If you want to afford half for 6.80 euros, you can only pay it per card. There are also strict safety regulations. Nothing is in the way of music pleasure in the old city of Salzburg.
One structure element after the other, the stage grows for days, dozens of employees have been working for days that the concert location takes shape. Four cracks, three gastrotrucks and a coffee mobile are to offer the 10,000 visitors to the sold -out city concerts.
Sophie Novak coordinates the catering. She says: “We are now 20 people in building. There will be more than 100 employees on the concert days.” 16,000 liters of beer is ready to be tapped. There are also splashes, aperol and energy drinks.
The whole thing is not cheap: half of the beer costs 6.80 euros. The same amount costs 8.50 euros. Energy drink or mineral water comes to 4.80 euros. There are also three euros in cup deposits. Important for visitors: no cash payment! The deposit is returned to the map while returning.
The entry for the concerts is in the Mozartplatz. Development boss Thomas Sitter explains: “There is only one entrance. Bags can only be tailor-made DIN A4. If you have a backpack, you can park it in the pick-up pot on the Mozartplatz.” Three toilet facilities have been set up. No bottles may be taken. Strict security checks also check the absolute ban on weapons.
Source: Krone
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