How to travel to the Expo yourself, how to travel to the Expo virtually

I've been there, and I'm tired of a word. ///

I'll help you plan, first go to Shanghai Railway Station to find a place to stay, like the 7th or 99 Hotel and Jinjiang Inn, or the small and not famous cheaper. There's no need to live well, it's pretty much fine.

Leave the things you don't need, it's best to carry a backpack on your back, bring that kind of small hand-held stool (which is very needed when queuing), if it is a woman who wants to bring a sun umbrella, be sure to bring it, it will kill people. (A sun umbrella must be brought!) ）。

Then of course, your backpack should be filled with good things, food: bread, fruits, snacks, you can bring it, don't feel tired, you need it to go in. (The contents are super expensive, and it's hard to buy.)

Bring an empty cup, you can go in to get water, a bottle of water in it costs 5 yuan, and it may not be available, sometimes sold out.

If you are tired after a day of playing, you can go back to your place of residence in the evening, so that when you go back the next day, you will be close to the train station and save time. You can sleep comfortably and then walk to the station. /

If there is a problem, continue to add.

Accommodation in Shanghai is a bit difficult, but the route is available, and it is recommended to take the subway.

Line 1: 109 Metro Line 13 km.

Shanghai Railway Station Walk about 100 meters to Shanghai Railway Station South Square Station and take No. 109 Road, after 8 stops, arrive at Xujiahui Road Station, Huangpi South Road.

Walk about 180 meters to Madang Road Station.

Take Metro Line 13 and after 2 stops, arrive at Expo Park Station.

Expo Park Route 2:

Metro Line 1 Metro Line 8 km.

Shanghai Railway Station Walk about 200 meters to Shanghai Railway Station.

Take Metro Line 1 and after 3 stops, arrive at People's Square Station.

Walk about 170 meters and change to Metro Line 8.

Take Metro Line 8 and after 5 stops, arrive at Yaohua Road Station.

Walk about one kilometer to the Expo Park.

Expo Park hopes it will be helpful to you.

If this experience feels a bit "lonely", it's time to get to the city of the future. The "City of the Future" is the biggest attraction of the online expo, and its gameplay is similar to that of an online game. After installing the official client provided by the World Expo and successfully registering as a user, users can choose to play their favorite roles, start visiting the digital Expo campus, complete the game tasks assigned by Hypertherm, and get to know other players, talk to them, and complete team tasks.

Different from the mode of third-person perspective of the park, the "City of the Future" is a first-person perspective of netizens to visit the World Expo, which is more immersive. In addition to experiencing beautifully crafted 3D environments, stars such as Hypertherm, Jackie Chan, and Yao Ming in a variety of different dress styles will appear around visitors from time to time, and when they meet these stars, they will have various dialogues and sometimes receive in-game gifts from one of the stars.

According to the design, the "City of the Future" has up to 29 characters and can support 10,000 users at the same time**. 10,000 visitors may not seem like a lot in the square kilometre physical Expo fenced park, but when these people log in to the "City of the Future" at the same time, beautiful encounters will be everywhere.

Visitors from anywhere in the world, with the help of a computer with Internet access, will be able to participate in the Expo's various live activities and even win prizes. Team up with your teammates to take part in a game of "City of the Future", and after successfully completing the mission, fine chocolates from European participating countries, and even tickets to visit the World Expo, may be delivered to your home immediately.

Playing Monopoly with Hypertherm is a lot of fun.

After visiting the Expo Park, netizens who like games can also experience the fun of games. Click on the "Expo Carnival" section on the webpage for Expo games and activities. For example, in the "Expo Knowledge Monopoly", netizens can compete with Hypertherm and roll dice for interactive Q&A, which is a lot of fun.

Enter the game interface, if the player answers correctly, you can get the corresponding score; If you answer incorrectly, you will be deducted points. In this mini-game, Hypertherm is very "realistic", and if the Expo knowledge is not solid, it is really difficult to win it.

One day is not enough to play, Zhenjiang comes to the new bus station, takes the 104 bus, lives near Zhongshan Hospital Homeinn chain hotel Damuqiao, or the hotel Pingjiang Road of the Third Harbor Bureau, Jingchang Hotel Xietu Road Dong'an Road, here there are many hotels, you can enter multiple entrances by Metro Line 7, Pudong China Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion, Saudi Arabia Tube, Japan Tube, Egypt Tube, Italy Tube, France Pavilion, Germany Pavilion, Puxi has oil tubes, automobile halls, aerospace museums, and several city pavilions, maps.

This data is ** on the map, and the final result is subject to the latest data on the map.

o( o haha Hello landlord.

Let me use my experience or lessons learned from the World Expo to give you some reference. Famous venues, a casual search on the Internet has already introduced it in detail, and I won't copy and paste it, so as not to annoy you.

So, I went to Area C that day, which is the developed countries of Europe, the Americas, and some countries in Africa. Reservations are not required for these venues. I went to the French Pavilion, the United States Pavilion, the Swiss Pavilion, the Spanish Pavilion, the African Pavilion, the Central and South American Pavilion, and a number of smaller pavilions near the Central and South American Pavilion, including the Intellectual Pavilion.

Because I lined up in front of the Spanish Pavilion as soon as I entered, the park opened at 9:00 and opened at 9:30, and I was queuing in Spain for half an hour.

It didn't feel like I was in line for long because I was one of the first to go in that day. After I came out, I went to the French Pavilion, because it was near the Spanish Pavilion, and although the French Pavilion looked crowded, the queue was very fast. I only had a queue for about 1 hour.

Then I went to the Swiss Pavilion and waited in line for nearly 3 hours for the cable car!! It's not worth it, and it's not much to see!

I went to the African United Pavilion at noon, which is very large, but it is a bazaar, and I feel that Africans are here to do business and not to exhibit, but this pavilion does not have to queue at all. The same goes for the Central and South American Joint Pavilion, there is no queue, but there are fewer things sold inside.

Then in the afternoon, I went to the American Pavilion, and it was claimed that it was about 4 hours in line, but in fact I only had about 2 hours in line. Then I went, the Mexico Pavilion and the Intelligence Pavilion, the outside of the Mexico Pavilion was very beautiful, the venue was built underground, it was quite cool to enter, and the queue was about half an hour or so. I highly recommend the Intelligence Hall, it is very fun inside, no worse than the Big Hall, and the queue is only about half an hour.

The rest of the time I'm just wandering around. Taking pictures of the outside stadium is actually quite beautiful.

It's all personal experience, and I hope it will be useful to the landlord. (Don't line up for the Swiss Pavilion, I was really on fire!) ）