10 F 1 accommodation and transportation problems in Shanghai railway station

Last year, I went to Shanghai to see F 1. Tell me more about my route ~

Being a student, I don't have much budget.

Mine is most suitable for ordinary people.

I live in Jinjiang Inn, the standard room next to Shanghai Gymnasium, with more than 200 people, one big bed and one small bed. This room should be booked in advance, because the hotel is likely to be full by then.

Then the shuttle bus we take is line 1, and the upper body-the stadium, costs money. 50 yuan, back and forth, take the bus across the street from the hotel, which is very close, so the room is quite tight, so you need to make a reservation in advance.

I don't know what kind of financial situation you are, so I just said that it is suitable for a small person like me.

Also, it's convenient to go to the four seasons. Take bus no.49 and get off at the opposite side of Siji. If you want to see the stars, that's good ~ I saw many drivers and senior players at the gate of Four Seasons last Saturday night. With luck, some good-natured drivers can get signatures ~

What do you bring? Tell me what you bring ~:

1. Earplugs must be brought. It's very cheap to buy orange ones here. If you forget, you can buy them at the gate of the upper bus. If you forget, you can only buy it at the stadium, but it will be very expensive, several times more expensive ~, and you can buy it here for 3 yuan/piece, right? Don't overestimate yourself I wear earplugs. After watching the last few laps, my ears began to get bored ~ it's no use putting paper towels in my ears, believe me.

2. Camera as a souvenir

3. Disposable raincoat, you'd better take it unless you are sure it won't rain. The price of the paddock is still a little high. Like last year, it rained heavily. Of course, it is better to wear a windbreaker. Wear more clothes when you go to the hotel. It is still very cold in April.

Food (water) can also be bought in the supermarket near Shangti, which is still quite large and the things in the paddock are expensive. ...

Also, tickets, money (coins), ID cards, bank cards, notebooks, pens, binoculars and maps.

I may have brought these. Carrying a small schoolbag is more labor-saving. It's ugly on the front, but things are not easy to lose. ...

If you want to know more, I'll be happy to answer it for you ~ It's written seriously, I hope it's useful to you ~