In addition to the China Pavilion, there are other pavilions that require reservations

The reservation ticket for the China Pavilion is issued manually, and only those who go early can hope to receive it.

In addition to the China Pavilion, the Taiwan Pavilion can only be entered with a reservation ticket.

Hong Kong, Macau, World Meteorology, and Theme Pavilions have reservation tickets, but you can also queue up.

Saudi Pavilion Direct Method:

Go to the Information Desk (graffiti house) next to the Macao Case Pavilion of the Best Practices Area to get the Saudi Pavilion City Business Card Brochure (200 copies on weekends, 120 copies on weekdays).

After stamping the 15 case hall seals and the general seal of the Best Practice Area, you can redeem the Saudi Arabia Pavilion reservation ticket.

Requirements: 1. Five physical pavilion cases (i.e., independent case pavilions rather than joint pavilions) in Asia, 7 in Europe, 1 in Africa or the Americas.

3. Must include the Mecca Mina Tent City Seal.

1,000 reservation tickets will be distributed every week, and will be spread out on a daily basis, depending on the situation.

China Pavilion Direct Method:

With Saudi Arabia, the Mecca Mina tent city seal is not required.

The Italian Pavilion, the French Pavilion and the Swiss Pavilion can only queue up.

There are no other museums that need to be reserved to enter, some museums such as Saudi Arabia, the Czech Republic, Spain, Germany, get a reservation ticket just allows you to enter directly without queuing, you can enter without a reservation ticket queue up just these museums generally have to be sent for a long time, like Saudi Arabia generally has to queue for about 7 hours, Puxi's semi-loose population is generally less, Houtan, the entrance to Saudi Arabia is more crowded.

Tickets for the China Pavilion are issued manually at each entrance, and you need to queue up at 6 o'clock, rush over to grab them after passing the security check at 9 o'clock, or get the corresponding city business card book in the Urban Best Practices Area to collect a certain number of stamps (you can exchange them for Saudi Arabia, China, Spain, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Japan will soon be opened).

If you still have any questions, please consult the official consultation platform of 021-962010 Expo or log on to the official website of the Expo.

The National Museum of China is located on the east side of Tiananmen Square and the south side of East Chang'an Avenue in downtown Beijing, symmetrical with the Great Hall of the People. It is a comprehensive museum that systematically displays the culture and history of the Chinese nation, and is also one of the largest museums in the world. The National Museum of China is closed on Mondays, so it's impossible to book tickets for Mondays.

1.Group Reservations: The National Museum of China only provides ** reservation services for group audiences.

Group visitors (more than 20 people) must reserve free tickets 7 days in advance**, and bring the unit introduction letter to the ticket center on the south side of the West Gate on the day of the visit. Group visit reservation **010-65116400 (9:00-16:

2.Individual appointments: Individuals can make appointments via SMS and online.

1) SMS Appointment:

1. Send the SMS "Y + 4 digits of the date of visit (2 digits of the month + 2 digits) + the name of the valid ID card" to the 10660208. For example, Zhang San made an appointment to visit on May 1, and "Y0501 Zhang San" was sent to 10660208. Be sure to pay attention to the capitalization of the letters.

Valid ID documents include ID cards, driver's licenses, passports, military ID, soldier ID, and student ID.

Two. Once the booking is complete, the booking code will be sent to your mobile phone via SMS. The appointment code is only valid on the day of the appointment and will be invalid after expiration.

Three. How to redeem your free tickets:

Ticket collection location: North Gate Ticket Center of the National Museum of China.

Information provided: reservation code, mobile phone number used at the time of reservation and valid ID of the tourist (the reservation code, the mobile phone number used at the time of reservation and the original valid ID of the tourist must be provided at the same time to redeem, and the free visit ticket will not be collected with the reservation code alone).

Admission time and place: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the North Gate of the National Museum of China.

2) Online Reservation:

1.Real-name registration is required to book free tickets at the National Museum of China**. Be sure to provide truthful and valid information. If you register incorrectly, you will not be able to claim your free tickets;

2.Registered users can reserve tickets for free admission to the National Museum of China from the 3rd to the 7th day after the same day (e.g., from May 4 to 10 on May 1). Each person can reserve a maximum of one free admission ticket per day;

3.After the reservation is completed, the reservation code and Chunhu identity information will be displayed on the webpage and sent to the email address provided during registration. The appointment code is only valid on the day of the appointment and will be invalid after expiration.

Four. How to redeem your free tickets:

Ticket collection location: Ticket Center on the south side of the West Gate.

Information to be provided: the reservation code and valid ID provided by the applicant at the time of registration (the reservation code and valid ID provided by the applicant must be provided at the same time to redeem, and the free admission ticket will not be received if the reservation code is provided separately).

Admission time and place: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on the same day, at the West Gate of the National Museum of China.

Well, that's right, you have to make a reservation to go to the China Pavilion. Remember, you can't go straight to the Chinese Pavilion!

The China Pavilion has an all-reservation system, and the only way to enter the venue is to get a reservation ticket (valid on the day only!). Then line up. How do I get it?

You must wake up early and be at least in the top 200 at your door. After passing through security, you will receive a reservation ticket. When you get it, look at the time written on it.

Queue up at the China Pavilion about 1 to 2 hours in advance. Before queuing, you must show a reservation ticket, and you will have one for each person.

The queue at the China Pavilion was interesting. First wait in line for less than 20 minutes to get on the way, and then get on the elevator. At this point, you'll be dumbfounded – a dense crowd of people lining up in a clearing!

I waited 1 hour before I finally got it. Be prepared! Remind yourself that most people don't have this reservation ticket yet!

I hope it can soothe the anxiety of queuing.

Visitors are first taken up to the third floor (the top floor), then down the first floor**, and finally to the first floor. The exit is stamped, don't forget to leave a souvenir.

Listen to me. Reliable.

More reliable than theirs.

You go to Gate 12. This door is not clearly marked on the tour map, haha, and the taxi driver is also confused.

This gate is also called the Qichangzhan Water Gate.

It's a ferry crossing.

If you get there before 6 o'clock, you can basically get a reservation ticket. And earlier than other places. It was half past seven.

And, there's security. Then do the ferry for free.

Boarding time is approximately 8:10. Free tour of the Huangpu River.

Moreover, the boat will dock at 9 o'clock on time at the M2 pier in Puxi Park.

At this time, you can also see that the gate 3 on the opposite side is still on the same day.

You are one step ahead of others, you can also spread your feet and rush to the Puxi Case Museum, there are volunteer instructions along the way, go there to line up, the first 1000, there is a city business card, stamped with 15 stamps, you can still change the appointment qualification of the Chinese Pavilion. If you have already obtained it at Pratunam, you can choose to change to the Taiwan Pavilion.

I believe that others also know that the Taiwan Pavilion has a time to go to the reservation machine to queue up to make an appointment. It's also hard.

Well, if it's slow, well, the bottom 500 still have the Italian green channel qualification.

On October 1st, the National Day, I took a taxi to Watergate at 6:04, and then got the reservation ticket at 7:30. Landing at 9 o'clock, it is not considered to run, it is a quick walk and then get to the green channel in Italy.

It was the first time I had been in the garden that day.

But reliable. Because there are not many people who know about Watergate, there are few people in line, and they got it early.

Other doors, too many entrances, and too many people...

You have to get up at 5:30 a.m. to line up at the door. After waiting for the door to open, run to the reservation machine and line up. If you get high in the queue, you can grab it. Reservation tickets can only be used on the day.

Die at 6 o'clock at the entrance of the Expo Park, and after the park opens at 9 o'clock, you can get the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion after checking the ticket.

In fact, it doesn't matter if you look at the Chinese Pavilion or not, you won't dismantle it anyway, and when it's over, you can watch it freely haha!

The China Pavilion and the Taiwan Pavilion are all available by reservation (you cannot enter the museum without a reservation ticket). The China Pavilion has to get up early to queue up (at least before 6 o'clock to the entrance), and then at 9 o'clock in the morning after entering the park security check at the turnstile to pick up, the Taiwan Pavilion is issued at the door.

The State Grid Pavilion, SAIC-GM Pavilion and Shanghai Enterprise Pavilion can be booked online, but you can queue up without an appointment. (Specifically**I won't send it.,Paste** may block me.,You can check it online.

You can make a reservation for the Finland Pavilion on your phone, or you can queue up without a reservation. (The specific operation can also be checked online).

The City Future Museum, the City People Museum, the City Footprint Museum, the City Life Museum, and the City Earth Museum can be booked with the reservation machine, but in fact, these museums are not popular, so you can go in directly, and you basically don't have to queue up. So making an appointment is a hassle.

The reservation machines for the Hong Kong Pavilion and the Macao Pavilion are at the entrance of their pavilions, queuing up to make reservations. Actually, it's the same as queuing.

Tips: There is time on the China Pavilion reservation ticket, but don't worry about it, as long as you have the ticket, you can go to the China Pavilion at any time.

As far as I know, the Chinese Pavilion is to get a reservation ticket, the number of people entering the park is limited every day, and many reservation machines are deactivated, and it is best to get the chapter in some case museums in Puxi, and then go to the green channel of some large museums to enter, these must be understood in advance!

China Pavilion: Reservation tickets will be issued at the security checkpoint of the park, or redeemed with the city card book of the day.

Taiwan Pavilion: 3,000 tickets will be distributed at 9:30 a.m. every day, and 1,000 tickets will be distributed at 6 p.m. (generally 1,000 people will be lined up at about 3:30 p.m.), and they will be distributed at the entrance of the museum. No entry is allowed without a ticket.

The China Pavilion can only be entered with a reservation ticket, and the reservation ticket is only issued after entering the park in the morning, so it is necessary to go to the queue very early, and you can choose to queue at the entrance with fewer people. The entrance of Bailianjing in Pudong and the entrance of Bansongyuan Road in Puxi are the entrances with fewer people, so if you are convenient to enter from there, you can consider it. In addition, it is better for you to bring a little less, because you have to go through the security check and then get the reservation ticket in the hands of the armed police security guard, so it is also an advantage to go through the security check quickly.

Use of reservation machine:

Although there are usually volunteers to help at the reservation machine, you will not have to worry about walking around the park with a skill in hand. Follow the steps below to make the most of your booking:

Step 1: Insert the ticket into the ticket slot on the reservation machine, and the reservation machine screen will display the information of the venue that can be reserved.

Step 2: Click on the venue you want to book, and the screen will show that you can make an appointment to visit the museum, such as "You can make an appointment to visit the China Pavilion from 15:30 to 16:00".

Step 3: After clicking Confirm, the reservation machine will automatically print out a reservation ticket. It shows information such as the exhibition hall with reservations and the time slot for reservations.

Step 4: Keep your voucher and schedule your activities before your appointment. Bring your ticket and reservation ticket to the exhibition hall within the designated reserved time slot.

Online appointment: 4 steps: select the date, select the time, fill in the personal information, and complete the appointment, the whole process takes about three or four minutes. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

First of all, you must have an Expo ticket in hand to make a reservation, because when you make a reservation, you need to enter the Expo ticket serial number. In addition, you must use the Expo ticket to enter the park, and the reservation ticket cannot be used as a ticket to enter the park.

Secondly, the specific time of the visit can be decided by the person who made the reservation. After the reservation is successful, you must arrive at the venue during the reserved time and queue up to enter the venue through the reservation channel.

Third, you will also need to provide personal information including your name, mobile phone number, ticket number, and city when making a reservation.

Fourth, visitors using mobile tickets will not be provided with online reservation services for the time being, and can make an appointment at the World Expo site.

What do I need to pay attention to when making an appointment?

Not every appointment can be successful, and popular pavilions need to be fast.

Organizers of the Shanghai World Expo reminded visitors that due to limited reservation resources and in order to accommodate the interests of more visitors, visitors can only make a maximum of six reservations in a day. The staff of the Visitor Service Center reminds that "6 appointments" refers to 6 reservation opportunities, but it does not mean that each reservation can be successful, and if the number of reservations exceeds the design flow, visitors will not be able to make reservations on the same day. If you want to visit popular venues such as the China Pavilion and the Theme Pavilion, you should make an appointment as soon as you enter the park.

Tickets that pass through the security check at the entrance gate can be validly reserved through the reservation machine.

In addition, visitors should visit the reserved venue on time with tickets and reservation tickets, and missed time will be considered invalid.