people , most of it with their overalls on. As we've learned yesterday, they aren't allowed to wash the overalls and some of it aren't allowed to put them off in the first two weeks. Another crazy (and kind of disgusting) tradition
There was also a pre-party (of course
) , which took place at the campus, where we played some swedish drinking games.
As the last post mentioned, it's really hard to get tickets for this event, but in the end Dennis (a swedish friend) arranged tickets for us. Thx Dennis!
It started about 5 o'clock in the afternoon (what we haven't known) and they built up a huuuuuge open-air area with a big stage, about 6 big tents and a lot of ale-benches. There were about 4000 people , most of it with their overalls on. As we've learned yesterday, they aren't allowed to wash the overalls and some of it aren't allowed to put them off in the first two weeks. Another crazy (and kind of disgusting) tradition
There was also a pre-party (of course
) , which took place at the campus, where we played some swedish drinking games. 
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