If you have been to the Expo, please help me with a spending plan

1: Accommodation. Come for 5 days, stay for 4 nights, stay at Jinjiang Inn, Homeinn, 168 Hotel, these are the most convenient and cheapest, and now ** is about 300 a night. 300x4=1200

2: Eat. Breakfast will be provided by the hotel, lunch because you have to play, so you can eat simpler, such as snacks, KFC, etc., and it is more economical to eat some Western restaurants in the evening, 60x5=300 a day

3: Tickets for the Expo.

It's enough to go to the 2-day expo, it's not interesting to see more, 2x160=3204: shopping. It's hard to say about this, so you can only calculate it yourself.

5: Fare. If all of them take a taxi, 100 a day is enough, 100x5 = 500 totals 500 + 320 + 300 + 1200 = 2320 Of course, if you have the money, you can live better, eat better, and play more refreshingly, what I wrote is just a minimum standard.

I went to Shanghai for 5 days, stayed for 4 days, watched the Expo for 3 days, and let me tell you about my schedule!

Day 1. If you go to Shanghai in the afternoon and evening, then you don't have time to play, you can go to the hotel (168, such as home and the like) first, but it is difficult to determine the economic housing of the standard room, and the housing is tight, generally between 250-300. After 4 days, it is about 1000-1200.

I went shopping nearby at night, and it just so happened that the view of the place where I lived was still good, and there were many shopping malls.

The next day. To see the World Expo, the subway, the Expo line and other transportation expenses cost 21 yuan. Eat at the Expo Park at noon, and it will cost about 40 yuan for a meal (it will be cheaper to bring your own food).

There are also many places in it that sell souvenirs and the like, as well as queuing tools - small benches, 100 of them are added together, and the fare for coming back. The total adds up to 250

Day 3. Or the Tour Expo, 250

Day 4. Also 250

Day 5. I went home and finished my morning in Shanghai. You estimated it yourself.

Spending a total of 2000 is about the same (more economical). But bring a little more (that is, the deposit paid for housing will be a little more, remember to bring a little more, otherwise you can't pay the deposit, it will be very troublesome.) 2500 or so)!

If you want to buy something to take home, or go shopping, then take Dora with you.

Buying things in the Expo Park is simply sticking your head up for people to slaughter, I think it's very boring, I buy a few dollars of things, I have to buy more than ten yuan, or even dozens of yuan, I have seen some things sold in the national pavilion, in fact, there are also sold in **, things are almost the same, ** a lot worse! Eating is the same, foreign exotic food is nothing more than some vegetable salad, grilled, baked things, I don't think foreign food will be comparable to China! Of course, you can go to the French or Italian pavilion to have a full meal, but the per capita consumption will exceed 100!

Two ice creams in Bosnia-Herzegovina are sold for 30 yuan! A noodle soup that sells for 10 yuan in the City God Temple sells for 38 yuan in the Expo Park, and five octopus balls sell for 35 yuan at the World Expo, and the cheapest one actually becomes the food in KFC, because there is no difference between the price and the outside, but a bowl of rice costs 19 yuan, which is still the cheapest thing!

The facilities in the Expo Park are basically perfect, and in terms of drinking water, there is treated direct drinking water, just like the faucets on the streets of Guilin. Regarding the meal, there are a lot of snacks inside. There are also a lot of foreign snacks.

Generally between 30-40 per person for a meal. Basically, 60-80 yuan a day is about the same.

In addition, there are many souvenirs for sale, such as Expo passports, keychains, mobile phone chains, Expo-related books, and the mascot "Haibao". It's up to you if you need it.

There are KFC, Pizza Hut, Ajisen ramen and so on, and there are many fast food, Chinese food, and Western food. The price is the same as the outside, but there are fewer things. If you bring your own food, you can do it without spending money, and there is a drinking water area in the drinking water, so you can bring your own bottle.

There are also souvenirs to buy, and there are also shopping malls in some pavilions. For example, there are people in the Australian Pavilion who buy ugg, sheep fat or something. In short, if you want to save money, you don't have to spend a penny.

It's expensive, but you can bring bread, fruit, and the like into it, so it's very cost-effective.

Tickets are 100 yuan, water is 10 yuan, lunch is 25, dinner is 25, snacks and other snacks are 30

If it's a free ticket, bring your own meal, and don't eat snacks, just 10 yuan of water.

If you give a ticket, bring your own meals, don't eat snacks, drink water directly in the park, and don't buy anything, then the consumption in the park is 0 yuan.

Look at yourself, Shanghai's consumption standards are relatively high, especially in the World Expo Pavilion, there is nothing to eat in the 1000 pavilions.

The ticket is a pass, if you play for a day, you must have lunch and dinner, and the meal in the park is about 20 yuan per person, and the water is about 5 yuan. There are still some exhibits on the latest technology, culture, etc. from various countries.

Death Bo official ** Look, in a few months, go to the local mobile company to buy tickets It is estimated that the accommodation will be very expensive by then You can choose your own food and drink How to 5 to 8 thousand.

It's a pass. No need to add money.

The pavilions of each country are ...... exhibits that showcase the economic and cultural aspects of each countryIt depends on ......

China must go means to get up early to queue up before 7 o'clock to the door (9 o'clock to open the park is to get a reservation ticket), but these days are so hot, there may be a lot less people You can arrive a little later, but there are elderly people and children to be careful not to suffer from heat stroke.

If there are elderly people, I don't know if you have reached the age of 75? If it is greater than or equal to, many venues in the park can take the green channel (accompanied by one person).

It is recommended to enter from Gate 6 on the first day, and go directly to the Saudi Arabia Pavilion (with running) after getting the reservation ticket, and then look at the China Pavilion after lining up for Saudi Arabia, which is basically noon; In the afternoon, you can consider visiting the European area, such as the popular Switzerland, Spain, Denmark, Germany, etc., and adapt to the situation.

At night, the weather is comfortable, you can take a look at the night view, and then walk around the Plaza de las Americas, after all, it is very tiring to go to some museums that do not need to queue up.

The next day, you can consider seeing a show in the Expo area, but be careful to get a ticket to the show

Then go to some museums that you want to see on the first day but didn't enter, and you can also take the river line to Puxi's enterprise management and case museums. There will be a harvest

Look at the World Expo, the essence is not much more expensive. The smaller the venue, the less content it contains.

The pavilions I personally recommend are the China Pavilion, the Saudi Pavilion, the Taiwan Pavilion, the Italy Pavilion, the Denmark Pavilion, the India Pavilion, the Japan Pavilion, the SAIC-GM, the Aerospace Pavilion, and the Yuanda Pavilion (this pavilion is actually quite real. Although small) as well as a number of case museums.

Be careful to bring a small Expo stool, an empty bottle and comfortable flat shoes.

Day 1: China (reservation in advance), Petroleum Pavilion, Japan Enterprise Pavilion, Vanke Pavilion, Aviation Pavilion (reservation in advance)

The next day, Germany, Spain, Switzerland (the elderly can not go, children are recommended), Sweden (children are recommended), Italy, the Netherlands, Russia (children are recommended).

I think it's very good to be able to see the above museums in two days, and there are a lot of people in line. But the stuff in the venue is wonderful.

I recommend you to go to the China Aviation Pavilion in Puxi on the first morning, if there are many people there, you have to queue for 3-4 hours, or the China Ship Pavilion, where the queue has been circulating, and the queue will not stop faster. By the way, if you are a little interested in cars, it is also good to visit the SAIC-GM Pavilion, where you can experience driving and see in advance the environmentally friendly cars in 20 years! If you're fast, you can take the bus, ferry or subway (all free) to Pudong's national pavilion in the afternoon, for example:

The German Pavilion (there is a magical voice-activated ball), the Saudi Arabia Pavilion (a 4D movie with the latest technology, very beautiful, but it takes 3-5 hours to queue, a little long) There are more people going to the national pavilion in general, and the queue will not be too fast, except for some small pavilions.

On the second day, go to the Puxi City Future Museum to see the beauty of the future! If you go to the Japan Industry Museum again, the queue is quite fast, and you will have a chance to experience the world's most advanced and luxurious restroom at that hall number, and you can also go to the Oil Museum (according to your personal favorit)!! In the afternoon, we will go to the Japan Pavilion in Pudong (the queue is long, but the inside is very beautiful), the Korean Pavilion (the design is exquisite, the interior is very modern), and if you have a reservation for the China Pavilion, it will be even better!

That's all I can suggest, take it according to the situation! Have fun!

1.100 yuan for students at the World Expo, 2 times, 200 yuan;

2. Transportation expenses: 30 yuan for round trip per day, 60 yuan for 2 days;

3.Living expenses: morning 10 + afternoon 30 + night 50 = 90, 2 days 180 yuan to visit the World Expo total: 440 yuan;

It is recommended to have three days to participate in the Expo: 660 yuan.

Spend two days traveling in Shanghai:

Oriental Pearl: 150 yuan, Yu Garden: 40 yuan, Happy Valley: 200 yuan, transportation and meals for two days: 200 yuan.

Total cost for two days: 590 yuan.

Total cost for 5 days: 1250 RMB.

The landlord brought 1500-2000 yuan is enough.

If the accommodation should be clean and regular, it will cost at least about 200 a day.

Tickets for three times 400If you are a current student, you can buy a discounted ticket. 3 times only 300

If you eat it, you can bring it with you, so it can be very cheap, but the expo does not allow you to bring your own drinks.

It's 100 a day.

Tickets, if you have three times, it is recommended to buy three tickets directly for 400, and then you can bring your own bread for food, which is of course the most cost-effective.

Otherwise, it is bought and eaten in the park, it is said that the average consumption time is 38 yuan, you can go to the Chinese Food Street to eat some small snacks of about 10 yuan, which is very cheap Transportation expenses should not be expensive, so it is basically the cost of tickets.

Expo affordable bed, single room bunk about 100 yuan a day, specific introduction can be seen in the "News Morning Post".

Usual accommodation: 3-star required.

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We are Nanjing to Shanghai, 4 days and 3 nights.

Three weekday discounted tickets.

Even eating, with transportation, with accommodation.

You can refer to the reference.

Japan Industry Pavilion Japan Pavilion Spain Pavilion (There is a green channel, and you can use the green channel to visit the Spanish Pavilion if you stamp the three Spanish cities in the Puxi Case Pavilion).

Hello, I just went I live in Kunshan, an hour's drive, it is recommended that you go to some of the big halls you are interested in as soon as you go in the morning, there are few people at that time, save queuing time, the Italian pavilion, the French pavilion are very good, you can go to the African United Pavilion in the afternoon, it is also very good It is recommended to buy some food outside and bring it in, the food inside is very expensive, I really feel troublesome, you can buy KFC 35 yuan**, it is also OK At night, there will be float performances from various provinces on Houtan Road, which is very good.

I don't know if the answer can be I wish you a good time

You can make an appointment with your mobile phone. He will give you a number, you go directly to the ticket inspector to show him, and you can go straight in without queuing.

Japan Pavilion. The Japan Pavilion is shaped like an alien's head. Japan's electronics factories are world-famous, and their culture blends East and West. So the Japan Pavilion is worth a visit.

I advise you not to go to the Chinese Pavilion and the provincial pavilions in China, because the Chinese Pavilion will not be demolished, and it is never too late to go in the future. We know the country better. This time, I took the opportunity to visit a foreign museum.

It's best to attend two major pavilions and several smaller pavilions. In the evening, go on a cruise on the Huangpu River and go shopping. ）

One ticket system, if you go for a day, you can buy a weekday ordinary ticket of 160 yuan, and you can get a discount with a student ID and disability certificate. The China Pavilion must be reserved, and it is recommended not to go, because it is permanently reserved. The other four halls may not be able to finish if the queue is very long, and if you have a disability certificate, you may be able to enter through the green channel, so it will be fast.

Bring a water cup so that you don't have to buy water in it, you only need to pour direct drinking water; 10 yuan to buy a small stool, you can sit in line; Bring dry food, so that you don't have to eat those 30 yuan can't eat enough, 60 yuan just full of food, plus the transportation fee does not need 200 yuan, and the other is to add your round-trip expenses.