What is the appointment for a visit to the Expo?

There are two types of reservation methods in the park: group reservation and individual reservation. Group reservations must be made in advance, while individual reservations must be made in the park.

There are 170 reservation machines at each entrance of the park to provide reservations for the China Pavilion and the Theme Pavilion 5 halls, but each visitor can only choose 1 of 6, that is, only one of the five pavilions of the Theme Pavilion can be selected, and no more than one can be selected.

The second is a single-hall reservation machine placed at the entrance of each popular exhibition hall, and visitors need to make an appointment at the entrance of the exhibition hall, and more than 20 venues have applied to provide reservation services.

In order to fairly distribute the visiting resources in the park, one ticket can only be reserved for 5 of all exhibition halls, which can basically meet the needs of a one-day visit.

Some visitors misinterpret the interpretation that "visitors can reserve five pavilions with one ticket" to mean that they can only visit five pavilions. In this regard, the organizers of the Shanghai World Expo said on April 19 that the Expo Park implements a "one-ticket pass", and visitors can visit all exhibition halls and all cultural and performing arts activities in the park for free with tickets. The appointment service was introduced only to reduce the waiting time of visitors.

Each visitor only has the right of "one comprehensive reservation and five single-museum reservations". Specifically, the China National Pavilion and the five Theme Pavilions, visitors can only choose one of them to make an appointment to visit. For other pavilions and cultural and performing arts activities, visitors can make up to five reservations.

In addition to taking reservations, visitors can queue up to visit the exhibition hall and ** performances normally. ）

Some venues are too popular and have limited capacity, so in order to effectively divert the flow of spectators and avoid endless queues, the reservation method is adopted. If it is a group to enter, the travel agency will help you make an appointment for individual venues a few days in advance, and individual reservations must be made on the same day after entering the park with a ticket, and then make an appointment on the plane, after making an appointment, you will come to visit according to the prompted time period, and take the fast track, you can do it. Of course, each ticket can only reserve 5+1 pavilions within 1 day, that is, 1 of the China Pavilion and the theme branch library, plus 5 other reserved pavilions.

As far as I know, the United States Pavilion, Hong Kong Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion, Macao Pavilion, and French Pavilion (need to see famous paintings) need to make an appointment, and others have not yet learned, such as Germany, Italy Pavilion, etc., do not need to make an appointment, and we must learn to arrange a reasonable way to visit, which is a test of our judgment, haha. What do you have to add :)

1 No ID card is required for reservation, only tickets are required.

2. Full reservation means that only tourists who have made a reservation can enter, such as: China Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion. Some reservations can be made in advance, or you can queue up in the park to enter the museum.

3. If you make a reservation, you can find a reservation machine in the Expo Park, and you can only make a reservation for 5 theme pavilions (City Future Pavilion, City Footprint Pavilion). And now some online reservations have been opened (SAIC Pavilion, Power Grid Pavilion, Swiss Pavilion) SMS reservation (Finland Pavilion) in the morning when queuing up to enter the park, volunteers will send China Pavilion reservation tickets, because the number is limited, it is recommended that LZ arrive around 6:15 to be sure to get.

The reservation ticket for the detailed China Pavilion is issued to you when you enter the door, and the time above is just a reference, you can go whenever you want, but you have to queue up if you have a reservation ticket.

The reservation ticket mentioned above, Finland tube enters the museum with the 3D code you send to your mobile phone, and there is no need to queue.

The SAIC Pavilion, the Power Grid Pavilion, and the Swiss Pavilion are to make an appointment online and go to the reservation machine in front of these halls to print a reservation ticket.

The 5 theme pavilions are the same as above, but only one can be reserved.

There is also a kind of city business card book for reservation tickets, but this method is updated every day, can not give a detailed method, generally speaking, is to grab a manual and then go to cover 15 chapters, you can change the Chinese Pavilion, Saudi Arabia (I don't know if there is still a reservation ticket).

If you have a ticket, you can do it! The theme pavilion requires reservations, as well as the China pavilion, Saudi Arabia.

I've been to the Expo myself, so I'll correct it.

1. The China Pavilion and the Taiwan Pavilion must be reserved to enter, and other popular pavilions can be reserved.

2. Yes, you can enter directly, and the ticket is only used when entering the park.

3. No, like some museums that require reservations (I mean those that must be reserved), you must have a reservation ticket to enter, and you can't enter if you queue up without a reservation ticket; Similarly, for these museums, there are reservation tickets, and when it comes to the designated time, you also have to queue up, because there are many people who have got reservation tickets, so you need to hold the reservation ticket in hand and queue up to enter. The rest of the pavilions, as you said.

Mainly the third one.

Venues that require a reservation ticket, even if you queue up without a reservation ticket, you still can't get in, in short, a reservation ticket is a pass for some venues.

1.Just like the China Pavilion, Belgium Pavilion, France Pavilion and other popular ones need to be reserved.

2.Yes. Just go straight in.

3.Yes.

1。There is the China Pavilion.

2。Just stand in line and go straight in.

3。Yes.

Little cabbage answers for you:

1. Reservation tickets are required for the China Pavilion, Hong Kong Pavilion, Macao Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion and Theme Pavilion. The first four can only be entered with a reservation ticket. You can enter the theme hall without a reservation ticket, but if you have a reservation ticket, you can enter it quickly.

2. The reservation tickets for the China Pavilion will be distributed at 7:30 in the morning at all entrances and exits. Hong Kong Pavilion, Macao Pavilion. The Taiwan Pavilion is distributed near the Pavilion at different times. The theme pavilion must be booked at the reservation machine, and it will be distributed before half past ten in the morning.

3. There are some other venues that will also issue reservation tickets near the venue, but you can enter the hall with or without a reservation ticket.

4. It should be noted that the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion does not come according to the time, and you can queue up at any time after you get it.

5. Maps can be picked up free of charge at the White House Information Counter.

6. The volunteer is called Little Cabbage, because the clothes are green and white, like cabbage.