Sunday we landed in Frankfurt at 8:30 in the morning. The flight must have been the most uncomfortable ten hours of my life. No sleep, crying babies, loosing my request for vegan meals...It was pretty terrible but i guess it could have been a lot worse. What really is worse, is the nine hour time change. I have a ton of sleep to catch up on.
After landing we drove to the first show in Wiesbaden. It was definitely a trip to get a chance to walk around after load in and realizing it was a completely different country. Everything from the architecture to the language to the cleanliness of the air was just a total change from anything I'm used to at home. 
These busses are our new home for the next month we're here. It's totally mind blowing to be in a new country and traveling in ultimate comfort. This is nothing like touring the states. Always a place to sleep, never having to drive, sleeping through the night and waking up somewhere new. This is incredible.
The bunks upstairs
In every aspect, the hospitality overseas surpasses the states. Waking up a full table of breakfast and lunch goodies is something you never get touring in the US. There's even a ready supply of soy milks and yogurts, and all kinds of other vegan goodies. 
