Due to a power outage, Munich Central Station has been able to handle only a very limited number of train journeys since Saturday morning. "It can therefore come in long-distance traffic of the German train to delays and failures," said the railway at the overview of current traffic reports.
Currently, the company expects the disruption to last until late Saturday morning. Technicians are in action. To impairments it could come into the afternoon.
According to the railway, the following long-distance traffic connections are affected by the disruption and end or start prematurely in Munich-Pasing or Munich East .
- ICE trains Hamburg - Berlin - Leipzig - Erfurt - Frankfurt (Main) - Stuttgart - Munich
- ICE trains Hamburg - Berlin - Halle (Saale) or Leipzig - Erfurt - Nuremberg - Munich
- ICE trains Hamburg - Hanover - Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe - Würzburg - Munich
- ICE trains Dortmund - Cologne Messe / Deutz - Frankfurt (Main) - Nuremberg - Munich
- ICE trains Dortmund - Cologne - Frankfurt (Main) Airport - Mannheim - Stuttgart - Munich
- TGV trains Paris - Karlsruhe - Stuttgart - Munich
- EC trains Zurich - Lindau - Munich
- EC trains Italy - Brenner - Innsbruck - Munich
- RJ trains Budapest - Vienna - Salzburg - Munich
- IC trains Karlsruhe - Stuttgart - Munich
Long-distance trains that pass through the main station are diverted according to the railway. If possible, substitute stops would be set up in Munich-Pasing or Munich-East . This affects the following connection:
- EC trains Frankfurt (Main) - Stuttgart - Munich - Salzburg - Austria
The web advises travelers to inform themselves in the online travel information before departure.
