Nothing goes from Pasing to the Ostbahnhof on the third weekend in May - you can find out what the alternative traffic looks like here.
- The Munich main route will be completely closed on the third weekend in May.
- It is the first shopping weekend after the Corona loosening * .
- You can find out which timetable applies at the weekend here.
- More on the main line and the main station in Munich are available in our app. How the download works *.
Munich - The main route * is completely closed again at the weekend! There is no S-Bahn from Pasing to Ostbahnhof due to construction work *, there is only a replacement rail service with buses. Yes, the time comes a little unfavorable: of all things, on the first Saturday of shopping *, on which the large department stores are open again and hope for customers - and the weather should also be temptingly warm.
Regular route Munich: Closure is part of the regular maintenance
The closure is part of the regular maintenance weekends, during which the railway brings the main line back into shape. Train traffic is suspended from Friday, 10.30 p.m. to Monday, around 4.40 a.m. The stops between Pasing and Ostbahnhof are canceled.
The following also applies: The S1 begins and ends at the main train station and leads to / from Moosach without a stop. The S2 starts and ends at the main train station and runs without a stop to / from Obermenzing. The S2 Petershausen– Hauptbahnhof also runs every 30 minutes. The S 6 begins and ends at the main train station and goes through to / from Pasing, the S6 east begins and ends at the Ostbahnhof.
Disruption on the S-Bahn main line https://t.co/i20fMra5po
- MVGticker (@MVGticker) May 11, 2020S-Bahn Munich: 840,000 travelers in a network that was designed for 250,000
The S7 West also only goes to / from the main train station without a stop at Hackerbrücke, the S7 East begins and ends at the Ostbahnhof. And the S8 travels from Pasing to Ostbahnhof without a stop, and the Leuchtenbergring station is also eliminated. Only from Daglfing does it continue normally to the airport (opposite direction accordingly). If you are traveling, you have to follow the signs for the replacement bus stops on site - at Marienplatz, this is located at Odeonsplatz, at Stachus at Lenbachplatz.
Up to 840,000 travelers take the S-Bahn Munich every day - in a system that was designed in 1972 for around 250,000 passengers. Construction measures to increase capacity are therefore urgently needed. And it is progressing, as a meeting of the experts recently showed: "The construction measures that have been carried out in 2020 so far, such as the track renewal between Starnberg and Tutzing, went smoothly," said S-Bahn boss Heiko Büttner.
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