Ask for the September 30th World Expo strategy! Thank you!

Landlord, I have a guide I wrote

Written about my summer vacation Bo strategy,More lucky,The first day to play a dozen or so museums,And all of them are Australia,Germany,Italy such a museum I don't know if the landlord is interested

Wait, you can send an email, like to give points.

You have to have a reservation ticket for the Chinese Pavilion, otherwise you will not be allowed to enter, and more than 100 tickets will be issued at each door when you enter the park every day, and it is said that you have to go to line up very early in the morning, otherwise you can't get it. Or buy it from a ticket seller.

I haven't entered the Saudi Pavilion, and there are reservation tickets, which are difficult to get, and it takes 6 hours to queue.

There are not many people in the Swiss Pavilion, just queue up, you don't need to queue up to get in if you stamp it, you can directly cover it yourself.

The queue for the German Pavilion is better at night, about 2 hours.

There is nothing to go to the Russian Pavilion, it is recommended that children under the age of 10 go to see it...

Denmark, Sweden, Latvia, this kind of pavilion queue is enough, it doesn't take long.

In short, in the afternoon, when there are many people, you go to see the small country pavilion or some United Nations, there are few people, and the queue is short.

If you want to see the popular museum, go to the queue at night, or look at the map in the morning, choose a door closest to the museum you want to go to and queue up, open the door at 9 o'clock in the morning to rush to the museum, and make reasonable use of the bus in the park. For example, the U.S. Pavilion is closest to Gate 8, so line up at Gate 8 and enter the U.S. Pavilion as soon as you open the door, so don't queue. It is recommended that Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Germany use this method only, remember that taking the bus can be faster than running o(o

100 yuan is a discount ticket, which is divided into weekdays and the same day. On weekdays, it can be bought at some outlets of China Mobile, China Post, Bank of Communications, China Grid, Haode and Hao (it is more difficult to buy now). Same-day tickets must be bought on-site, and they are sold at the entrance of each park, which are valid on the same day, and valid documents must be presented to purchase preferential tickets.

Reservation tickets for the China Pavilion will be issued at each entrance, and they will be distributed before the park opens, so you should go early, preferably at the door at 6 o'clock!

After the closing, the Chinese Pavilion can still be seen, and there must be a lot fewer people, so I don't know if I can knock on the stamp.

If you want to knock on the stamp, you can see more small country pavilions, and most of them don't queue up, even if they don't wait in line, they don't take more than 20 minutes. You can enter from the entrance of the back beach and walk all the way forward.

The Swedish pavilion is good, you can go to see it, but you have to find a reservation machine to make an appointment when you enter the park. After playing in Pudong, you can go to Puxi in the afternoon to play, and you can take the bus or ferry. The China Railway Pavilion, the Information and Communication Pavilion, the China Power Grid Pavilion, the Cisco Pavilion, and the Expo Museum are all good.

However, the last three halls are late, preferably when it is getting dark, there are few people (it is difficult to enter during the day), and I entered in the evening.

Have fun!

Convenience stores sell, but most convenience stores can't buy 100, you go to the Bund where the Bank of Communications buys, that is specifically selling tickets, make an appointment for the Chinese Pavilion and the Theme Pavilion, the Chinese Pavilion is manually issued, go in, but you have to arrive very early to get it, the theme pavilion at night is good don't queue, after the closing you don't know if you can stamp! If you want to stamp, go to the United Pavilion, but those pavilions are not interesting, it is recommended to go to the German Pavilion, and the German Pavilion will not regret it for a lifetime.

If you want to go to Europe, the German Pavilion is a must-go, but the German Pavilion usually can't enter for less than 4 hours.

Therefore, it is highly recommended to enter the park from Metro Line 13, where there are many security checkpoints and few people. I went at 8 o'clock and there were only a few people, and finally I went in (the park opened at 9 o'clock). As soon as you enter, you will enter the metro station for the first bus, and after leaving the station, you will go straight to the German Pavilion (about 200 meters), so that you may not have to wait in long queues.

We arrived separately and took 2 hours to get in, which was good.

The museums in Europe are relatively concentrated, and the range is not too large, so you can decide the route yourself.

The French Pavilion has L'Oreal skincare products to give, which is not bad; The Belgian EU Pavilion is also hot. Don't go to the UK, and the lights don't turn on outside at night, which is far from what is said on TV.

In the park, you can exchange experiences with other visitors and ask what is interesting in the museum. Don't think that a lot of people will necessarily be fun, the Japan Pavilion has to wait for 5 hours, and when you go in, you find that it is not very good, so it is important to communicate more.

Go to the Asia Pavilion to see:

Korea Pavilion - Kazakhstan Pavilion - India Pavilion - UAE Pavilion - Taiwan Pavilion - Macao Pavilion - Hong Kong Pavilion...

You can also go to Area B to see:

Australia Pavilion - Thailand Pavilion - Singapore Pavilion - New Zealand Pavilion...

You can go to Area C to see:

I just came back from Shanghai, and this one is organized by the Korean Pavilion, the Asian Joint Pavilion (one, two, three), etc. (I have my own view on the Internet). I suggest that the Asian side play the small restaurant first, you can go to the Asian United Pavilion (one, two, three) Vietnam Pavilion Lebanon Pavilion North Korea Pavilion Iran Pavilion (this is enough for you to run, I ran from 10 am to 2 pm) and then line up for the medium hall After 8 to 9 pm, the opportunity will come, run the big hall. Because it was cool at this time, and there were few people in the row.

But run faster, or some of them won't be visible. (This is also true elsewhere). I went for three days and saw more than 200 museums, which was the first place in the entire tour group.

ps: The Japanese Pavilion is lined up to die.

I didn't pay attention to the route when I went, because I would get dizzy when I went in, it was too big.

Saudi Pavilion: Line up at Gate 6 in the morning, then run all the way inside, turn right under the viaduct and go straight. There will be about an hour in line.

I didn't go to the UAE, so I won't give you advice.

In Belgium, I queued up around half past five in the afternoon, and the queue lasted about 40 minutes, and if you were lucky, you could meet the humorous "Marco Polo".

Going to any museum is just to make yourself happy, remember: the big hall has the beauty of the big hall, and the small hall has the excitement of the small hall I wish you a good time

There are several entrances to the Expo, depending on how close you are to that entrance, so the route arranged and the order of the visit are different. The Saudi Pavilion recommends that you don't look at it, there are too many people, you will waste time if you only line up Saudi Arabia in a day, you enter the Expo at your nearest entrance and then choose the popular pavilion closest to you, go straight to the past, run fast and don't have to queue, and then go to take a picture of a popular pavilion after reading, or look along the way, because many small pavilions are also very good. I watched 4 popular museums in one day, and if it weren't for the overlap of the reservation time of the two museums, I could have seen 5 in a day, which is amazing.

You'd better make a reservation for a few museums in advance, then get up early to catch a popular one and line up for another popular one, so you can see at least 3 museums a day, and the rest is free.

I looked at it one day, Italy, Germany, General Motors, China and I got a ** souvenir in the Taipei Pavilion

Forehead! I've only been there twice, and I think if you go on the 30th, there must be a lot of people, first because of the weekend, and secondly, it's the last chance to go. If there are a lot of people, you will definitely have to wait in line for a long time at popular pavilions, such as the Saudi Pavilion that you want to visit, but it is really worth seeing.

First of all, I suggest that you can go to the 6th at three or four o'clock in the morning on the 30th (it seems that the 6th is close to the Saudi Pavilion, I don't remember very clearly) and wait for the gate to open at 7 o'clock, as soon as the garden gate opens, take your ticket and rush to the security checkpoint, try to queue up to the first 3 rows of the roundabout road (if you don't know, you can run with everyone, because there are too many such people), so that you can get a reservation ticket, and listen to my classmates say that it seems that there is an appointment for the French Taiwan Pavilion recently! Wait in line at the roundabout, just wait for the security check at nine o'clock, after the security check, don't think about anything, go directly to Saudi Arabia (if you don't know the way, hurry up and check the map, the map of the Expo), so that you don't have to queue up for too long in the Saudi Pavilion, and you can get a reservation ticket (I was taking the China Pavilion at the time, and I don't know now)! You can visit the museum at any time of the day!

In this way, I saw two popular museums. The rest is up to you, because it's nice to be able to see three popular restaurants in one day!

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

Togo National Pavilion Day.

Nigeria National Pavilion Day.

Hungarian Hall Manuscript Mill National Pavilion Day.

Liberia National Ashwagandha Day.

National Pavilion Day of Ukraine.

Uruguay National Pavilion Day.

Namibia National Pavilion Day.

Moldova National Pavilion Day.

Saipu Road Dressing Dousi National Pavilion Day International Federation of Public Transport.

Micronesia National Pavilion Day.

Spanish National Pavilion Day.

Day 1: Go to the queue at 7 o'clock in the morning, have the opportunity to get the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion, and queue up directly after receiving the reservation ticket, and the queue plus the visit will take about an hour. It is the biggest regret not to visit the China Pavilion at the Expo Park!

There is no other pavilion like the China Pavilion! Then I went to the Pai Japanese Pavilion, which lasted about three hours. Remember, many of the performances at the Japan Pavilion were stopped at night.

After visiting the Japan Pavilion, you can visit the surrounding Asian country pavilions, Nepal, Israel, Kazakhstan, the United Arab Emirates Pavilion, etc., if you are energetic enough, you can line up for Saudi Arabia, and queue up at the Korean Pavilion at 8:50 p.m. to end the day's tour.

I entered the park a little later, and I was too tired on the first day. You can go to Area B to visit the Pacific Union Pavilion, Indonesia Pavilion, Philippines Pavilion, Cambodia Pavilion, and Brunei Pavilion; Afternoon.

At 2 or 3 o'clock, we will visit the African United Pavilion, the Netherlands and other pavilions, and start to visit the Switzerland Pavilion, the French Pavilion, the Italian Pavilion, the British Pavilion and the Spanish Pavilion at about 6 o'clock in the evening. Remember to take a quick tour and end up with a head walk to the Australia Pavilion for a full day of parking.

Line up at Gate 7 at 6 a.m. and go straight to the German Pavilion after the security check at 9 a.m., the queue time will not be very long. Then visit some venues in European and American countries. Evening.

At four or five o'clock, we will go to Puxi to visit the Enterprise Pavilion. The Puxi Enterprise Museum is the place where the dragon and the tiger are hidden. Row up the car hall first, and then you can watch the 3D movies of the China Railway Pavilion and the Aurora Pavilion, and the ship hall and the Vanke Pavilion are also good.

At nine o'clock, I went to the private enterprise hall to watch the wonderful vitality matrix performance.