Yeah that at least.After tuesday I drank like only one beer during the whole festival...
Hopefully you can arrange something
Check at the airport or in town if you can buy a sim card. Way cheaper than enabling your sim in Europe.. trust me
(it was 10$ a day with Rogers)
Yey, problem (maybe?) solved
Aww man.. Can't wait to go back reading the 2016 experience. Next time I go, I will be there the earliest as possible to relax and drink (or at least, in Hamburg).
Check at the airport or in town if you can buy a sim card. Way cheaper than enabling your sim in Europe.. trust me
Maybe yes
Not sure how it would work, I get a sim card so a phone number I guess? And how do they charge me ?
I would guess that too but if it's the case I didn't know we could have internet on a prepaid phone. I don't think I ever had a prepaid before
And I'd guess you can't have internet on prepaid. Maybe.
But why do you need internet?
at least I don't use internet during the festival, don't know about the others.
That shouldn't be a problem.
I would guess that too but if it's the case I didn't know we could have internet on a prepaid phone. I don't think I ever had a prepaid before
Oh you can! But it's rather expensive if you leave it open 24/7. If you cut your internet connections then it's fairly doable. I do it all the time when I'm abroard! I'm the master of phone numbers!But why do you need internet?
You could also find them on ebay if you look carefully. But make sure they're valid! It takes ONE year (some even 15 months!) before a German phone number is lost and thus no longer valid!Alright problem solved, I'll gather more info about a new sim card and all
That shouldn't be a problem.
As long as you use 3G/4G, no problems. The 2 biggest providers, T mobile and Vodafone put on extra capacity. And... no roaming for European citizens within the EU as from June!
Oh you can! But it's rather expensive if you leave it open 24/7. If you cut your internet connections then it's fairly doable. I do it all the time when I'm abroard! I'm the master of phone numbers!
You could also find them on ebay if you look carefully. But make sure they're valid! It takes ONE year (some even 15 months!) before a German phone number is lost and thus no longer valid!
