Guide to Oktoberfest in Utah

There’s no doubt that September and October are very popular due to the fall colors but also Oktoberfest that each state brings on. I went to the one in Utah up at Snowbird and here is my review - is it worth it?

Prepare to spend some money!!

Although there is no entrance fee to the festival, you do have to pay for food, drinking, and parking.

Parking is $12 per car, so I suggest carpooling with friends if possible!

Drinking is $10 for the Oktoberfest glass, or you can bring your own from home from previous years

Refills are about $16 per beer, I suggest the pumpkin beer with whipped cream on top - that’s my favorite!

Food cost depends on what you get, but be prepared to spend about $20 per person.

Rides are additional also starting at ahout $25 per ride. I personally didn’t do any this year, but I have in the past.

They have a free live band that plays, German acitivities in a tent you can watch like games and competitions, plus the fall color views in the mountains are unmatched 👏🏻

If you’re okay spending that money, then yes I think it’s worth it!

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