Total cost + fair split
Where to meet when some fly from Munich and others from Barcelona
Between the Munich side and the Barcelona side, the destination that lands best on price and on split is usually Milan, about €44 a person.
Cached estimate · prices checked October 2026
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| Destination | Group total | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| MilanMIL Best option | €88 | €44 |
| RomeROM | €109 | €55 |
| BerlinBER | €124 | €62 |
| ParisPAR | €141 | €71 |
| LisbonLIS | €163 | €82 |
Who pays what · Milan
What each person would pay flying to Milan
Average: €44 per person
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It's the usual story with this crew. Half of you moved to Munich for the engineering or tech work, and the rest stayed back in Barcelona where you all started out. When it's time to get together, the trip turns into a tug-of-war between those two cities. And they don't behave the same: what's dirt cheap out of Barcelona, with half the Mediterranean on its doorstep, can cost a fair bit more from Munich depending on the week.
Munich has a catch. The main airport, MUC, stays well connected most of the year, but late September into early October brings Oktoberfest, and Munich runs on trade fairs on top of that, so fares climb exactly when everyone wants to travel. Memmingen, the low-cost option, sits miles out of town. Barcelona has the easier hand: El Prat does the heavy lifting, with Girona or Reus as backups when you're hunting for something cheaper.
Here's where it goes sideways. Pick the destination off the Barcelona person's cheap flight alone and the Munich one quietly ends up paying way more for the same trip. So it's worth watching two things together: what the whole group pays, and how evenly it lands. FlyndMe takes both departure cities at once, finds the spot that works out best for everyone, and breaks down what each side puts in, so the same person isn't always the one footing the gap.
No signup, nothing to install. You drop in Munich and Barcelona (or wherever people actually are, since there's always a straggler somewhere), add the dates, and you get destinations ranked by what the group pays. If a few of you are deciding together, there's a link so everyone can add their own city instead of arguing in the group chat. Prices come from searches already run and stored, so it's worth confirming the figure live before you book.
Frequently asked questions
Who ends up paying more, the Munich crowd or the Barcelona one?
It depends on the destination and the season, but if you choose around what's convenient for Barcelona, the Munich side usually carries the extra, especially during Oktoberfest or fair weeks. That's why FlyndMe weighs the total group cost and breaks down what each person pays, so you can pick somewhere the gap stays small instead of trusting one person's cheap flight.
When's the worst time to fly out of Munich?
Late September and early October for Oktoberfest, plus the big trade fair weeks, and Munich has plenty of those. Fares out of Munich jump in those stretches. If your dates are flexible, shifting the trip by a few days often changes the split, and you can see how the group looks under different dates before committing.
Where do the prices come from, and can I trust them?
They're drawn from a history of real searches, ideal for pitting destinations against each other and getting a quick read. It's not a booking, and before you buy it's worth a live check, since flights never sit still. The value is in comparing options for the group, not clinging to a figure that might be days old.