Some questions about visiting the Expo Park, questions about the Expo

After getting off the station from the northeast exit, you can go to the ground to do the Expo 3rd Road, and go directly to Gate 8 of the Expo Park.

Gate 8 is far from the China Pavilion. You won't get a ticket. Reservation tickets are issued at the time of entry security. It's gone. You usually have to queue up very early to get it, but now there are scalpers selling reservation tickets. **Unknown 50 100 bar

About 200 hotels, good conditions are basically gone, during the World Expo, they are basically overturned, the south station is attached to the park, and the attached ones are almost 300.

People's Square, Nanjing Road is connected to a place, there is No. 13 subway in the park, after coming out, change to No. 9 subway, and then change to No. 1 subway, and get off People's Square, and it is Nanjing from the New World Exit.

Hope mine gets right, thanks!

Hello. I also came back from Wuhan from the Expo Park.

I took the bullet train from Hankow.

1。I'm under Hongqiao, but this doesn't affect the South Station much, and it's almost the same.

After getting off the train, you can directly transfer to the subway to get to People's Square.

Just ask the staff inside.

I live on the outer ring.

Metro Line 8 to Luheng Road is very cheap, just 138 a day, the environment is also good, and the cost performance is OK.

In the morning, there is a direct bus to the China Pavilion at Gate 6 of the Expo Park.

2。The reservation ticket is like this, and both the China Pavilion and the Taiwan Pavilion require a reservation ticket to enter the museum, so you should go early.

Those who enter in front of the queue before 5 o'clock can get the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion, and then follow ** to get the reservation ticket for the Taiwan Pavilion. If you don't get it, don't be discouraged, there is a way, you can also get a reservation ticket for the Chinese Pavilion at the third gate of Puxi in the morning, and you can get the city business card book at the back, and you can also exchange it for an appointment ticket if you are full of stamps, and you can also go to see a lot of museums that don't have to queue up, and remember to buy a passport to knock on the stamp, one is to leave a souvenir, and then on the same page to Madrid, Bilbao, Barcelona The chapter of the three case halls can directly enter the green channel of the Spanish Pavilion. There is also the chapter of Odense is the green channel of the Danish Pavilion, which is all in Puxi.

When you enter the garden, you ask the little cabbage, they are very good o(o

3。Gate 6 of the Expo is directly to Metro Line 8 and directly to People's Square, and the subways can also be transferred to each other.

4。There are more distinctive pavilions such as China Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion, Petroleum Pavilion, Japan Pavilion, Saudi Arabia Pavilion, Spain Pavilion, etc.

5, the small bench is very useful when queuing at the entrance of the Expo Park, many people sold us 15 and bought two, as well as the locals.

Tell us that scalper tickets are generally really recognized, and it saves some money for 120 a piece.

6。In the morning, the first gate is open at 7:10, and the second gate is at 9 o'clock, and the second security gate is to get a reservation ticket.

The China Pavilion, the Macau Pavilion and the Taiwan Pavilion are available by appointment. Some museums also have reservations but you can also queue up to enter, the reservation tickets for the China Pavilion are issued by volunteers, on a first-come, first-served basis, generally from 9 o'clock security check into the park may be issued in a few minutes, and some venues have reservation machines outside the venue to make an appointment. For example, there is a slide in the Swedish Pavilion, and you can't play it if you don't enter the venue with a reservation ticket.

I don't know how old your parents are, some venues have green channels, and you can bring one with you if you have a card for the elderly. Recently, there are a lot of people at the Expo, most of them are very hard in line, and it is not bad to bring a small bench, and there are also vendors outside the park who are selling 10 yuan a handful. The park has a well-developed transportation area, except for sightseeing cars, which are free of charge, and there are also rest places, so don't worry.

You can bring some fruits like oranges and cucumbers to quench your thirst, there is water in the garden, bring a bottle and you can pick it up. If you don't want to buy food in the garden, bring your own! Have fun with your parents!

You don't have to make a reservation to enter the museum, and you can queue up to enter the museum except for the China Pavilion.

The oil hall and the automobile hall in Area D are good. It is recommended to go to Luban Road early in the morning to queue up, at the latest. Early**, arrive before 7 o'clock.

Get your China Pavilion reservation ticket. Straight to the Petroleum Pavilion. Basically, you can go in around 9:15.

The car hall is also good, but it is not recommended that you go on the same day. After going to the oil, it will take at least 4 hours to go to the car.

In addition, there are city postcards on the edge of the Urban Best Practices Area. Follow the above to complete the stamping task, and you can exchange for the corresponding reservation ticket. Look specifically at these business cards. It's also good.

In addition, the case hall is also a good choice to visit, take a walk slowly, and there are not many queues. There is a small cola in the cola hall. But it's worth standing in line to see yourself.

The oil hall and the car hall in the D area are the biggest hits, of course, the queue time is also long, because there are 4D movies inside, when I went to the oil museum just after the park opened, but there was also a queue of 2 hours, but the average queue time of the day was 4 hours. There are also the Japan Industrial Pavilion and the Shanghai Enterprise Pavilion. We recommend a beautiful museum that doesn't require much queuing, the City Footprint Museum, which has a lot of artifacts brought from museums in other areas.

The Taipei Pavilion, the Hong Kong Pavilion and the Mecca Mina Pavilion in Zone E are very nice. In fact, the pavilions in Area E can be visited, there are few people and many museums have a full explanation, and it is also convenient to knock on the stamp, and there are 3 Spanish city chapters that can directly visit the Spanish Pavilion. Except for the Taipei Pavilion that queues for an hour, there is basically no queue in other museums.

There are many popular pavilions throughout the park, such as Saudi Arabia, Japan, Germany, South Korea, oil, automobiles, and so on. The queue lasts more than 5 hours, with an average of 2 hours.

Popular halls are popular because they are good-looking, but some popular halls are because there are movies that cause long queues. But the few unpopular restaurants I went to were very disappointing, especially the ones in Asia, Iran, Mongolia, Pakistan, etc., which were simply bazaars.

I don't know what you want to make a reservation, but there are fewer people entering from Gate 3, and there is a guide to make a reservation for the China, Saudi or Italian pavilions and the Spanish pavilion. You can look it up online.

1。The first question I don't understand, does it refer to the transportation from this venue to that venue? If so, don't worry, the park is quite convenient, and the buses are free.

2.Now, except for the China Pavilion, which requires reservations, other museums do not need to make reservations. To visit the China Pavilion, you are only eligible to queue up to enter the China Pavilion if you have a reservation ticket, otherwise you are not even eligible to queue up.

If you want to get a reservation ticket, you must buy an admission ticket the day before, and then arrive at the No. 1 entrance of Madang Road at about 5:30 the next day (the sooner the better) to wait in line, go to work at 7 o'clock to enter the park, and then queue up to start the security check at about 8:40, and you can get the reservation ticket when you pass the security check.

If you don't need money, you just get a qualification. That's my experience, just returned from the Expo. Hope it helps.

1. If you ask the bus, the bus does not go directly to which museum, generally from one park to another; If you're asking which of the museums have beautiful cars: the Italian pavilion has a Porsche, a pretty handsome car, and a few motorcycles.

2. The reservation is because there are too many people, and some museums must adopt this method to limit the number of people. There are still some pavilions that can be reserved, and both the Taiwan Pavilion and the China Pavilion have to be reserved, and the others are not very clear. Make your own appointment, if you get up around five o'clock to line up, you can still get it.

If you want someone to help, it usually costs between 100 and 200. You can't get in without an appointment.