Which exhibition halls can be visited with a General Admission to the Expo

After entering the park, all the venues can be visited, that is, the ticket is used when entering the park, and there is no need for a ticket after entering.

In principle, each venue can be visited.

However, if you do not have a designated day ticket, you will not be able to visit the Expo on the designated day.

Designated dates: October 1-7, October 25-31.

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1.China Pavilion - Crown of the Orient, a permanent venue.

2.UAE Pavilion - Dune, if you don't see it now, you have to go to Dubai to see it later!

3.Macau Pavilion + Hong Kong Pavilion – especially Macau Pavilion – lie on the ground and watch ceiling movies.

4.Saudi Pavilion - This is the largest investment among foreign pavilions, costing 1.3 billion.

5.India Pavilion - Walk through the "Time and Space Tunnel" to experience Buddhist culture.

6.Japan Pavilion - A "companion robot" that can play the violin.

7.France Pavilion - the capital of fashion and romance has many art treasures.

8.The German Pavilion has a ball that swings when you shout, and there are a lot of interactive exhibits.

9.British Pavilion - Tens of thousands of glowing tentacles swing in the wind, seed temple.

10.Canada Pavilion - There is Cirque du Soleil to see, it is wonderful.

11.Russian Pavilion - a fairytale world with 12 petal towers.

12.Spanish Pavilion - There's a super big doll.

13.Danish Pavilion – with the Little Mermaid statue.

14.New Zealand Pavilion - Before you even enter the pavilion, you can see the Maori dance performance, the production team of "The Lord of the Rings".

15.American Pavilion - 4D "Garden", artificial waterfall is cool, American celebrities help.

16.Italian Pavilion - top sports cars, well-known fashion, construction materials are transparent concrete.

I went to the World Expo in June, I went to the Japan Pavilion, the United Kingdom Pavilion, the Norway Pavilion, the Iceland Pavilion, the Egypt Pavilion, the Turkey Pavilion, the Hungary Pavilion, the Luxembourg Pavilion, and the African Joint Pavilion. Personally, I think the Iceland and Japan pavilions are worth visiting, and my colleagues also went to the German and Italian pavilions to talk about it. If you want to see more venues, I recommend that you avoid the long queues, I queued for 5 hours for the Japan Pavilion and my colleagues queued for 7 hours for the Saudi Arabian Pavilion, which is very exhausting, and you may only enter one venue a day.

The Italian Pavilion with the latest Ferrari sports cars.

1 What to bring:

A No liquids are allowed, free water is provided in the park, you can bring a kettle, and no liquids are allowed except water!

b Carry up to one day of sunscreen! Don't bring more! Otherwise, it will be confiscated!

c Straight-handled pointed umbrellas are not allowed, but folding umbrellas can be carried.

d Sharp objects, scissors, nail clippers, etc. are not allowed.

e Flammable and explosive substances.

Note: It is inspected according to airport standards! However, stricter when it comes to liquids!

2 Take pictures. A You can bring all kinds of photography and video equipment!

b If you shoot at night, it's best to bring a tripod!

3 Diet. A It is recommended to bring your own dry food, but it must be non-perishable! and some fruits and vegetables, such as cucumbers and apples.

b The food in the park is more expensive than outside the park, and there is a peak queue during meals, so it is recommended to eat and drink at the peak point. However, when the meal is over, you may run out of ingredients.

c The food and drink in the venue are more authentic! It is recommended to go to the venues to eat, such as the French Pavilion, the Japanese Industry Pavilion, etc., but ** is not cheap!

4 Prevent heatstroke and cool down!

a Short-sleeved cotton T-shirt.

b Comfortable shoes!

5 Small benches can be carried!

6 Be careful with your personal finances!!

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