There are a lot of queues at those venues at the World Expo now? Trouble people who have been there

I went there for 3 days last week, and the queue was horrible, even though it was 7 p.m., I still had to queue for 4 hours at the Japan Pavilion.

Every place where you only have a little bit to see has to wait in line for a long time, more than 2 hours.

It is recommended that LZ, go to the venue in Puxi during the day, make an appointment first, whether it is in the plan or not, and use various ways to make an appointment. Online, or on-site, **SMS these are OK, be prepared.

Next, take a look at a few case halls first, or other unpopular ones that don't have a lot of queues, which can save time. In the afternoon or evening, you can go to see some reserved venues, and the basic queuing situation will be much better in the evening, and many venues basically do not need to queue.

The same is true for the venues in Pudong, if you want to see the China Pavilion, the Japan Pavilion, the Sartre Pavilion, the German Pavilion, the Taiwan Pavilion, the Italian Pavilion, etc., these are all very popular pavilions in Pudong. There are long queues in the morning or afternoon.

After 7 p.m., there will be a lot of announcements that you don't need to queue up for, and you will be notified of which museums need to queue for a long time, so you can make a good choice.

Food, except for drinks, or liquids, everything else is OK, but don't bring too much, it will increase the pressure of walking by yourself. It's too hot, and a lot of stuff will spoil.

Also have a pair of light shoes and be prepared for everything.

Some of the joint pavilions don't have a lot of queues, and to be honest, there's not much to see.

To see the popular museum, you must go early, and it is best to line up at the door at 7 o'clock.

There is also Shanghai at night, which is very cool, you can buy a night ticket for 90 yuan.

There is no need to queue up for several joint pavilions such as the African United Pavilion, the Caribbean Community and the Asian United Pavilion, and others have to queue more or less. China and Saudi Arabia have the most people.

When we went, we mainly went to the Slovenian Pavilion, the Algeria Pavilion, the Nigeria Pavilion, the Libyan Pavilion, the Luxembourg Pavilion, the Mozambique Pavilion. These pavilions. As a result, we went to more than 10 museums in one day.

You may not believe it when you say it, because this is also something we didn't expect.

You'll also be able to queue up a little faster when you go to some of the joint pavilions.

The Joint Pavilion contains a lot of pavilions from small countries).

Relatively speaking, the German Pavilion, the Korean Pavilion, the Japan Pavilion, the Coca-Cola Pavilion, the Petroleum Pavilion, the Saudi Arabian Pavilion, and the Space Family Pavilion.

There are a lot of queues at these pavilions.

The queue time averages more than 3 hours.

You can try to rank some of these popular pavilions.

The pavilions in European countries are quite crowded.

We also queued for about half an hour to go to the Iceland Pavilion (of course, compared to the Saudi Pavilion, the queue time is very short).

When you enter the Expo Park, you can hear the radio inside to remind you which museums have more people and which ones have fewer people, and your mobile phone will also receive a message from the Expo Bureau, telling you that those museums have a long queue.

The Slovenian Pavilion, the Algerian Pavilion, the Nigerian Pavilion, the Libyan Pavilion, and the Luxembourg Pavilion are all quite crowded.

There will be less queues in the evening.

Our tour guide told us.

In the evening, many travel agencies leave the park.

When we went there there was a queue at the Argentine Pavilion in the morning.

In the evening, our team didn't have to line up to go in.

The most crowded queues are the Saudi Pavilion in Pudong and the Petroleum Pavilion in Puxi.

Except for the United African Pavilion, there is no pavilion that does not line up.

There are a lot of people, and you can't bring snacks in, only dry food. And there are a lot of people, the hotel has to make an appointment OK first, it is very troublesome to queue, go to a museum, and wait for hours. You must have enough physical strength.

China's billions of people are not just bluffing

It's all people, and you can't go to it during the summer vacation

Basically, the most ranked should be China, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and other big pavilions, as well as Saudi Arabia, Japan, South Korea, Spain and so on.

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If you go to the unpopular view, such as: Pakistan, Luxembourg, that is, the pavilion of some small countries, the queuing time is basically 15 minutes - half an hour.

Popular pavilions, such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, South Korea, France, etc., are some of the wealthier national pavilions, and the queue time is basically more than two hours.

The most popular pavilions, such as the Australia Pavilion and the German Pavilion, basically have a queue time of more than 4 hours.

Needless to say, the Saudi Pavilion is not to say, unless you rush in to line up in the morning when the park opens, the queue time is more than 8 hours at any time, and now it may not be imagined that you will see the queue at the entrance of Saudi Arabia from the entrance of the museum to the bottom of the elevated road, which is called an endless ah

In short, there are a lot of people at the Expo, and there are so many people every day that you can't imagine it, so it's best to be mentally prepared. And it is recommended not to go if you are not in good health, and it is not generally tiring to go shopping for a day

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Many. The official website of the Expo shows the number of visitors per day, so you can check it out.

There must be a lot of people, not many days, the day before yesterday it rained all day and there were still more than 200,000, and some popular pavilions were still in such long queues, after all, the World Expo was almost over.

Don't go to the hot spot for one day, and it will take 2 hours to queue for Algeria, Angola, Nigeria, Libya, Lithuania, and Croatia.

After a cursory view, let's go to the Russian Pavilion, a fairytale world with 12 petal towers.

Then I saw a green apple cut open and went inside to watch a movie, which was the Romanian Pavilion.

After visiting the Romanian Pavilion, there is the Austrian Pavilion, then the Netherlands Pavilion, and then the Luxembourg Pavilion.

Italy is a very good venue, if you look at it yourself, you will find that the building material is transparent concrete, translucent!

Next to it is the dazzling British Pavilion, although it is small, but it is really beautiful, tens of thousands of glowing tentacles sway in the wind, you can imagine what it looks like without going.

20:00 End the day at the United Africa Pavilion, where you can buy some souvenirs in the African Bazaar.

When you leave the museum, you will see a 10-hectare playground, but there is really nothing to do, go to Disney in 2014!

In the past, it was the only wetland park in the city center, Houtan Park, which is suitable for couples in love.

If you're coming in from Gate 7 (which is close to the European Quarter), I recommend you take a good look at the European Quarter, the Luxembourg Pavilion is really small and ......beautifulDon't go to Asia, there are so many people all the time. In the afternoon, you can take a ferry across the river to see some of the case museums, and come back in the evening to visit some of the less crowded museums, the United Africa Pavilion recommends that you see it when you leave the European Zone, because it is not in line, but there are a lot of things inside, and it seems to be time-consuming and ......