The itinerary for the 3rd day of the Expo in July is tentatively scheduled, and I hope it can be rev

The plan could not keep up with the changes, there were too many people in the park, and there were long queues. If you must go to the three halls of China, Japan and the United States, it is recommended to go to one every day every three days. The rest of the pavilion depends on which one has fewer people in line.

Basically, if you can complete the three halls of China, Japan and the United States, you will achieve your goal. The rest is up to luck! I passed away in mid-May, it wasn't that hot, and there weren't many people.

It seems to be more than 300,000 a day for two days) I entered the park twice, and I expected to go to 6 museums, but I entered 3, and the rest was temporarily seen in line with fewer people, and I decided to see it temporarily! No way! There are too many people!

Basically, you can't make it to the itinerary, or it's better to go with the flow.

I have Expo tickets from others, and I can sell them to you if I am interested. I'm in Hangzhou.

Botswana.

Botswana Pavilion Day Celebration Performance.

Reservations for the China Pavilion are made at 9 a.m. when the park opens, and the armed police stand behind the rolling mill to hand out reservation tickets, one for each person who passes. Under normal circumstances, it will be sent in about 10 minutes. It will only be sent once, only on the same day.

The Taiwan Pavilion is issued twice at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. in front of the Taiwan Pavilion.

The other pavilions just lined up.

You can bring food with you, but you can't bring water, and there is food for sale in the Expo Park, but it's a bit expensive, so it is recommended that you bring your own dry food, and you can eat while queuing

Line 13 is a special connection line for rail transit in the Expo Park, which runs back and forth between Madang Road Station, Lupu Bridge Station and Expo Avenue Station in the park, and undertakes the task of cross-river transportation connecting Pudong and Puxi parks.

The Expo Park (including the Water Gate outside the park) will provide three transportation service modes: rail transit, ground bus and water transportation, with 1 rail transit line, 3 ground bus lines, 2 sightseeing lines, 5 cross-river ferry lines, 4 water gate routes entering the park, and 3 water gate routes leaving the park. According to reports, in addition to the elevated trail sightseeing line in the park, the Bocheng Road sightseeing line, and the three water transportation routes out of the park, the public transportation of other Expo parks is free.

Bus line: Metro Line 13, the whole journey is about one kilometer.

1. Exit from Expo No. 7 - Changqing Road. Walk about 380 meters to the Expo Park Station.

2. Take Metro Line 13 and arrive at Lupu Bridge Station after 1 stop.

3. Walk about 200 meters to reach Expo No. 1 - Luban Road. Map.

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

I drew a picture, which was more straightforward.

Only walk past, no car, Expo Avenue walk, in fact, not far

I came to the first hall in the morning.

Yantang Zijing Road goes straight to the west, and you reach the intersection of the third Hengma Road (Bocheng Road).

Come in and walk along the Lupu Bridge to the north, the Lupu Bridge is the very high bridge, come in and make sure you see it.

Then you will pass through an elevated promenade, cross the elevated promenade to Bocheng Road, then turn left, and keep on the right hand side of the fourth level to reach the German Pavilion.

The person who gave the map was very detailed and straightforward, but the route was different from mine, and if you were sure that you could follow the path on the map, you could follow the map, and the total distance would be shorter.

The queuing area for the German Pavilion starts near the intersection of Bocheng Road and Tangzijing Road.

Gate 7: There is the Czech Pavilion on the left. Danish Pavilion. Sweden Pavilion, Thailand Pavilion on the right. Australia Pavilion. The Singapore Pavilion is very good, and there are relatively few people in line, so it is recommended to go to see it.

Further inside, there is the popular pavilion area: Germany. France. Italy. Spain. Switzerland. Belgium, etc.

There is only one! Cambodia Pavilion, queue for a few minutes.