Kneel and beg for !! Do I have to make a reservation for the Japan Pavilion at the Expo? Do you have

1. It is not mandatory to make an appointment.

2. There is no need to queue up after making an appointment.

When you make an appointment, you will be given a voucher for your appointment, which will have the time you have made an appointment, and you will be fine when you go by that time.

I didn't make an appointment for the Japan Pavilion on the day I went, and it didn't take more than 15 minutes to queue, but in fact, the queue didn't take long, and it wasn't as scary as everyone imagined. I staggered the rush hour, and the queue wasn't a lot of people standing still, and the line was basically moving all the time.

I queued up for popular venues in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia, Canada, etc., only the queue for the American Pavilion had to stand outside and wait for a while, and the queues for other venues were always moving forward, except for the American Pavilion, which lasted for 30 minutes, and the others were lined up for about 15 minutes.

It's really not as difficult as everyone thinks, the day I went was a weekday day, and it is said that there are quite a lot of people, but I feel okay, it's not that difficult. Because I forgot the car in the auction hall for the first time, I also queued up to go in for the second time, and I entered in about 10 minutes.

There is also an appointment machine that is not easy to find, so be sure to ask the volunteers nearby, ask more, most of the volunteers are still very patient.

When you first enter the venue, someone will send you a map of the entire Expo Park after the security check, a very large and detailed map, make good use of this map, and the location of public facilities and equipment will be marked very clearly. You can save a lot of time by making good use of it.

That's all for me, hope.

I wish the landlord a good time and a reward.

You can go without a reservation.。。 It's just that the queue is relatively long. I didn't even know there was a reservation when I went. The radio said that the Japanese Pavilion would take 3 hours, and you would be able to enter in 2 hours. That's pretty much it.

Reservations are required to visit any of the venues at the Expo.

It's not just the Japan Pavilion.

The waiting time should be determined according to the ** amount of the day, according to the number of people who have made an appointment before you, I wish you a happy visit to the Expo Park.

If you make a reservation, you will be given a voucher with the time you will be allowed to enter the museum. Queue without an appointment.

From 3 a.m. to 4 a.m., wait at Gate 4 (Bailianjing Entrance) (this entrance is closest to the Japan Pavilion).

At 7 o'clock, the pre-checkpoint opened, and according to the command of the armed police or following the crowd desperately, wait at the security checkpoint (many security checkpoints, pick a row with fewer people).

After the security check started at 9 o'clock, I followed the crowd and ran all the way to the entrance of the Japan Pavilion to line up.

In this way, you will definitely be the first to go to the Japan Pavilion, and you can go directly without queuing at all.

Remember: 1. During the pre-inspection and security check, the ticket should be held in your hand.

2. Mobile phones, keys and other metal should not be put in the bag, but in your hand.

3. Do not have metal buttons or metal decorations on the clothes you wear, and the security check can be fast.

4. Be sure to bring a folding stool and sit down at any time to maintain physical strength.

5. Be sure to run, run fast.

6. When waiting in line at the pre-inspection and security checkpoints, if you need to go to the bathroom, you can say to the armed police or the staff, and they will issue you a small piece of paper, which is the voucher for you to wait for you to come in and return to your original position.

If you go late and have to queue for 4-5 hours at the Japan Pavilion, it is better to go early in the morning, the queue is cool, and you can also get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion. If you wake up early, you can sweep the Japan Pavilion and the China Pavilion, which is a great deal.

1.Run fast Go to the entrance of the White Lotus Sutra early to line up + run.

2.I went through the sponsor reservation channel.

By the time the museum opens at 9:30 a.m., you've been waiting in line for more than an hour, so you might as well get a good night's sleep and then go to the queue.

It's too early to go, just wait at the entrance of Bailianjing at 5:40, and run desperately after passing the security checkpoint.

The Japan Pavilion is the most technological.

It's better to go.

1.How are the people who go to the corporate pavilion? How long do you have to wait in line? For example, the Aviation Pavilion, the Petroleum Pavilion, the State Grid, the General Motors, etc.

The Enterprise Pavilion is also unevenly hot and cold, you said about 3 hours, but the Ship Pavilion and the Grand Pavilion only take half an hour ......

2...The city case has long endured the example museum.

0 minutes - 30 hours.

3...Italian Pavilion.

1-2 hours.

4.What are the unpopular pavilions at the Expo? It's about the kind that can be entered in about 10 minutes of queuing.

Each joint pavilion can basically be entered in ten minutes.

5.Can I still make an online reservation at the State Grid General Pavilion? Is there a limit to how long I can enter the venue?

You can also make an appointment online, but the reservation for the SAIC-GM Pavilion is already a few days later, so you should make an appointment as soon as possible. One-way visit, except for the very professional exhibition hall under the State Grid, Mu Ru is all directional, and the visit time is fixed.

6.If I didn't go to the queue to grab the Chinese Pavilion to make an appointment and Lu Xi would enter the park at about ten o'clock, how long would it take to queue up to enter the park.

Basically, there is no queue, go straight in.

7.Can I buy student discount tickets at post offices other than the Expo Park or other provinces?

You can buy it.

I just came back from the World Expo, there are a lot of people queuing up for the oil destruction mold and Coca-Cola, and I haven't seen the others, and there are not many people in the city case hall There is no need to queue up for a few yards After entering the venue, there seems to be no time limit I arrived there at about 9 o'clock, and I don't know if there are many people at ten o'clock in the park, and the team with the Saudi Arabia Pavilion is called spectacular.

I don't know about the other questions.

4, (the unpopular pavilion is not good-looking, at best and only a few more stamps) Nepal, North Korea and so on, but if it is really just for stamping, it is best to call Chang Jieshan to guess those joint pavilions, especially the African joint management, the pavilions in the joint pavilions do not need to queue, and the ones that do not line up are similar to those who want to line up for about ten.

By the way, I personally think that the exclusion of Saudi Arabia is a pure waste of time and not at all pretty.

6. There should be no need to queue.

1。Many. The Petroleum Pavilion is a very popular pavilion, which takes about 5 hours to queue, and the aviation and national grid are slightly better, but it also takes a long time.

2。The queue for the city case hall is basically less than half an hour, and it is very fast to shop.

3。The Italian pavilion is popular, it is recommended to go after 9:30 in the evening, no need to queue, however, at this time, there is a little rush, last time I was like this.

4。Unpopular restaurants are some small restaurants, such as North Korea and Bangladesh, which are actually not unpopular, but they almost do not queue up. But it is recommended that you don't go, it's really nothing to see, it's completely going in and coming out, for example, a museum is full of model pigs, pigs of various colors, it's not interesting, it's better to line up honestly to see a big museum.

5。You can also make an appointment for an unlimited time.

6。The China Pavilion does not accept queues, and can only be entered by appointment.

7。You can buy discount tickets, but the amount of them sold outside is relatively small, so it is not easy to buy.

To go to the Chinese Pavilion, you must have a reservation ticket, and you can't enter if you don't have to.

Only the China Pavilion needs to make an appointment, sign up for a tour group, pay 50 yuan, and it will help you get it.

2.There are not many people in the city case hall, and it is very fast to enter.

3.The Italian Pavilion has a normal queue of three or four hours.

4.If you are not a good one, you have to go to Area C, where there are many small countries (Europe, Africa), and they are all very fast. The African United Pavilion does not queue up to enter directly.

5.Online reservations should be made 2 to 3 days in advance.

6.After the first people went in. The back is very fast.

Yes, but the provinces are basically sold out.

Experience.

1. You must make a reservation ticket to enter the China Pavilion. Other general venues don't need it, just queue up. How to get a reservation ticket for the China Pavilion:

1. Queue up at the entrance of the Expo Park early, and issue reservation tickets to a limited number of people at the Expo every day, on a first-come, first-served basis. 2. Go to Area E early to get the city roster (the number is limited, while supplies last), and then stamp the stamps of 15 venues, and you will get a reservation ticket from China or Saudi Arabia. 3. I heard that it seems that the reservation ticket has begun to be booked online, but this is not clear.

2. Some venues can be reserved for both tickets and queues; For example, Spain, Saudi Arabia, etc. But almost all of the other museums are just a queue, and there is no such thing as asking for tickets. It's just that you need a ticket when you enter the Expo Park, and you don't need a ticket when you enter the museum.

3. There will be a place to sell tickets at the entrance of each expo. I don't know if it's 24 hours. However, there should not be many people, because the people at the door are all fully prepared, desperately queue up, and there are very few people who buy tickets now.

1.The China Pavilion has a full reservation system, and you cannot enter the museum without a reservation ticket. The way to get a reservation ticket is 1

Go to the security gate very early and queue up, and when the door opens, volunteers will distribute it, but there are very few. The park will be delivered within 5 minutes after it basically opens. 2.

When going with a group, some travel agencies clearly write when there will be a visit to the China Pavilion.

2.There is no need to purchase a separate ticket to enter all the national pavilions, as an Expo ticket is required at the gate to enter the park.

3.There are on-site ticket sales points for Expo tickets, which are divided into matinee and night shows, and if there is a time limit, you can ask volunteers for details.

You talk a lot of nonsense, and you don't ask a lot of questions, and the pediatric speech is so old-fashioned, please change the questions (fly. Fly. Fly.

Reservations are required to visit the China Pavilion, Macao Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion and China Aviation Pavilion, and the Macao Pavilion will be open on-site after 6 p.m. Queues are available at other venues.

It is recommended to make an appointment online in advance for the SAIC-GM Pavilion, the State Grid Pavilion and the Shanghai Enterprise United Pavilion, and the reservation method is very simple. After making an appointment, you can enter the museum directly from the green channel at the reserved time to reduce the queuing time. The specific appointment method is more clear.

If you have any questions, you can also ask me directly.

There shouldn't be a lot of people on October 7th, because it is the last day of the designated day during the eleventh day, according to the law of holiday tourism, the middle few days are a peak, and October 7th should be a trough.

And looking at the report, there are not many people these days, and it seems that in order to ensure stability during the National Day, the Expo Park has controlled the size of the tourism team. So as long as the accommodation problem can be solved, I think it is appropriate to choose to visit during the National Day.

There are two types of expo tickets: day tickets can be entered from 9 a.m. to 24 p.m., and night tickets can be from 5 p.m. (actually 4:30 p.m.) to 24 p.m.

Expo tickets are non-refundable.

The student ticket you buy can only be sold to other students, and you may have to check your student ID card when you enter the park.

The venue of the World Expo is not by appointment, well......There are a lot of people almost every day, I went during the summer vacation, but it is not as exaggerated as they say, the queue has to wait for 2 hours, and I have to wait for about half an hour to enter a museum As long as you buy a ticket, no matter how long you stay, it's okay!! I was only staying for half a day and it was too hot!

No. At present, only the China Pavilion, the Taiwan Pavilion and the Macao Pavilion require reservations, and other queues are acceptable. In addition, the Macao Pavilion is also open after 6 p.m.