Expo Tourism, Expo Day Trip

Japan Pavilion, Saudi Pavilion, Austria Pavilion, Anniversary Pavilion, Thailand Pavilion. There are activities inside.

You don't need to buy a ticket other than a ticket, but you have to make a reservation with the Expo ticket you bought as soon as you enter. This is the September program of the World Cultural Center.

Performance Time Country Region Program Name Performance Venue.

233 2010-9-2 Vietnam Vietnamese Traditional Folk Songs and Dances Expo Center** Hall.

Green Hall) 234 2010-9-2 Vietnam Vietnamese Traditional Folk Songs and Dances Expo Center Assembly Hall.

Red Room) 235 Sep 4, 2010 Slovakia Slovak Square Cabaret Show Expo Centre ** Hall.

Green Room) 236 2010-9-4 Slovakia Slovak Square Cabaret Expo Axis Sunshine Valley.

237 Sep 4, 2010 Slovakia Slovak Square Cabaret Show Europe Square.

238 2010-9-5 Thailand Thai Original Song and Dance Drama Expo Center** Hall.

Green Room) 239 2010-9-5 Thailand Thai Original Song and Dance Drama Expo Center City Hall.

Red Hall) 240 2010-9-6 North Korea North Korean Pyongyang Art Troupe National Song and Dance Expo Center ** Hall.

Green Hall) 241 2010-9-6 North Korea North Korean Pyongyang Art Troupe Folk Song and Dance Asia Square.

277 2010-9-25 Central African Republic Central African National Dance Troupe Performance in the Great Hall of the World Expo Centre.

Red Room) 278 2010-9-25 Central African Republic Central African Folk Dance Troupe Performance Expo Centre ** Hall (Green Room).

279 Sep 26, 2010 Angola Angola Pavilion Day Celebration Performance Africa Square.

280 Sep 26, 2010 Angola Angola Pavilion Day Celebration Performance in the ** Hall of the Expo Center.

Green Room) 281 Sep 26, 2010 Angola Angola Pavilion Day Celebration Performance in the Great Hall of the Expo Centre.

Red Room) 282 2010-9-27 United Arab Emirates UAE Folklore Cabaret Show Expo Centre ** Hall.

Green Room) 283 2010-9-27 United Arab Emirates UAE Folklore Cabaret Show Expo Centre ** Hall.

Green Room) 284 Sep 27, 2010 United Arab Emirates UAE Folklore Song and Dance Show Expo Centre Assembly Hall.

Red Room) 285 2010-9-27 United Arab Emirates UAE Folklore Cabaret Expo Centre Hall.

Red Room) 286 2010-9-28 Russia Russian State Pavilion Day Variety Show in the Great Hall of the World Expo Center.

Red Room) 287 Sep 29, 2010 Libya Libya National Traditional Arts Troupe Performance Expo Cultural Centre.

**Club.

288 2010-9-30 Morocco Morocco Pavilion Day Performance Expo Cultural Center.

Less than 1.2 meters to be accompanied by an adult, otherwise buy a discount ticket with a student ID, but elementary school students should not have a student ID.

September should be okay, safety is of course the most important.

1.The traffic of the Expo Park is very convenient, the subway can be directly reached, and other lines can be transferred to these lines in a certain place, as well as a number of bus lines, so the problem of living is not very big.

2.An umbrella or hat is a must, if you are tired, you can also bring a small bench, do not bring any liquid things, they will let you pour it out or drink it up, you can bring empty bottles, there is direct drinking water in the park.

3.The China Pavilion was sent at the gate in the morning when the park opened. It will all be sent in 5 minutes, so it should be early, there are few people at Pudong No. 5, and the chance of getting it is relatively large, but it should also be early.

Someone is lined up there at two or three o'clock, so you'll have to figure it out for yourself. The Japanese Pavilion only needs to line up, about three hours, and there are fewer people at night. Stamping is convenient and easy to find.

Even if you get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion, you have to queue up and be mentally prepared, but it usually doesn't take too long.

The queue is long and not good-looking, the United States, this is recognized, and I personally think Australia is not bad.

Area A Israel UAE is good, and the time is not very long, about 2 hours.

There are not too many people in Area B, and the museum is average.

Personally, I think Germany is the best, and the queue is the longest, at least three hours, and the French pavilion is okay if there are not many people. Zone C is mainly a European country, which is generally better, but also has a lot of people.

de is in Puxi, the enterprise pavilion is the main, the Japanese industry pavilion, and the oil pavilion are all good, but there are many people.

4.There will be a lot fewer people at night, the queuing time will be reduced, the night view of the park is good, you can go shopping at night, don't be afraid of no car too late, the subway and the park closing time is in line, and the last train will be around 12 o'clock.

After entering, take the map first, there is a hair at the door, and you can also take it at the information desk, and by the way, you can go to a show or something when you are tired and hot.

Don't worry about eating, it's everywhere, it's cheaper under the Expo axis, but there are fewer things.

5.Basically, all times are peak, especially when the museum first opens, and there are fewer people at night.

7.It's not difficult, basically there is a parking lot near every entrance, and the charges are not clear.

1You'd better find a regular hotel, it's everywhere.

2. Code sunscreen (it is recommended that you wear a hat) The common ones at the security check are not allowed to bring liquids, lighters, matches, and other things that seem to be uncommon.

3The China Pavilion has to queue up at 6 o'clock in the morning to get the reservation ticket, and the Japan Pavilion has to queue up.

Pudong: There are good movies in the Australia pavilion, and there are big slides in the Sweden pavilion, so make an appointment before entering, next to the big wooden horse. There are millet dolls in the Spanish Pavilion. Danish tube better not not to go, only a Little Mermaid.

Puxi: Future City Pavilion, Petroleum Pavilion, Coca-Cola Pavilion.

You'll just look at the rest at random.

You have to sell tickets the day before, queue up the next day, queue up around 6 a.m., bring a book or a game console and buy a small chair from the door.

4 Denmark Pavilion, the United States Pavilion, and the rest are unknown.

5. The Chinese Pavilion must have a reservation ticket. There are buses, ferries, and subways (all free) from ** to the same, and the reservation is issued by the armed police when entering the door. In fact, there are many people at any time, but it is recommended that you go to the Pai Saudi Pavilion around 3 p.m., which is less.

1. Now Shanghai rail transit is very convenient, you don't have to live near the park, there are many subways directly to the Expo Park. Jinjiang Inn is good, there are n families in Shanghai, you can choose according to your needs. **It's going up every day, I went in June,** it's already twice as usual, you can go to its official website to take a look.

However, if you go in two days, you will definitely not be able to book a room, and you will have to book a room at least a month in advance. Now many tour groups are living in Jiangsu!

2. On the official website, it is very detailed, so I won't copy it.

3. Reservation tickets are now issued manually, on a first-come, first-served basis. You have to queue up at Gate 5 at 4 a.m. to get it. There are passages for tourists to visit the museum, and the place where the most people gather is definitely stamped, so you won't miss it.

I walked to more than 100 halls (all in Pudong) in three days, and I also watched a performance by Leehom. There is no route, no goal, just adhere to one principle: ** team is short to rush **.

You don't have to set which pavilions you have to go to, and when you enter the park, you know that the plan will never catch up with the change.

4. This is what I think: the Meteorological Museum, Estonia, South Africa, Ukraine, South Korea, Romania, Austria, the United States.

5. See 36, the Chinese Pavilion is not very clear. If you want to enter the Japan Pavilion as soon as possible without being in the hot line, you should rush into the queue before the 9 p.m. close, enter at 23:30, and finish the tour at 24:00.

It's best if you bring small children or seniors over 75 years old or people with disabilities, and some museums can skip the line.

1. You can take the cross-river line bus (recommended) The bus is faster than the ferry and the subway.

Before taking the subway or ferry, ask the little cabbage whether it is crossing the river or going out. Because the ferry and subway have direct exit from the park, you can't come back when you go out.

Stops are marked on the map and are easy to find.

2. If you go to about 5 popular museums. Depending on your physical strength, you can watch at least 20 of them.

3. The restaurant of the non-state pavilion is 40 50 yuan per person, and you can eat enough. The restaurant of the National Pavilion is 80,200 per person, not necessarily full. Lunch and dinner are the same price.

Or bring some food by yourself, there are a lot of people in the park, and you have to queue up for dinner. There will be fewer people eating before 10 a.m. and after 1:30 p.m.

4. At least 4 hours in Saudi Arabia, at least 3 hours in Japan and South Korea, about 2 hours in Europe as long as it is more familiar with countries such as France, about 1 and a half hours in Russia, about 1 hour in India and Thailand in Asia, and about 1 hour in Australia. The rest of the museum will be available in 40 minutes at the latest.

5. Swiss Pavilion, if the weather is good, there is a cable car to ride.

The Belgian and European Union pavilions have diamonds on display and chocolates for sale.

Russian Pavilion, the interior is beautiful.

Saudi Pavilion, the world's largest 3D screen.

The Australian Pavilion is very good-looking.

The State Grid Pavilion has a Rubik's cube to put **, and there are screens up and down, left and right.

The Hong Kong Pavilion and the Macao Pavilion are very distinctive.

The Urban Best Practices Area is also a good one.

1 The three ways a ferry is not recommended, there are too many people in line.

B cross-river line buses.

C Metro Line 13 is one stop.

2 It depends on your strength and sincerity. If you go to the queue at 7 o'clock, open the door to get a reservation ticket first, and then kill the nearest popular restaurant, the next step is a test of willpower.

Very popular, like Germany, Saudi Arabia, you can wait in line for four or five hours, and if it is not popular, you should also queue up, the time is shorter, but it is really not good-looking.

3 per capita is about the very least, this is of course to eat cheaper things4 popular for three or four or five hours.

5 Thailand, Petroleum Pavilion There are 4D short films, which are very shocking.

German Pavilion Australia Ring Dome Watch a short film.

Spain, where there is a strong queue, it is a good-looking pavilion. No one is going to queue up for three, four, five, or six hours in those ugly halls.

It's hard to say.

I'm planning to go in September.

Last time, my colleague went to play two halls.

I queued up for most of the day.

So you look at the route first.

Choose again.

There are many people on the Internet who have recommended routes.

So take a look at it comprehensively.

Hope it helps.

1.The No. 13 subway in the Expo Park is free, and it will be changed to No. 13 to Yishan Road and take one stop to Area De and two stations to Area C.

2.For example, I went alternately between hot and cold, and visited 10 museums at 9 o'clock in the evening, mainly because I was optimistic about the timing and could reduce a lot of time.

Person 4Depending on the timing, the general broadcast is the slowest speed, about 2 or 3 hours. I'm about 1 hour in the row for the U.S. Pavilion.

5.The United States, Canada, Australia, Poland, and the Indian pavilion are beautiful at night.

1.There are volunteers all over the expo park, you can ask them and they will tell you the nearest road 2If you want to see the popular museum, if you go early in the morning, it's no problem to see three or four

The expo park is all ** about 30 50 people dinner is the same 4Popular halls will be more than 2 hours, and generally more than 1 hour 5Saudi Arabia, Germany, Thailand, Switzerland ......

If you are queuing normally, you can see 5 museums, even if it is good, but if there are elderly people, 10 museums can also be, eat Chinese food at least 50 yuan, visit popular museums, at least 2, 3 hours, Switzerland, or Germany, it is recommended that you go, Russia, the United States.

It's hard to get in line! So pick it up and see it!

There are almost no halls without queuing, and you will definitely not be able to get the reservation to enter the China Pavilion at 10 o'clock, and some other popular venues will issue reservation tickets at the entrance of the museum at the specified time.

The stamping is a souvenir for each visitor. You can buy a Expo passport at the licensed store in the Expo, and then after visiting the museum, ask the staff at the exit to knock on the stamp, of course, you can knock on the quilt without a passport.

I went yesterday and almost all of them ran (most of them didn't go in). Recommend the "City Footprint Museum.""with"African United Pavilion"。The first one waited in line for 40 minutes, and the latter one didn't have to wait in line.

It's all pretty good. To make an appointment, I have to find an appointment machine, I haven't tried it. Knock the stamp to buy the Expo passport, some small restaurants can be knocked on other paper, it is recommended to bring yourself to the book after knocking home to enjoy, you can save more than 40 silver.

Have you ever been to Shanghai before?

If it is 2-3 days including the Expo:

1. So far, I have been to the Expo Park for a total of three full days (entering the park at 9 o'clock in the morning and leaving at 23 o'clock in the evening), and I have seen some venues in the two areas of A C. 2-3 days is not enough to spend in it. It is recommended that you take a day to look at the flowers and take a look at it, and just take a photo outside the building.

There is basically no need to queue up for small venues, at most 10 minutes, but there is nothing to see when you go in, and the queues for large venues are at least 3-4 hours or more, such as 7-8 hours for the Saudi Pavilion, 4-5 hours for the Japan Pavilion, 4 hours for the Oil Pavilion, and even the UAE Pavilion for 3-4 hours ....... It is recommended that you spend all day over there, watch the small restaurant during the day, and kill in seconds; After 7 p.m., there will be a big queue, and that's just one. As far as the Japan Pavilion is concerned, there were 470,000 people yesterday, and I started queuing at 4 p.m., entering the venue at 8:15 p.m., and leaving at 9:12 p.m.

1) Huaihai Road. Starting from the east, Xintiandi, Commercial Street, Hengshan Road, bars, Shikumen ......It's all pretty good;

2) Nanjing West Road Meitaiheng and Wujiang Road snacks, it will take almost 1 day to shake until midnight.

Yunnan Road is a small road at the intersection of Nanjing Road, it seems that Hong Changxing is over there, you can also go around to eat, but it feels general, the City God Temple is not recommended, on one side is the small commodity market, on the other hand is gold and silver jewelry, Yu Garden ** Jiuqu Bridge, Shanghai Old Street is crowded with people one after another, you really want to go to be careful with your belongings, Xinjiang people haunt.

3. If you have never been to Shanghai, you can go to see the Oriental Pearl, Lujiazui, take Metro Line 2 to the Bund, walk to the Bund to the City God Temple, Yu Garden, Shanghai Old Street, cross Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street to People's Square, Huaihai Road, Xintiandi, Hengshan Road, Xujiahui ......The physical exertion is relatively large.

By the way, there is a "Nine Workshop" under the Wanti Pavilion, and the place to eat is decorated with the same as the factory workshop in the sixties and seventies, and the enamel jar is used for eating, which is quite interesting.

4. If you don't want to visit the bustling business district.

1) If you go to Happy Valley, Happy Valley is in Songjiang, and Sheshan, Oriental Oasis, and Zhujiajiao are connected to a line, you can see the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, hehe. However, I personally do not recommend Happy Valley, the safety factor is not high, and it seems that there was an accident;

2) Or you can go to Pudong to go around, the Science and Technology Museum, the Oriental Art Center (listen to ** will be good), Century Park is on a line, if you take children, recommend the Science and Technology Museum, which is more exciting than most of the venues in the Expo Park.

3) Anfu Road Drama Art Center often has wonderful dramas to watch, which generally start at around 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

If you want to ask for directions in Shanghai, it is recommended to look for the children in blue volunteer clothes in the city volunteer service stations, or the children in the park who look like cabbage in green, and they will give you warm and accurate answers.