Do I need a reservation ticket for the Saudi Pavilion, and how to get a reservation ticket for the C

The Saudi Pavilion is to queue up and distribute a "City Business Card Booklet" in Puxi, and then stamp the prescribed stamp on it to enter the Saudi Pavilion through the VIP channel, but there is a daily limit, so you have to go early. In fact, if you go to the queue before 7 o'clock in the morning, you can get the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion, and you can also go directly to the Saudi Arabia Pavilion to queue up.

There is no reservation ticket, but you can enter if you are in line.

Yes, and it's busier than the China Pavilion, there is generally a 5-hour queue, so it's best to make an appointment.

Expo organizers announced yesterday (May 22) that visitors who need to receive a fast-track ticket to the Saudi Pavilion must have visited the UBPA pavilion in Puxi and collect 16 stamps on the "City Card Book", and must contain the best practice case stamps of the Kingdom of Mecca Mina Tent City before they can receive the Saudi Pavilion fast-track ticket.

It is reported that the organizers of the World Expo will distribute 500 fast-track tickets to the Saudi Pavilion every week from now on, and the winners can enter the Saudi Pavilion through the VIP entrance after 18:30 on the same day. The "City Business Book" is distributed at the Information Office on the north side of the UBPA. Among them, the "City Business Card Book" used to redeem the Saudi Pavilion visit ticket must be stamped with a red rectangular stamp with the words "Saudi Arabia Pavilion Reservation Stamp" on the front.

I went on May 15 and queued from 1pm to 6pm, it was too crowded ......

I've been to the Expo twice. The first time I went with a travel agency. The second time I went alone.

When I joined the group for the first time, it was difficult to coordinate the time because there were all the old and young in the group. Some young people want to queue up early and meet later in the evening; But some old people want to get up later and go back early in the evening. So the tour guide can only compromise at best.

Generally, you will go to the security checkpoint from 8 to 8:30 in the morning, and meet at the parking lot at 9:30 in the evening at the latest. In this case, you will be at the security checkpoint at 8:30 a.m. and have a very small chance of getting a ticket for the China Pavilion.

As for the Saudi Pavilion, Gate 5 is the closest, and now there is only one queue. Because it is a group, the time to go to the first type of scale is late, and on the other hand, the parking lot chosen by the tour guide is not necessarily close to the nearest door, so it is really difficult to rush. If you're lucky enough to be at the nearest door, then go through security, and you're doing a good run in the middle and long distances, you might be able to make it to the Saudi Pavilion in 1 and a half hours.

Otherwise, considering that you don't start queuing until around 8:30, it will take hours.

The second time I went, it was because I was alone. I went to the line at half past four. Be cautious...

In short, if your group can make a reservation for the Chinese Pavilion, then it is the best. If you can't make an appointment, then you can only try your luck and go to the vicinity of the China Pavilion to shout and see if anyone is selling a reservation ticket. Saudi Pavilion, you can only queue up.

Go at 6:30 p.m., and it is estimated that you can get in within 3 hours.

You can't get a coupon with a group. The time ticket for the arrival of the group is long gone. Generally, it is possible to make a reservation for the China Pavilion with the group of the designated tour section preparation company.

The Saudi and Chinese pavilions are in the same area, just walk over. There is a side map in the garden that eliminates the cost of burning oak, and you can ask for one.

Your grandmother will take her to the green channel when she is over 75.

The China Pavilion is lined up at the door at least 6 a.m.

Anyway, the China Pavilion will not be demolished. And it will last for half a year, you can watch it for free with the Expo ticket, and you can watch it later.

Don't go to the Saudi Pavilion. In fact, it's a huge movie, nothing special. It's better to go to the oil museum to see 4D, the effect is definitely not as good as Saudi Arabia.

My mother went to see Saudi Arabia, but it's nothing, and I won't regret it. There weren't many people when they went.

You can go to the Japan Pavilion, the Swiss Pavilion, the German Pavilion, and the Coca-Cola Pavilion, all of which are good.

Now the madmen and fools go to the Saudi pavilion.