There are a few issues with SunExpress…read more First and foremost, their flights use the front two overhead compartments for flight equipment. Forcing customers who paid extra for their seat to put their bag elsewhere. Second, on our flight they seated families first, no matter the age of the child, which was a problem for us as more than 80% of the passengers were families. In these instances nothing you do will ensure you have overhead bin space (especially if you paid for a front of plane seat). You can't even throw extra money at the issue, because they don't have mid or business class with dedicated overhead bins. Thirdly, and this wasn't an issue for us but might be for someone else, their seats are tight. I'm of average size and I doubt anyone over a size 12 would be comfortable in the first row. The seats have metal separations in between them, so passengers of size wouldn't even be able to buy a second seat for comfort. Overall, they need to make a few changes to the style of their planes - but allowing passengers to buy first group boarding (before families) would be an easy fix that would go a long way.

You know how when something you have assumed is always there is not there and it's a complete…read moredisaster? That happened when I arrived at MUC and the S-Bahn was down. I have never seen a less organized cluster of incompetence and it only got worse as I tried to get on a replacement bus. There were three people directing traffic and they were simply overwhelmed with the load of passengers that just kept arriving and arriving and arriving. No organization, no good announcements, and the people were no better. They were pushing, shoving and pretty much elbowing people to get on the rare buses that were slowly arriving. After about 30 minutes of watching this and seeing no real progress, when a taxi pulled up and said "Paid" I jumped on it. I shouted "Share ride!" and three others got in with me. For €20, I was driven to the main Munich train station. Seriously, Munich. Failures happen. Have a better way of dealing with it. About the ONLY good thing is that it was easy to follow the signs from baggage claim to the train station. [Review 11994 overall, 1777 of 2019.]

If you want to visit downtown Munich, S-bhan is the best way to do so at lower cost without…read moretraffics from the airport. Ticket vending machine accepts credit card. Read closely as if you do the quick math, buying a day ticket will save you some money, instead of buying two one way tickets. Train runs frequently and easy to navigate without really understanding German language.

This is an ok station, but the time I was there, trains were late (late in Germany - this hardly…read moreever happens!). Anyway, it gets packed - and while I have used Munich trains a lot, I can see that it might be confusing for visitors. There aren't really very clear instructions (though you can get English and other languages on the machines). The train is a wonderful option to get into the city, but I do recommend, if you haven't taken the train in Munich or aren't good at seeking out information alone, to read up first on the 'rules' to make sure you have a very smooth trip.