If you are planning to spend a day to see the World Expo, how can you arrange it reasonably and effe

One day, according to the trial operation, there is only one venue queue (about two or three hours), and the rest of the time is finished walking outside the Expo venue.

Things to bring are water bottles, folding stools, folding umbrellas, tickets, food, cameras (you have to queue up for a meal in the park =-= waste of time).

Change: That's basically the machine.

Line up at Gate 5 before 6 a.m. on the first day, and if you're lucky, you can get a ticket for the China Pavilion.

After 9 o'clock, I rushed to the Japan or Korea pavilion. （

This is done before 12 o'clock).

At 12 o'clock, while others are eating, go to the Chinese Pavilion (get the reservation ticket) If you don't get it, you can go to see the United Pavilion of China's provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities (recommended Anhui Pavilion is very good) The United Pavilion does not have to queue up, and you have to queue up after getting inside, so you can go to the Sri Lanka Pavilion after a few appropriate looks (the food inside is good and very cheap), if the time is before 3 o'clock, you can also go to see the Israel Pavilion next to it.

After 3 o'clock, take the bus to Zone B.

The Singapore Pavilion and the New Zealand Pavilion are good, and you can go in without silver while walking.

At 6 o'clock, it may take a long time to queue up for the German Pavilion in the European Zone (Zone C) (high-tech =-=), and at this time it is a meal again, so you can take snacks and eat while queuing.

After watching Germany, it is night, go to Spain, Belgium, Italy (choose one to see) When you come out, go to Area B to take a look, at this time the Australian Pavilion is generally not closed.

End of the first day.

When you come out, you can also go to eat the night market in Shanghai, which tastes good and cheap.

Does the half-day mean that there is still one night?

You can enter from Gate 3 for half a day, and take a look at the case hall in Area E first, and then look at three (about an hour) to recommend 1 Madrid case hall and 2 Seoul case hall.

3. Odense Case Museum (stamped with the seal of this museum to go to the Danish Pavilion to skip the line).

After reading it, go to Area D, and see a good grid pavilion.

At half past 8, take a ferry (the night view on the river is very good) to Pudong C to see Denmark.

After reading it, go to Zone B Thailand Pavilion.

In fact, there is no need to be too tired of the World Expo, look at the 2 big pavilions and the other pavilions, and look at it while walking, take a queue to see it (queue to see clearly, sometimes ask the cabbage not to line up wrong).

The State Grid Pavilion, the Enterprise Joint Pavilion, and the General Motors Pavilion in Puxi can all be booked online, and you can make an appointment in advance to save time. However, if you are too short on time and only want to see the national pavilion, it is recommended to see the European national pavilion in the C area. Bring as much food as you can, and add a little when queuing, which saves time and money.

Bring a large kettle, although there are a lot of drinking points in it, but it is hot, it is more convenient to receive more water at one time.

The guide is only available for the Saudi Arabia and China Pavilions. I lined up the other halls directly (that is, there was no strategy, but I didn't use it). It's basically 45-60 minutes.

Get the admission ticket to the China Pavilion and see Saudi Arabia by 11:30. Arrive at the Expo Park at 5 a.m. Don't avoid the seven gates, the fifth gate and other popular entrances in the queue.

It is recommended that you go to Exploration on the first day. Open the door and rush to the underground queue. The reason is that there are fewer people underground than above, and it is less hot.

Chong should pay attention to one word called "channeling". Saw a crack in the queue and scurried forward. Try to move forward.

Be sure to make it to the first part of the queue. Run through the corners of the queue anyway. Otherwise, you'll be chained in the queue for the second part.

So you have to wait a long time. Because I have to go to the Saudi Pavilion. So you have to get the reservation ticket as soon as possible, and rush to Saudi Arabia.

Be sure to remember to get a reservation ticket. The watch follows most of the crowd at the first security checkpoint. There are a lot of security checkpoints in the back.

The psychology of ordinary people will find the nearest opening. Or go with the flow. In fact, there was no one at the back security checkpoint.

At this time, it was almost a second to surpass many people.

I went back to the security checkpoint, went through the security check, got the reservation ticket, and came out. There were only two people next to me. After taking it, he immediately ran forward.

It is the Saudi queue area. Be sure to line up the right-hand side of the aisle. Because the armed police uncle put the chains from right to left.

The person on the left will have to wait at least a few more hours. Just stand to the right and you're at least 500 or so people.

I use my strategy. I finished watching Saudi Arabia at 11 o'clock. Then I went to the theme pavilion without queuing and joined forces with provinces and cities.

The theme pavilion is not bad. The provincial and municipal joint pavilion is purely to go in and blow the air conditioner. Finally, go to the China Pavilion at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.

Less at that time. Remember. Don't think you're done with xenophobia outside.

Ran to the elevator past the queue outside. It takes about an hour to get into it with a run.

Kindness... I didn't go to the German Pavilion or the Japan Pavilion. However, the strategy of the German Pavilion is not bad for the Saudi Pavilion. I think the Japan Pavilion can be lined up. Just take your time.

In the end, I think it's a good hall. In addition to the popular pavilion. Japan Industry Museum (Something can be delivered).

Thailand Pavilion (4D Film). Petroleum Pavilion (4d). Belgium-EU Pavilion (Cakes & Chocolates).

Theme Pavilion (a good pavilion without queuing). The pavilions that are not recommended are the Danish Pavilion (if you don't have a plot for mermaids) and the Korean Pavilion (if you don't have a plot for Korean stars). French Pavilion (if you don't have a plot for LV).

The most important thing is to think about which one to see in the first hall after entering. Don't run around aimlessly.

I went on August 22-24. It's hot, it's hot, it's hot, it's hot. And then. The green channel is really eye-catching. No wonder the old man, old lady and little bb are all running to the Expo. Ay...

The Volleyball Expo can only be said to be a worthy queue. It doesn't really matter how long the queue is. When you enter the museum, you can see what you think is amazing, and that's the point. After waiting in line for a long time, it turned out to be wrong, and the appetite was really upsetting.

kkkk...Queue up and drink plenty of water

It depends on which area you go to, which venue. Some venues, such as the Saudi Pavilion and the UK Pavilion, are normal to queue for 5 to 6 hours, but there are also venues that do not require queuing, such as the African United Pavilion. Some venues still need to be booked, such as the China Pavilion, which is fully booked between 9 a.m. and 9:10 a.m. every dayHowever, some venues will not be demolished after the end of the World Expo, such as the China Ship Pavilion, the China Pavilion, and the Expo Cultural Center; So you can consider going to these venues later when you have time, so as not to waste time visiting other venues!

At that time, we went as a team, so the tickets were cheaper, and it seemed to be 160 yuan each, and when my sister and his parents went to elementary school, her tickets were 100! Personally, I think the World Expo is worth going to see once, because it is a global event after all, since it was held in 1851, this is the first time it has been held in China, and I don't know when it will come again, otherwise if you want to ** in the future, then you can only go abroad, the cost can be imagined, there are absolutely unexpected discoveries and amazements in each of the venues, they show modern people's scientific and technological innovation, environmental protection concepts, the history and prospects of education, the simulation of a better life in the future, etc., Some venues you can even experience and feel in person, such as feeling the feeling of **happening, taking a spaceship...Also, you can spend 30 yuan to buy a passport and stamp the commemorative badges of each venue, each of which is meaningful and very meaningful!

When you enter the Expo venues, you can get a map of the Expo venues everywhere, which details the location of the venues, as well as other locations such as restaurants, toilets, etc., and some venues will also give out free souvenirs. Don't set too many goals every day, if you want to go to a venue with too many people in line, you can go to two venues a day!

Saudi Arabia is generally 7-8 hours.

The popular half takes 2-3 hours, sometimes 1 hour.

There is no queue at the Union Pavilion.

There are a little less people in the evening, and it is hot for about an hour.

The unpopular ones are faster.

There are queues inside, some of which are not shaded, and it can be imagined that it is very hot, but the shade is quite cool.

Expensive or fun, it really varies from person to person! We don't buy things, it's not expensive, eat cheap dishes, but fortunately, Expo souvenirs are more expensive, and there are also very high-end dishes...

Some people say that the Expo is fun, and some people don't. In fact, the building is really colorful, some of the technology is very shocking, and a lot of people complain about queuing and queuing

Don't line up the tube is generally not much fun, good halls need to queue, tell you a good way, I just came back from the Expo, I used this method, like the Spanish Pavilion, Denmark Pavilion, Italy Pavilion, can be used, you can go to Puxi first, cover Barcelona, Bilbao, Madrid, with is the Hans Christian Andersen logo, chapter, you can directly enter those good officials from the green channel, it only takes less than 10 minutes, this method not only saves the time of queuing, but also looks at the Puxi tube, The tube over there is really good, to be honest, if you go to Puxi, it is recommended that you go, Ningbo vine pipe, Vancouver Pavilion, are more interesting.

I just came back, I bought a ticket, and the venue and transportation inside didn't cost money, and of course I had to go for a day, so I either brought my own food or ate in it, 30-50, and a meal was fast food. It's good to see the food provided by the venue, I can't afford to eat it anyway. Popular pavilions such as Saudi Arabia, the United States, China, Australia, Brazil, the Petroleum Pavilion, the Japanese Industry Pavilion are generally more than 5 hours, and there are more people when I go Saudi Arabia takes 8 hours to see the queue like a ten-mile long street to send the prime minister There are armed police surrounding to maintain order...

The night is also very unhappy After 7 o'clock, some popular venues will not let the queue But you can watch the daily performances Pay more attention to the announcement Of course it's hot Green Expo Air conditioning you don't expect it to be in some venues It's very hot outside Some pavilions don't have to queue Up For example, the Central and South America Joint Pavilion and the African Joint Pavilion Montenegro Pavilion and so on These small pavilions No one watches it, so don't queue up... In short, I regret it for a while, I don't regret it for a lifetime, and I finally have a time to go to it, but accommodation is a big problem, it is recommended to find a regular large travel agency, maybe there is a reservation ticket, I wish you a happy Anyway, I don't have a good time.

It is recommended that you do not go to the big hall, because it will take a long time, especially on weekends, it is better to have time to see more small tubes, such as the Danish tube and the Norwegian pavilion, which are also very valuable and will not waste time.

The trick to queuing is to get up early or honestly line up one by one, there is no trick, watching the Expo is equivalent to suffering! nd！

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On the first morning of the first day, take a boat from Qinhuangdao Wharf to M2 Water Gate and come up to the Japanese Pavilion to queue up for about two or three hours.

After coming out, I took a car to Australia, and after reading it, it was almost afternoon, and I went to the Pai German Pavilion After reading it, if I had time, I would look at other museums or eat (this is optional).

Go to the Pai Saudi Pavilion before half past six in the evening After reading it, maybe you can take a car to the European zone to see Italy, and the next morning at about 3 o'clock in the morning, line up from Gate 5 to enter the park and make an appointment for the Chinese Pavilion After reading it, go to see the United Arab Emirates After reading it, walk to see Thailand After finishing it, walk to the French Pavilion After reading it, it's about evening to go to see the British Pavilion After reading it, I have time to look at other pavilions.

It's best to go early in the morning to see the Saudi Arabian Pavilion which is the hardest to queue. Then it is worth visiting the British tube, which is a breakthrough in the history of architecture. The Chinese Pavilion really doesn't have time, so it is not recommended to go to the de area.

The meteorological museum should go to see it, and the other platoons will look at it, or it will be good to see the landscape, and I wish you a pleasant visit.