Ask for a two day tour of the World Expo tour introduction

1。The most worthwhile venues to visit: I also just came back from going there, so let's talk about the more profound ones I've been:

The first day of going to Area C seems to be more fulfilling, because the queue flow is relatively fast, which is a good start. The Australia Pavilion ** is a surprise to compare. It was worth waiting two hours to get in the UAE.

There is a Little Mermaid in the Danish Pavilion, and you can also ride a bicycle to go up, but the bicycle has to continue to line up, and it feels more leisurely if you don't want to see the Little Mermaid, this can be ignored. If you can't go to the China Pavilion, the provincial pavilions below the China Pavilion are still worth going. 2-day tour, it is recommended that you can ignore the Chinese Pavilion and the Saudi Pavilion, the Chinese Pavilion should go to the gate of the park at least 5 o'clock to queue up after the opening of the park to make an appointment, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion queue can be queued for half a day, simply save time to see a few more other tubes.

If you want to queue up for the India Pavilion, you can ignore it, the first floor is all for sale, and the second floor is to see the scenery, so you can go in and get a stamp without queuing. There are more things to see in the Italian Pavilion, so you can go there. If you are in a hurry for the French Pavilion, you can ignore it.,If it's for LV, it's better to go to *** to see it.,But if you want to see the painting, then you still have to line up.。

It is recommended that you can take the ferry to go out on the first night, and it is worth 60 yuan a ticket, so that you can see the night view of the Bund and the Oriental Pearl, the International Financial Center, etc., and I personally feel that the night view of the Bund is better than that of the day, and there are too many people who go to the Bund during the day. There are also many museums at 8 o'clock every night, and some don't even have to queue up, so you have to hurry up and visit a few more museums, whether it's a big hall or a small restaurant, go in and have a look! Many museums are usually closed at 10 o'clock in the evening, so you can take pictures of the beautiful scenery of those museums at night.

It will be very boring when queuing, it is recommended that those who are not physically strong can buy a small stool outside, try to carry less things, and bring a bottle to fill water in the garden. Be sure to wear your own most comfortable shoes, and carrying a backpack might be a little better.

In addition, when waiting in line, you can use your mobile phone to go to the official website of the Expo and pay attention to the queue information of some popular pavilions you want to visit. Prepare for the next sprint

I've thought of so much for the time being, I hope it will be useful to you.

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Area C is really good, if it is properly arranged, more than 20 museums will not be a problem, for example, I looked at 24 museums

Directions:1. Entering through Gate 8, there are relatively few people.

Option 1: Try to be as fast as possible after entering the museum, and go straight to the German Pavilion (because 9 o'clock is the ** time, you can save the time of queuing in the big hall.) ）

Option 2: If you don't want to run, go straight to the U.S. Pavilion and then the Peruvian Pavilion.

2。Then there were more people, and they were free to visit.

Order: Russia Pavilion - Canada Pavilion - (Note the direction, the following is to the European Zone) Norway Pavilion - Iceland Pavilion - Sweden Pavilion - Czech Pavilion - Denmark Pavilion - Latvia Pavilion - Belgium - EU Pavilion - Spain Pavilion - Poland Pavilion - Greece Pavilion - Swiss Pavilion.

3。At this time, it was about 6 o'clock:

1) If you don't see the German Pavilion, go to the German Pavilion as soon as possible, and it only takes about 2 hours to enter the museum.

2) If you want to see the small pavilion, follow the route back to Gate 8: Turkey Pavilion - Ireland Pavilion - Netherlands Pavilion - Austria Pavilion - Luxembourg Pavilion - Italy Pavilion - Lithuania Pavilion - African United Pavilion (there are many stamps inside, if you want to stamp, you can go).

4。The next day, enter from Gate 1 and see the Petroleum Pavilion, the State Grid Pavilion, and then the South Korea Pavilion, the Thailand Pavilion, and the Singapore Pavilion.

Note:1. If you are stamped, pay attention to whether there is a stamp before entering the museum.

For example, on the day I went, there were no chapters in the French Pavilion and the Russian Pavilion. If you want to stamp a lot, you can visit the African United Pavilion and the European United Pavilion 1 and 2, there is no need to queue up, but they are all small pavilions.

2。It is best not to eat lunch in the park, the restaurant inside is very expensive, bring your own food in, you can eat while queuing, save time. And there are relatively few people in line at noon.

3。There are a lot of things in the concession store, and they are also very expensive, so I personally don't think you should buy too much. It is more commemorative to buy things in the museum, such as stamps and medals with the Expo logo. In short, it is to buy something that is commemorative, that is, something that can rarely be bought outside the Expo Park.

4。It's best to study the map carefully before you go, so as not to go in the wrong direction, take a lot of wrong roads, and waste your physical strength.

Turkey Pavilion There is no queue around 6pm (that's what I watched).

Luxembourg 15 minutes or so.

Spain: About 2 hours.

Czech Republic: About 10 minutes.

Latvia Skip the line.

Denmark 20 minutes.

Italy goes about 1 hour at night, Germany only takes more than 1 hour in the evening or morning, and other hours are required.

Switzerland: About 1 hour.

These are written based on their own experience, and there are no copies of them).

Wishing you a happy trip o( o

The change is definitely faster than you planned, and you will know the momentum when you go, sweat, or don't eat in it, wait for death.

On the first day, the UAE Pavilion - Taiwan Pavilion - China Pavilion - Macao Pavilion - Hong Kong Pavilion - New Zealand Pavilion - Singapore Pavilion - Australia Pavilion - Thailand Pavilion - Tour Area A and B, then take a look at the night view and go back to the hotel;

On the second day, the German Pavilion - the French Pavilion - the Spanish Pavilion - the Denmark Pavilion - the Belgian Pavilion - the Italian Pavilion - the Russian Pavilion - the Canada Pavilion - the Chilean Pavilion - the United States Pavilion - Tour Area C, see as much as you want... Backhaul...

The Italian pavilion is good, the Spanish pavilion is good, and the Russian pavilion is suitable for small children to play, and the sense of color is very good. The Chinese Pavilion needs to queue for a long time, only there is a green channel outside the museum, and there is still an S-shaped long queue to line inside, anyway, it is not dismantled, it is recommended that there is a chance to see it again after the Expo. There is nothing to see in the French Pavilion, there are several famous paintings and the promotion of LV, so it is not recommended to go.

There is a sky garden on the roof of the Singapore Pavilion with many magnolia flowers, which is pleasing to the eye. The movies inside can be ignored. The Thailand pavilion was nice and the staff were lovely.

The one in Southeast Asia, which is close to the China Pavilion, is recommended to watch the night view at night, which is very charming.

There are elderly people must pay attention to the heat, each area has a fork sign of the meal, it is recommended to go after 1 o'clock, because there are really a lot of people at noon, KFC, MC, pizzahot are only ****, in fact, it is still cost-effective to eat Chinese food.

You can get the program list of the day at the information desk every day, and if you are tired, you can go to the Baosteel Grand Stage, each province has a cultural week, and there will be traditional arts with local characteristics.

This World Expo mainly shows the characteristics of various countries in movies, LCD screens, etc., and there are not many really characteristics, so don't have too much hope. It is still necessary to focus on physical strength!! Don't get tired.

Also, it seems that the green channel is now for the elderly over 75 years old, so it is best to rent a wheelchair outside the park, because the wheelchair rental in the park is complicated and troublesome.

Happy travels!

Order, honest advice, it is recommended that you enter the park from Puxi, there are subway and ferries leading to Pudong near Gate 1, the speed is faster, so let me tell you, I am a volunteer in Puxi Expo Park, the number of people queuing up to enter the park at Gate 1 is only about 2-3 thousand, and any entrance to Pudong has to be 1-20,000 people waiting for security checks to enter the park. Don't take water, bring empty bottles, parasols, stools, Rendan, etc., bring some dry food in moderation, there is a supermarket in the park, ** is not very expensive.

Day 1: Saudi Arabia, Petroleum Pavilion, Japan Corporate Pavilion, Vanke Pavilion, Aviation Pavilion (reservation in advance)

The next day Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, the Netherlands.

I think it's very good to be able to see the above museums in two days, and there are a lot of people in line.

People who play for more than two days: go to Shanghai in the morning and die directly in the Expo Park. Take the subway to the Expo Park, then you don't have to queue up, after entering, focus on the three areas of ABC to go around, don't enter the popular venues, go to some venues that don't need to queue for a long time to play; Dinner (try to be at 4:

30 days ago) choose a popular venue in Japan or Saudi Arabia, Russia, Germany and other popular venues to line up to play, the Chinese Pavilion needs a reservation ticket don't think about it, and there are a few venues that can be booked in advance online before coming, which can save a lot of time, go to the central square at night to watch performances, watch floats and parade streets, and go to the E area to watch the light show. The day's itinerary is over, the next day get up early in the morning to the entrance of Bansong Garden (taxi, five and a half o'clock ago) and wait for the reservation ticket of the Chinese Pavilion, if you don't wait for the ticket to go straight to get the city business card, as soon as possible in the E area to cover 15 city chapters for the reservation ticket to the Yuanda Pavilion next to the river line to Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Road (the first stop) down from the China Pavilion, to the Chinese Pavilion after visiting, the next is to immediately go out to eat to the Bund Lujiazui turn, the day's trip is over. The second is to go to the venues in the D and E areas, some case halls and practice halls are still good, if you don't plan to do so, you should go to the ABC area to play.

First of all, it's best to get the guide map before entering the park, go to the queue to enter the park early after researching, open at 9 o'clock and go to it at half past 8, if you want to go to the big hall (referring to Saudi Arabia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Germany, oil, etc.) as soon as you enter the park, go straight there, otherwise the big hall will want to play = =

If you don't go to Tai Kwun, you will buy an Expo passport as soon as you enter the park, there are 2 versions, there are big differences, think about it and buy it again. I also played for 2 days, and went to 2 large museums, and the rest of the time went to small restaurants and joint museums, in fact, many small restaurants are still very good, but like Estonia, Hungary These two museums (I know only the appearance of the pavilion without content and queue), if it is not for the stamp, don't go.

If you want to play a slightly larger pavilion, it is recommended that you go to the queue immediately when you enter the park, or meal time, so that there will be a lot fewer people, we have dinner before 11:30, and we will go to the queue when others eat, very quickly.

Recommend a good-looking and fast queue museum, Italy, go and never regret it.

If you play until the evening, there are quite few people in each hall from 7 to 9 o'clock, so you can run a few more.

It's best not to listen to the tour guide to bring a large water bottle to pick up the direct drinking water, it is very unpleasant, and it is better to buy water or ice bullying in the park. If you don't have the elderly, and you don't have a big bag, you don't need to bring a small bench, in fact, it is very cumbersome, there are many places to rest in the park, it is really uncomfortable to sit in a large team, and the team is always moving, and there is no way to rest.

So my advice is to bring a backpack, a water bottle to put on the side of the bag, try not to bring useless things, a passport to put in a pocket (a little deeper) a map in the left hand, and a camera in the right hand

There are other questions to ask me, they are all real experiences

Bring camera, blank notebook, tissues, foldable stool, money. Lighters and liquids can't be brought, and there are a lot of drinks selling Erie and Coca-Cola inside, ** and it's pretty much the same as outside.

Open at 9 o'clock, before going to a popular museum, pay attention, to go to which popular museum from the entrance near the popular museum to enter the park, as soon as you enter, go to the queue, otherwise half an hour after the row is meaningless, and the same time as other time schedules; Either it can only be after 5 p.m., and the park closes between 7 and 8 p.m. to 10 p.m

At other times, you can go to the not very popular view, such as Singapore, Russia, Finland, Chile, Denmark, at most 45 minutes, basically 20 minutes to finish the pavilion, and it is more interesting. And if the passport has the page number of their stamp, their stamp can be knocked on the passport. Basically, the museum on the passport is still very interesting and very interesting.

And the kind of joint pavilion is to buy souvenirs from those small countries (some can still bargain, and they are very low), there is nothing to see, and there are basically no high-tech products. If you don't go to the African Pavilion, you can learn about some local indigenous customs, but there is no page number of the seal of the Pavilion's small pavilion on the passport, and their seal must be knocked on the notebook they bring.

As for the passport, either you have already bought it, or you will buy it at the Bo franchise store after entering the park (some stores may be sold out, find a few more, there are many franchise stores in it), or you don't knock on the stamp, and it is not interesting to go shopping, keep a souvenir, and it is more purposeful when you visit, and you have to give yourself some comfort if you wait in line for so long.

If you eat, go to the map (the map will be sent before entering the park, if you don't send it, ask the volunteers before entering the park) No. 64-70 (near the Australian Pavilion) and 54-55 (opposite the Cuban Pavilion, in the Americas) or the old lady, it is cheaper, 20-30 yuan per person, you can eat very well, don't go to the exhibition hall to eat, things are expensive (a glass of soda is 45 yuan), and it is not appetizing, because it is for those foreign tourists to eat, and the eating habits are different. Of course, if you are more wealthy, you can try the Italian Pavilion, the pasta in it is absolutely authentic, but, hehe, a bowl is 135 yuan. And it takes a lot of time to line up that hall, almost more than 1 hour, maybe you will go differently.

I've been to the Expo twice, and that's from experience