Saturday, September 18, 1999
How to get to Oktoberfest
Metro offers service from four locations for $1.50, and operates 10:30 a.m.-11 p.m. today and 10:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday.
Buses arrive and depart downtown each half hour, from Western Hills Plaza to Race Street (near Fifth); Park & Ride at Forest Park (1160 Kemper Meadow Lane) to Race Street; Raymond Walters College, to Fourth Street at Main; Anderson Township Park & Ride, to Fourth Street. Information: 621-4455.
From Northern Kentucky, TANK is not planning any special shuttle service, but will continue its normal routes through today and Sunday into downtown Cincinnati. Because of street closings for Oktoberfest, the main bus stop downtown will be at Fourth and Main streets for all routes. The Southbank Shuttle will also run into downtown Cincinnati. Street closings will force some routes to change. Riders should look for postings for relocated stops. Information: 331-8265 (TANK).
Oktoberfest guide at Cincinnati.com/freetime
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