Which door has the least number of people at the World Expo now, and which door has fewer people at

At half past 7, I guarantee that I can get it, but I have the skills and my own experience: Gate 6 is divided into two layers of security checkpoints, and there are two ticket gates, and the reservation tickets are distributed by volunteers at the ticket gates, while supplies last. The upper level is accessed through Door 6 on the ground level; The entrance to the lower level is at Yaohua Station of the Line Metro, which leads directly to the station after exiting, which means that there is no need to go out of the ground.

The security checkpoint is open at 9 o'clock, but Gate 6 on the ground opens at 7 o'clock, allowing visitors to run to the upper security checkpoint to queue up. Therefore, most people run to Gate 6 on the ground at 5 o'clock in the morning to occupy a place, so that they can run to the security checkpoint to line up as soon as they wait until 7 o'clock. The entrance to the lower security checkpoint in the subway station is closed at this time, and the security guards in the subway will persuade people in the subway station to go up to Gate 6 on the ground to queue, because they will say that the entrance to the subway station does not know when it will open, so it is better to hurry up and run from Gate 6 on the ground to the upper security checkpoint to queue.

So many people rushed up, but in fact, they didn't have to listen to their advice at all. Because the opening hours of the lower entrance depend on the number of people queuing at the upper security checkpoint, when the number of people reaches a certain number, they will open the lower entrance to let visitors be diverted to the lower security checkpoint, according to my experience, the lower entrance will open at about 7:30 o'clock, at this time the number of people who insist on queuing at the lower entrance is less than 100 people (the upper level has thousands of people - so it is easy to run to the front of the lower security checkpoint). By 9 o'clock, the upper and lower security checkpoints are actually open at the same time, in other words, your position in the queue is equivalent to the position of the person who runs to Gate 6 on the ground at 5 or 6 o'clock in the morning!

Therefore, if you arrive at the Expo at about 7 o'clock, you may not be able to get a reservation ticket if you queue up on the ground, but you can definitely get it in the subway.

I don't see too many people at Gate 2, so you'd better buy tickets one day in advance, line up at the door early, and open at 9 o'clock to get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion at the door.

Puxi is generally less than usual, before 8 o'clock.

Take Gate 5 and line up at the door before 8 o'clock.

China Pavilion: All appointments are required.

When the park opens at 9 a.m. every day, the security guard will issue reservation tickets at each turnstile, and they will be issued within 25 minutes. Visitors queuing up at the entrance and exit before half past six in the morning should be able to get it. Gate 467 is the least crowded.

Only Taiwan, China, and Macau must make an appointment, and others can queue up.

Spain Pavilion: Semi-appointment.

In addition to queuing, the straight-through method.

With a World Expo Passport, after stamping all 3 Spanish City Case Pavilion Expo medals (Madrid, Barcelona, and Bilbao City Coast) on 37 pages of the passport, you can visit the Spanish National Pavilion once through the fast key stool road. (Note, it's fast track).

ps: Regarding whether it is necessary to use a passport, it is said that a reporter from Tencent stamped these 3 stamps with a small book he brought with him. But the official news is that the manuscript shirt uses a passport, but in fact, some people use non-passports.

Reservations are required in the Netherlands, and there are few people in line, within 20 minutes.

There are Germany, Italy, Russia, Switzerland, Sweden and so on.

Appointments are not available in Saudi Arabia.

Only China is sent at the security checkpoint, and the others have to go to the museum to make an appointment on the same day, the sooner the better, I have been to N times, I hope it can help you

The writing is very good, and the brigade is closer to the current demolition extinction in Bihong.

Hello, if you arrive at 5 o'clock in the morning, I suggest you put your luggage in the hotel and go directly to the Expo Park, if you are going to the European exhibition area, it is recommended to enter from Gate 4, if you are coming to Asia, you can enter from Gate 4. You must wait at the gate, and you can rush to the security check as soon as you open the door.

In addition, there are basically no museums that can be reserved, except for the China Ruler Museum and the Shanghai Enterprise United Museum, the rest can only depend on how efficient you are queuing.

My aunt is in Shanghai, and she said that after the China Pavilion is reserved, she has to line up at the door at three o'clock in the middle of the night, and it seems that the door opens at nine o'clock.

Entering from Gate 3, queuing up at 5 a.m. is absolutely sure to get the China Pavilion reservation ticket, and entering from Gate 3-1 is even more certain.

China, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Japan, France, Italy, the United States and Belgium.

I have to put the Saudi Arabian Pavilion first. Because the Saudi Arabia Pavilion is not only the pavilion with the largest investment (1.4 billion yuan) in this World Expo. The most fashionable World Expo Pavilion.

When it comes to fashion, the French Pavilion is not willing to let it go. The French Pavilion is also one of the pavilions that will be preserved after the Expo. The slogan of the French Pavilion in Shanghai this time is to give gifts to the Chinese people, so that the Chinese people can experience the deliciousness of life.

Less crowded pavilions: Expo History Pavilion, Vietnam Pavilion, African Joint Pavilion...

South Pacific Island Nation Pavilion, Papua New Guinea and the like, Indigenous artists.

Fun Pavilion At present, the Russian Pavilion has just opened, this is good, others like the Japanese Pavilion, the Saudi Pavilion and others are crowded, and some of the Nordic ones feel the best about themselves, and their personal tastes are different.

Pavilion of the South Pacific Islands, Papua New Guinea.

Hehe! It is recommended that you go in the evening, as there will be much fewer people and much less time in line. And it doesn't affect the exhibition hall at night**.

For example, the Indonesian Pavilion, people queue for at least 1 hour during the day, which is prohibitive, and when we go again at night, we will enter the museum directly, which is convenient! ~~