The Mt. Angel Oktoberfest is one of Oregon’s most beloved traditions, drawing visitors from all over to experience its lively atmosphere, incredible food, and, of course, its iconic beer gardens. But if you’re dreading the hassle of driving and parking, we’ve got great news for you! North Marion County Tourism is offering a convenient Mt. Angel Oktoberfest Shuttle, making your festival experience both fun and stress-free.
No more circling the parking lot or worrying about how to get home. This shuttle service lets you focus on what’s important—enjoying the festivities with friends and family. With multiple shuttle times available, you’ll have all the flexibility you need to make the most of your day at the festival.
Important Info to Know:
- No Alcohol or Pets Allowed: To ensure a clean and comfortable ride for everyone, alcohol and pets are prohibited on the buses.
- Safety First: If you board the bus and seem at risk of being disruptive or unwell, you may be asked to leave. No refunds will be given, so be mindful of others!
- Online Ticket Purchases Only: All shuttle rides must be purchased online through Afton Tickets. Keep in mind, shuttle staff won’t be handling cash, so be sure to grab your tickets ahead of time.
- Confirmation is Key: Before boarding, make sure to have your confirmation of purchase ready to show at the loading site.
- Age Requirements: Riders under 18 will need an adult companion, but anyone over 18 can ride solo!
Whether you’re attending the Oktoberfest for the first time or it’s a yearly tradition, the Mt. Angel Shuttle is the perfect way to enhance your experience. Skip the parking, ride safely, and get right to the fun.
Ready to Ride? Get Your Tickets Today!
The Oktoberfest is all about community and celebration, so why not make getting there part of the fun? Purchase your tickets online, grab a friend, and leave the driving to us. We can’t wait to see you at the festival—stress-free and ready to enjoy every moment.
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