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First of all, welcome to Shanghai!!

The first problem you face: the place to live, not necessarily near the Expo Park, it is very convenient near the subway, and it is cheaper than near the Expo Park, and it takes about 45 minutes to pass away from the Expo Park. However, I still recommend a few hotels for you, there are near the Expo Park, and there are other places near the subway, see below

Home Inn Lujiabang Road store, 250-400 yuan per night (close to the Expo Park).

It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Puxi intersection of the Expo Park, and 1 station on Metro Line 8 to the Expo Park, which is very convenient for transportation, shopping and eating.

Homeinns official website has reservations.

Starway Shangfu Holiday Inn (Shanghai East Nanjing Road), 300-400 yuan per night.

On Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, the subway to the railway station is 3 stops, Metro Line 8 to the Expo Park is also 4 stations, about 10 minutes to arrive, transportation, eating, shopping, play is very convenient.

GreenTree Inn Shanghai Yanchang Road store 250-350 yuan per night.

It is a 1-minute walk (200 meters) from Yanchang Road Station of Metro Line 1, and it takes about 30 minutes to change Line 8 from Expo Park to People's Square Station, which is convenient for transportation, eating, playing and shopping.

Hanting Lanling Market store 200-300 yuan per night.

It is about 2 minutes' walk (about 400 meters) from Metro Line 7, and Metro Line 7 can directly go to the Expo Park, Houtan Station, and Changqing Road Station are entrances, and the traffic is very convenient.

Hanting's official website is available.

Since you are coming with a family, we do not recommend youth hostels.

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As a Shanghainese, you are very welcome to visit Shanghai. I have been involved in the hotel and tourism industry in Shanghai for many years. Of course, if you need information on more upscale international brands, this is my forte and I will be happy to help you!

Wishing you an unforgettable summer at the Expo.

It's better to book early.

Take a look below, there is ** you can pre-order.

It's difficult, we went to the hotel two days ago and it was not easy to decide, it is recommended that you book the hotel in advance. There should be some discounts for those booked through Ctrip.

Of course, you can, you can stay at the Expo family, and you don't have to go to the hotel.

Admire the landlord, in July and August, he dared to travel to Shanghai.

Brother Naren is very careful.,It's okay.,When I went to the popular venues in early July, I had to queue up.,I spent a day in the Japan Pavilion and the Korean Pavilion.

The strategy is to follow the tour group.

There are three guidelines; 1 queue, 2 queues, 3 queues.

What tirade is not used at all, you have the determination which venue is not good.

Contact these two to see:

a.Jinhui Guest House (Dalin Road Store).

Bus lines: Metro Line 9 and Metro Line 13, the whole journey is about one kilometer.

1. From Shanghai Jinhui Guest House Dalin. Walk about 150 meters to Lujiabang Road Station.

2. Take Metro Line 9 and arrive at Ma's Oak Road Station after 1 stop.

3. Take Metro Line 13 for free, and after 2 stops, arrive at Expo Park Station.

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b.Fudan University Dong'an Road Guest House.

Bus line: Metro Line 7, the whole journey is about one kilometer.

1. Received from Dong'an Road, Fudan University. Walk about 290 meters to Dong'an Mingming Road Station.

2. Take Metro Line 7 and arrive at Yaohua Road Station after 4 stops.

3. Walk through the entrance and exit of Expo No. 6 - Shangnan Road (facing the China Pavilion) <>

Let's talk about the China Pavilion and the Saudi Arabian Pavilion. If it's just for a day, it's advisable to give up because it's too expensive. If the China Pavilion and the Saudi Arabian Tube want to enter, they have to arrive at the entrance of the Expo Park at 5 a.m.

As soon as you enter the park, you will go straight to the China Pavilion or the Saudi Pavilion. Because these two tubes can only grab this wave in the morning. If you want to go to the China Pavilion, you have to make a reservation ticket ...... firstSo, let it be.

However, if you are with a group, you should ask if your group can get a reservation ticket!

My recommended route is to arrive at the entrance of the Expo Park from 6 to 7 a.m. on the first day. Go straight to the Puxi Petroleum Museum or the Aviation Museum, or take the ferry to Pudong Pai Yi Daguan (France).

After coming out, go to the Dutch Pavilion, where you can shoot the exterior of the British Pavilion. Then go to the United Africa Pavilion to get stamped. There are no queues there.

If it comes out like this, it's noon.

Then go to Puxi and go to see the various case tubes and theme pavilions. At 8 o'clock in the evening, I went back to Pudong and went to the Italian Pavilion (highly recommended!). and the Australian Pavilion.

The rule is: go straight to Tai Kwun Hot Hall in the morning. During the noon rush hour, avoid ** to Puxi, and come back to Pudong Paidaguan Hot Hall at 8 o'clock in the evening.

That is to say: we only line up the first or last wave of the Daguan Hot Hall, and the rest of the time is arranged, the gains outweigh the losses, and four hours is not such a waste.

The group has a meeting time, it depends on how you queue at the time!

Good luck about the transportation in the park, there are ferries and buses, all of which are free.

You can ask the volunteers in the hospital, hehe

On the first day, look at the Asian region. Early in the morning, if you walk through Gate 6, which is the closest to the China Pavilion, you must go there at about 5 o'clock, so it is recommended that you must see the China Pavilion, go early and line up early, and you should be able to get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion. If you're lucky and you still have a reservation ticket when you rush to the Taiwan Pavilion, then you're high, and the Taiwan Pavilion is good-looking, hehe.

If you can't rush it, you can go to the Taiwan Pavilion early in the afternoon to line up to receive the afternoon reservation ticket, 2,000 in the morning and afternoon, the Taiwan Pavilion is worth the money, although the queue to receive the ticket has to wait until half past four in the afternoon, but the VIP treatment, there are gifts to give, there is Want Want food to take, hehe. The UAE Pavilion is also nice and worth a visit. It was worth it to see these three pavilions on the first day.

After 8 o'clock in the evening, there are much fewer people in the provincial joint pavilion and small restaurant, and you can basically enter without queuing. The Thailand Pavilion closes at eight o'clock, so you have to go a little early, it's a 4D movie, it's good. When you go out, you can see the Australia, the United States Pavilion or something, there are few people at night, but there are also few programs.

If you watch it on the second day, you can't watch it too late on the first day, so you should pay attention to rest.

On the second day, take Gate 8 of Back Beach and rush to the German Pavilion in the European Zone. The Italian pavilion is very good, the Russian children are the best, Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden are lined up, and it is good to watch the African United Pavilion at night, and if you have time, you can see those small pavilions.

Either take the Puxi No. 3 Gate Chong Aviation Museum, the Petroleum Museum, and the Automobile Museum, and then take the ferry to see the European area.

The park starts to let people in at 7:15 in the morning, but there is still a queue inside, and the security check starts at 9 o'clock before it can officially start entering the Expo, so there is not much time in the day.

Don't pay attention to eating when you go to see the World Expo, just bring your own bread and fruits, there is so much time, you have to use the limited time to queue up to see the pavilion, and besides, the delicious food of various countries is in the pavilion.

Depending on when you arrive in Shanghai, it's basically the morning (the earlier the better, about 7 o'clock, and find a less crowded entrance) to line up a large pavilion, such as oil, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and Europe. Then go to some small restaurants. At 5 or 7 o'clock in the evening, I will go to the big hall again.

It's a good idea to familiarize yourself with it before you go every day.

Note that you can't bring water, you can bring a bottle with direct drinking water in it. Bring more rice, fruits, snacks and the like, and the inside of the meal is still very expensive, and the lady can bring a bench to line up

First, head to the Pudong National Pavilion on your first day. First of all, make sure to play a few popular museums and the ones you are interested in. It is recommended to be near the European Pavilion in Area C.

Only 1 or 3 of these venues are enough. This is the kind of hall you have to queue up no matter how hard you try. So just 1 or 3 is enough, really.

Because the queue time can be long, don't set your expectations too high, or you won't find it worth it.

Secondly, go to some small venues with fewer people, and note that the so-called "small" venues are only slightly less popular than the popular ones. When you go to these museums, try to bring the freshness of knowing other countries, which will make you gain a lot. (Don't just "play" and "entertainment" for the purpose!)

Don't forget to learn about the development of science and technology, economy and culture in other countries, this is the most important thing! ）

Finally, don't expect fewer people later, as many museums close early or stop queuing in the evening. After 8 o'clock, it is recommended to go to the squares on all continents to watch the show, and if there is no performance, go to some unpopular museums to buy souvenirs. (United Africa, Joint Asian Pavilion).

The itinerary for the first day is like this. Remember, every time you visit 2 or so, you have to find a place to sit and rest. Otherwise, you will have foot pain the next day, which will affect the trip.

The next morning, head to the Pudong area.

to Asia, the Americas. Here's a tip, visit the joint pavilions, such as those in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa, there are plenty of souvenirs, and you might even come across a show. The United Asia (Middle East) Pavilion is highly recommended.

There are a lot of souvenirs and specialties there, which is very interesting, and there is almost no queue!

At noon and in the afternoon, go to the local pavilion below the China Pavilion. Zhejiang Pavilion is the most fun! Quite interesting.

In the evening and evening to the pavilion in the Puxi area. Actually, it's the most fun there. It is recommended to shorten the queuing time, go to Tai Kwun less, and save time to go to Puxi.

There are 4D movies in the Puxi Petroleum Museum, and there is a "magic box" in the Power Grid Museum, which is very interesting! There is a meteorological museum in Pudong, I can't get in line, and there are also 4D.