Excuse yourself for help with Expo travel arrangements and costs

The cost is enough. Tickets are sold at convenience stores and post offices, so you have to go early to make a reservation, and you must line up at the door before 5 am to get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion.

Accommodation registration is not possible for two, and a marriage certificate is required.

It is recommended to register one, and the other can go directly to it, and no one cares.

In the end, the police only catch the bad ones, what are you afraid of, one in 10,000 may be asked, your name, birthday, and address can be answered, nothing happens, rest assured.

Of course you have enough money. No, you live in my house, you give me the money, I will give you all the package, let you play for 5 days, and give you 2 more days. I will also give you a tour guide, haha my dad just retired at home.

Haha, just kidding.

You're probably traveling for the first time.

Tickets are available at the entrance of the park. You go to ask to know, anyway, you live in the hotel, I will give you a detailed description of these questions, you will have a bigger head, the easiest way is that you come, find a good place to live, ask the store these questions of yours, they will be very enthusiastic to tell you in detail.

But I want to remind you that during the World Expo, especially the hotels and hotels near the Pudong Expo Park, they are basically full, and even if you are rich, you will live on the streets. So the homework you have to do before you come is not the questions you ask, but to contact the accommodation. As for your questions, ask the store.

In particular, good stores will also tell you that you can buy discounted tickets, etc. Wouldn't you save it!

Shanghai Expo single-day ticket 180 yuan (but only one day, should only be able to see the flowers) hotel (recommended chain hotels, such as: 7 days chain home inn Hanting, etc.) the national average family within 200 a day (but whether the price increase during the Expo is unknown, can be booked as early as possible).

Shanghai fare: subway from 3 yuan, bus 2 yuan, taxi 12 yuan for 3 kilometers.

Go around**It is recommended that Lujiazui Financial District (Oriental Pearl, Jinmao Building, World Financial Center) can not go up, and look downstairs at the high-rise buildings; Yu Garden (not near the small park inside is not for money) Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street; Xujiahui Business Circle; Bund.

The normal estimated budget is 1000 yuan for 1 person for 3 days and 2 nights (the hotel price increase is not counted, and the round-trip fare from Shanghai to Tianjin is not counted).

remark:

Shopping fees are not calculated.

Wish: Happy trip map.

This data is ** on the map, and the final result is subject to the latest data on the map.

This strategy was praised by netizens as "the most bullish strategy for the people", and Zhou Hanmin, deputy director of the Executive Committee of the Shanghai World Expo, also recommended this strategy on many occasions. The author, Ni Wenhao, is 23 years old this year, a "gold medal docent" at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center, and an operation staff member of the World Expo Urban Best Practices Area. He believes that a 3-day tour of the Expo is the most reasonable and cost-effective!

Of course, if you're pressed for time, you can also take a "day trip"; If you have a lot of money, a seven-day tour is also a good option.

1 day tour, you have to go wild.

If you only have one day, the visiting time will become more tight, so try to give up time to the "must-see" in the Expo Park such as the China Pavilion, and do your homework in advance, such as making an appointment in advance, planning the route, choosing the venue, etc., so as not to be in a hurry.

First Stop: China Pavilion (Area B) After arriving at the Expo Park in the morning, we will first visit the "Crown of the Orient" - the China National Pavilion. It is said that the queue for the China Pavilion can be as little as 45 minutes and as long as more than 2 hours, so everyone should be prepared.

After entering the museum, you can take the elevator to the 49-meter floor. The tempered glass floor allows you to experience what it means to be "cold in high places"; More than 100 meters wide "Qingming Riverside Map", the people in it can still walk; Lu Chuan's film "The Course of Beauty", the main exhibition of the ——— China Pavilion of the Shanghai World Expo, will also be screened here.

The second stop: the Expo Theme Pavilion and the Expo Center (Area B) Theme Pavilion include the City People Pavilion, the Life Pavilion, the Earth Pavilion, etc., and you can choose to visit the one with less queue first. Afterwards, visit the Expo Center and enjoy a show at the Expo Cultural Center.

Third stop: Other pavilions (Zone A, Zone C, Zone D) Select the wonderful venues in each area to visit, such as the UAE Pavilion, India Pavilion, Australia Pavilion, UK Pavilion, etc.

Have fun!

I have personally been to the World Expo, and I personally highly recommend China, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, and Macau. Generally, there are Germany, Spain, Italy, PetroChina, Japanese industry, State Grid, China Province and City Joint Pavilion, four theme pavilions, Hong Kong (if these queues for more than 2 and a half hours, I personally feel that it is not worth it).

Don't go to France (advertising and fake paintings and fake jewelry), Japan (all environmental protection and finally the whole environmental protection of Peking Opera, we watched the whole body chills), the United States, Russia, South Korea, Poland These pavilions are at least 2 hours long.

Since I don't know how many days you play the Expo, I personally recommend saving time plan: before 6 o'clock in the morning (preferably 5 o'clock and a half) to line up at the entrance of the Expo Park, it is recommended to enter from the entrance of Yaohua Road, the Expo Park will open at 9 o'clock (when you enter the park and check the ticket, the staff will issue the China Pavilion reservation ticket, don't forget to take it) enter the door and follow ** (or look at the map in advance) to run to the Taiwan Pavilion to get the Taiwan reservation ticket (only 4000 tickets per day) or go directly to see the Saudi Arabia Pavilion (this museum is a bit duplicative with Taiwan, The queue for more than 5 hours was delayed, and the queue for half an hour when I entered the door and ran to it), and I went to the Macao Pavilion at about 10 o'clock to get the reservation ticket. There are fewer people in the UAE at night, and when you see a lot of people in the morning and afternoon, you will first go to the Chinese provincial and municipal joint pavilion or the four theme pavilions, and the queue is not tense and the observability is strong, or take the Expo passport to see the Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao city case pavilions, and stamp it so that you can go directly to the green channel of the Spanish Pavilion without queuing.

There's no way to go to Switzerland, let's be honest, there are a lot of people at any time, or you can rush to Switzerland as soon as you enter the door. On other days, if there are more Chinese reservation tickets, you can go to the front of the Chinese Pavilion and sell them for 50 to 400 yuan. It is recommended to go to the multi-day expo, go to other places in Shanghai to play the next day, and rest by the way, and then pass away on the third day.

The specific has to be arranged by yourself, I will say so much, and finally you can get a map of the Expo Park at the information desk, find a museum and take the free bus in the park, you can ask volunteers to answer all questions, it is very simple.

If you look at it for 5 to 7 days, that's not a problem. If it's only for a day or two, don't think about it.

It is recommended to take the Expo line, take the Expo Line 9 in the South Square of Xinzhuang Metro, enter the European area, and if you go in the park in the morning, you can easily see several large museums, the United States, Canada, Italy, ....... The China Pavilion is to be reserved, and on the day you see the China Pavilion, you must choose the entrance and exit closest to the China Pavilion, and go to the queue early to get the reservation ticket.

Book an appointment ...... this questionIt is very troublesome to get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion, and you have to go to the queue early. About four or five o'clock, it is recommended to enter from Gate 6 on Shangnan Road, which is the closest to the Chinese Pavilion. If you're early enough, there will be volunteers at the security check to hand out the tickets!

After receiving it, go directly to the Saudi Pavilion to line up, Saudi Arabia is good!

First of all, I want to make it clear to you that I am also a primary school student. Generally, it is more cost-effective for you to arrive in Shanghai the night before, and then stay at Yifu Hotel, which is the closest to Changqing North Road. You start queuing around 7 a.m., and you'll basically get a ticket for the China Pavilion.

You go to the Australia Pavilion first, the exhibits are very vivid, and my younger siblings and I love this pavilion. Then go to the Finland Pavilion, this curling, let children know the concept of sitting in a well and watching the sky. Then go to the Danish Pavilion next door to feel the charm of fairy tales.

Then go to the Belgian-EU Pavilion, where the chocolate creations are also very interesting. If you have time, you can visit the Swiss Pavilion, but be aware of the cable car operation on the day. In the evening, you go to the Holland Pavilion first, so that the children can feel the power of Happy Street!

Finally, go to the Austrian Pavilion for the children to enjoy**.

There are many more people in Pudong than in Puxi... If your home is close to the Expo Park, it is recommended that you go early, go to Pudong first, as soon as the park opens, run quickly, go to a large hall first, see what number of entrances you choose to enter, you can go to the Internet first to see how close you want to go to the main hall, and choose the entrance. Note:

The German Pavilion is in Pudong, and Gate 7 is relatively close.

After visiting a large hall is estimated to be more than 10 o'clock, and then you can go to the Belgian Pavilion, because of the free Belgian biscuits and chocolates, the scale is also very good, generally 10 minutes to line in, if you believe in Buddhism, you can go to the Nepal Pavilion, the queue time is not long. You can also go to the African United Pavilion to see it, and you basically don't have to wait in line. There are also some pavilions in Central and South America that are not long queues, such as Peru and Venezuela, and it is still fun to have hammocks in the Venezuelan pavilion.

There is also a national, provincial and municipal joint pavilion, and there is no need to queue up.

After reading these, you can have lunch, some supermarkets sell boxed lunches, which are still very delicious, and you can also go to eat some countries' special foods, which are more expensive. After lunch, you can go to Puxi, take a car and a boat, Puxi has a city best practice, because the geographical location is more remote is the most neglected place, that city case tube basically does not have to queue, there are few people, but the degree of excitement is no less than the Pudong National Pavilion, such as the Hong Kong Case Pavilion, very high-tech, the Seoul Pavilion can take all kinds of photos for free, a city pavilion in Italy has a famous car display, when I went to Lamborghini, the Madrid Pavilion has Champions League trophies, collective star signed jerseys, etc., In short, it is very exciting, you can go shopping here until 4 or 5 o'clock, and then find a place to eat, rest, and go back to Pudong in the evening, at this time there will be fewer people, you can go to some not particularly popular museums, and the queue time is not very long.

This is my suggestion, I hope it will help you a little, and finally I wish you a pleasant Expo. o(∩_o

All the national pavilions are in Pudong! There are definitely a lot of people in Pudong, because they are all national pavilions!

As for the itinerary, you can search it on the Internet.

The German Pavilion is crowded in Kazakhstan in Pudong (the National Pavilion is in Pudong) and the Enterprise Pavilion is in Puxi

I played for two days, one day in Puxi, one day in Pudong, and I didn't go to the queue for more than an hour.

Venue recommendations (all my personal preferences Ha are all I have played): 1 France Pavilion , love France is also good and it is also convenient to go to the pavilions of other European countries. (I didn't line up that day.)

Because as soon as I entered the door, I went to the French Pavilion. Remember to take the bus in the park). 2 Spain Pavilion...

It's very feeling.,There's a dance performance that I'm very impressed.。。。 3 A lot of people in the European area are good When you get there, **There are few people, where to go. The others are not much different.

4. The Korea Pavilion is a high-tech display. Anyway, there are fewer people, so it's okay to go down.

5 Africa ... There are a lot of small exhibition areas from many countries, just take a look at it, no need to queue.

6 Canada... I almost forgot about this... I ate at a restaurant in Canada that day... Expensive. But I like it. It's better than those that heat up in the microwave to give you fast food. Anyway, ** all like that.

7 Puxi Go down if you have time... Retain your strength during the day. There are fewer and fewer people at night ... Understood.

8 U.S. Pavilion Although many countries have exhibits. But that "city garden". I'm impressed...

It is recommended that you take the subway to Puxi first to see that there are few people in Puxi And the museum there is also good and the number of people in line is small when entering the park Puxi may also get the reservation ticket Puxi's meteorological museum is good for enterprises.

After watching Puxi, take the ferry to Pudong to see the European tube, don't look at the big hall, just look at the general one, Belgium, Denmark and the like, and wait until the afternoon to go to a big hall, because at this time there are fewer people, and there is less time to line up.

The German Pavilion is in Pudong, if you want to go to the German Pavilion, you will be the last to go, or the first to go, it is recommended to go last We queued up at 8 o'clock in the morning to enter the park last time, and queued for more than 4 hours at the entrance of the German Pavilion, which was a waste of time, but now there are fewer people, unlike more than 400,000 at that time.

1。I went to the Expo in July, and I personally recommend Germany, Italy, France, Turkey, Chile, Monaco, Switzerland, and Israel. The British Pavilion and Spain look great but the inside is very disappointing, it is recommended not to go if you want to queue for a long time, I don't recommend Canada, there is nothing to see, and it will be a long time.

2。After collecting the stamps of Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao, the three case halls in the Puxi Park, you can take the fast track to the Spanish Pavilion.

The district from the 8th gate into the faster, although the 8th gate is a lot of people, but half of the tour group, individual and tour groups are separated into the park, so the table is afraid of many people and the 8th gate has three gates, the first gate is on the side of the road (there is only one entrance), open at half past 7, after the door opens, enter the second gate (there are multiple entrances), you have to quickly find a door with the least number of people to line up (to run) open the second door at half past 8, enter the third gate (that is, the security entrance, there are many entrances), You also have to quickly find an entrance with the least number of people and run in, run quickly. Then at 9 o'clock, you will check in and enter the park.

4。Personally, I recommend that you go to the queue before 6:30 because you want to go to the German Pavilion (now Germany does not accept any reservations or anything, and there is no VIP access, so you can only queue hard.) The venue usually opens at 9:30, and if you're the first to line up, you'll be lucky enough to get in in about two hours

5。If you are in Europe, it is recommended that you go to Germany on the first morning, come out for lunch, go to South America (very close to Europe) in the afternoon, row up two or three pavilions (according to your own preferences, I recommend Chile), and go to Italy and Turkey in the evening, Turkey should not be crowded at night. The next morning I went in (preferably before 6:30) to France (in half an hour), then to Switzerland, and then to lunch.

In the afternoon, you can go to Monaco, and the Australian pavilion, which is not bad, and if there are too many people, New Zealand is also good. In the evening, you can go to Israel to see

6。It's better to go to a lukewarm pavilion at night

Above. Hope it helps you and have a nice trip