慕尼黑啤酒节组织方和警方报告称活动进展顺利，但服务员群体却揭露了节日期间存在的种族歧视和骚扰现象。1啤酒节主管克里斯蒂安·沙尔普表示"第一周进展平和"，1慕尼黑副市长薇芮娜·迪特尔也称赞了"良好、和谐的氛围"。1然而，服务员在社交媒体上发布视频指出，"多年来我们观察到某些言论突然变得可接受"。1
为应对这一问题，服务员发起了名为"员工反对右翼"的倡议，呼吁相互尊重。1他们认为极右政党的选举成功加剧了这种现象。1警方中途记录了约470起违法事件，包括骚扰、性骚扰和偷拍。1为维护秩序，啤酒节部署了56个警方监控摄像头、约600名警察及数千名私人保安。1中途访客数量估计约380万人。1这届为期16天的啤酒节于10月4日结束。1
Midway through Munich's Oktoberfest, festival organizers and police reported smooth operations, yet service staff have brought attention to serious issues underlying the celebration.1 Oktoberfest Director Christian Scharpf described the first week as proceeding "peacefully," while Munich Deputy Mayor Verena Dietl praised the "good and harmonious atmosphere."1 However, servers have launched an initiative called "Employees Against the Right," calling for greater mutual respect at the festival.1 Staff posting on Instagram and TikTok have noted that "certain statements we have observed over years have suddenly become acceptable," attributing the shift to electoral successes by far-right parties.1
Law enforcement recorded approximately 470 criminal incidents at the midpoint of the festival, including cases of harassment, sexual harassment, and unauthorized photography.1 The festival, which runs for 16 days and concludes on October 4, has deployed 56 police surveillance cameras and approximately 600 police officers alongside thousands of private security personnel to maintain order.1 An estimated 3.8 million visitors had attended by the midpoint of the event.1
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