Questions about Shanghai's visit to the World Expo ~ [Good answer, great score ~! 】

I just got back from the Expo. Let me tell you something. The fare can be negotiated by yourself. In the case of not counting the round-trip fare, according to the budget of 2000 yuan, it is best to book a hotel in advance when you come. It's best to book it around 250. If you take two days as an example. Tickets The student ticket is 100. Don't forget the student ID card. Accommodation for 2 days is 500 yuan, and tickets are 400 yuan.

All kinds of youth hostels, the kind that rents beds, 50-80 people, about 250 standard rooms; Home inn, the seven-day standard room is in the early 300 s, and this is a lot. Go to Baidu and you will know. If you are at home, you can go to official website and make a reservation for seven days. It is best to advance ten days and a half months, and the sooner the better. Many hotels have been booked until 10. When I went, I found more than a dozen hotels, all of which were full, and finally stayed at my classmates' home. You'd better surf the Internet, and then call to ask about the traffic. Forget it near the park, it's too expensive! ! ! ! Find one near the subway.

Then there is 1 100 left. Buy some souvenirs and eat something. That's enough. The most important thing is to decide which venues to go to when you come, and you must make a choice. Do your homework, because the queuing summit in popular museums is exaggerated to 5-7 hours. So you must be prepared for this. You'd better bring your own food. The garden is very expensive. You'd better bring an empty cup, where you can get water. Some people say to eat seafood, but it's not Dalian, Qingdao and Beidaihe ~ ~ Why do you want to go to Shanghai to eat seafood? Have you heard that Shanghai seafood is famous? ...

Almost everything, big and small, has to be lined up, such as security check in the park, visiting various venues, shopping, eating, passport stamping (which will be introduced later) and so on. Visiting the Grand Museum, the queue time is 2-5 hours at a time, and the people standing there are too weak to say a word, which seriously affects the follow-up visit.

No matter where you enter the park, you must let the volunteers get the map of the park before entering the park, because it is basically impossible for the snake team to get out again when they start preparing for security inspection. If you want to see the China Pavilion, you really have to get up early, because each door only issues 200 tickets that can't be reserved every morning, and you really can't get them if you go late. At present, China Pavilion can only be delivered by hand, while some popular pavilions, such as Taiwan Province Provincial Pavilion and Theme Pavilion, need to be reserved through the reservation machine in the park.

The Expo site will be brought into the security inspection area at 8: 00 am, and the security inspection will begin at 9: 00 am, and the venue will be opened around 9: 30. In order to queue up to visit the China Pavilion or the Taiwan Province Provincial Pavilion, or to shorten the queue time at popular venues such as the Saudi Pavilion or the Japanese Pavilion, the first method is to leave early enough to arrive at the Expo Park before 7: 30 in the morning, and hopefully get the reservation tickets for the China Pavilion (the total number of reservation tickets for the China Pavilion is about 2 weeks every day, and volunteers will issue them to tourists during the security check at each entrance, and the number of reservation tickets issued at each entrance will be distributed in proportion to the estimated passenger flow at each entrance. In addition, don't think that not winning the Olympic champion is a small advertisement or waste paper. Don't laugh ~ there are such people, and one person is limited to one. The reservation ticket is only valid on the same day. It will show the date and appointment time, that is, the time when you want to queue at the China Pavilion. I heard that there was no time limit before, but it has been strictly controlled recently. ), but getting a reservation ticket doesn't mean that you don't have to wait in line to visit the China Pavilion, but you are eligible to queue up to visit the China Pavilion. Reservation tickets for China Pavilion are usually issued within 5- 10 minutes after the opening of the park. I've watched it glow under my nose twice. .

Here are some popular venues that recommend queuing first in the morning:

A. Saudi Pavilion, choose No.5 entrance of Gaoke West Road (under Yuntai Road Station of Metro Line 7) or No.4 entrance of Lianjing for quick arrival. As the Saudi Pavilion was built at a cost of 654.38+03 billion yuan, it will undoubtedly become the hottest national pavilion in this World Expo, so it is absolutely wise to wait in line early in the morning. At 9: 07 that morning, I entered the park from the entrance 5 of Gaoke West Road, arrived at the Saudi Pavilion at 9: 0012, and opened at 9: 30. Less than two hours after the visit, one of my classmates went to visit in the afternoon, which took four and a half hours. (Personally, I think it's not so meaningful and attractive to wait in line for more than three hours at the Saudi Pavilion. Of course, before queuing, you can ask the coordinator or volunteer team around the venue about how long it will take (the actual time is often about half an hour shorter than what they said, for reference only).

B. Japan Pavilion is very popular because of its high-tech display. Entrance 4 is very close, go straight to the end.

C. The UAE Pavilion is a national pavilion worth visiting, near Gate 5.

D. Taiwan Province Provincial Pavilion, at Gate 6 of Hua Yao Road (under Hua Yao Road of Metro Line 8) or Gate 5, many people went to Taiwan Province Provincial Pavilion to book tickets, and the popularity was bursting.

E. USA Pavilion, exit/entrance 8 of Houtan (under Houtan of Metro Line 7)

F. Brazil Pavilion, same as above (mostly sought after by boys' student groups)

G. Russian Pavilion, same as above (mostly female student groups, with lovely fairy tales designed in the pavilion).

About passports and stamps

Every World Expo will issue passports with treasured value, and this year's Shanghai World Expo is no exception. There are five kinds of 20 10 Shanghai Expo passports, which are divided into standard version (red, blue and green)/cartoon version yellow/collector's edition (available after August). In principle, it is sold in dozens of franchise stores in the Expo Park.

But on the first day, I went to three exhibition halls and went to the flagship store of Expo Axis to snap up. . Most franchise stores are out of stock. 30 yuan/portion. The attitude of sales staff in many franchise stores on the Expo axis is extremely bad, and it is seriously recommended to improve! !

Each edition has 47 national pavilion pages (each page has a fixed label) and 1 blank pages, but there are far more than 47 national pavilions, as well as many enterprise pavilions and joint pavilions. In short, the position of the passport seal should be fully arranged. Experience: I went to the 5 1 venue, stamped 79 stamps and found that a passport was almost full. . Therefore, it is suggested that the joint pavilion be stamped with a general seal, and others should be arranged according to personal preferences. The Hongkong/Macau/Taiwan Province Provincial Pavilion can be on the same page as the China Pavilion.

With regard to stamping skills, a few days after the World Expo, I found that many people go to collect stamps. Of course, the purpose of collection is different. Here are some collection tips (unofficial version).

A: First of all, after you get your passport, mark the page number of the National Pavilion corresponding to your passport on the park map sent by volunteers when you enter the park, so that you don't need to rummage through the boxes in the process of queuing and stamping later, saving time and effort. After stamping a museum, mark the corresponding venue on the map to avoid repeated visits or stamping (don't laugh ~ I really saw many people queuing for a long time and visiting the venue again, only to find that they had already seen the original museum when stamping. Of course, it also shows how careless they were when they first saw it. . )。

B: Secondly, the stamps of each venue are located at the exit or entrance. You can ask the staff or venue security first. If the stamp of the target venue is located at the exit and you just want to stamp it, the following two situations will occur: 1. The stamps are outside the exit, you just have to line up and stamp them. 2. The stamps are at the exit. You can "lie" at the exit that you have just visited the venue, but you forgot to stamp it. Ask the staff to help you take your passport in and reissue it. (:p) Maybe in the eyes of some people, this method is not very pure. I just saw someone do this, but I went to visit every museum that I stamped, and that was to record my footprints with my passport.

If, unfortunately, the stamp office is located at the entrance, you must queue up honestly to enter the museum. In addition, if you come, you will be safe, and you will have a good visit with peace of mind. The next chapter will not be a cursory tour.

C: Pay attention to the electronic screen in the park. Some venues will be closed all day or part of the time, and the introduction will be scrolled on the electronic screen. Don't go to the entrance of the venue to see the closed sign posted. I also suffered losses here. Venezuela Pavilion is closed all year round. I went that day and found that people were closed again. . Hey.

D: Take the initiative to ask the front desk staff of each venue: Does this venue have a seal? How about the chapter? There are no stamps. Do you have stickers? Wait a minute. Don't laugh ~ After a few days' visit, I found that there was something wrong with the seal of the National Pavilion, most of which happened in the European and American pavilions. Many exhibition halls are out of ink, and the seals can't be covered. Many tourists are anxious to print ink. Some of the seals were temporarily broken. It is estimated that there are too many seals. In addition, the Italian Pavilion has no seal at present, and the location is arranged in the passport. If there is a chapter, everyone should communicate in time. The Brazil Pavilion was once replaced with stickers, but even the stickers were glowing when I went there. . Very depressed. . There is no special person in charge of the stamps in Nepal Pavilion, and tourists are very fierce and chaotic. I hope these problems will improve. ...

E: Some venues have two seals, so don't miss the cover. For example: China Pavilion, Australian Pavilion.

D: Some venues have restrictions on the conditions for stamping, such as one passport per person/three passports per person/passports designated by the Expo only. Of course, there are corresponding solutions. Since many people have bought more than a dozen passports or a set of passports (currently four), they can wait for the upper limit of the number of covers: 1. Queuing for stamps is often quick. If the queue is not too long, it is recommended to queue up and stamp several times, which will not delay too much time. 2. When the number of passports in hand exceeds three, it is limited to three, and those who don't want to wait in line for several times can distribute the extra passports to the people waiting in line for stamping, but this behavior will often attract foreigners' dissatisfaction. Due to the shortage of passports in the park, many tourists can't buy passports, so they stamp them with maps of the park or notebooks and postcards they carry with them. When you meet a venue that only covers the designated passport of the Expo, you can patiently explain it to him. Generally, foreigners are more reasonable, but if he keeps shaking his head, there is nothing he can do. (Actually, you don't need to write it on your passport. I also saw many people put it on their hats. Foreigners are really accommodating. )

In addition, pay attention to a few points, stamp must be lined up in an orderly manner, in fact, this can quickly ensure the quality, and will not attract criticism from the media in the park. Don't let people in front of the line wear masks. This behavior is no different from cutting in line. For the site that is not sealed by a special person, take the chapter in an orderly manner, don't rob it, and pay attention to safety. After all, everyone's main purpose is to visit, so don't lose sight of one thing and lose sight of another.

In addition, people who buy n stamped passports believe that your purpose is not simply to collect. Since in order to make money, it is also appropriate to queue up several times. Don't quarrel about this, people will find that you were taken away by the ox. ...

About Enterprise Pavilion

Personally, I think the corporate pavilion is super awesome! I went to several houses, and none of them let me down.

It is recommended to visit the Enterprise Pavilion in Puxi around 7 pm. There will be fewer people and the lights will be super beautiful. If you cross the river by ferry, you can also enjoy the night view on both sides of Pujiang.

Recommended enterprise pavilions: China Ship Pavilion, China Railway Pavilion (where you can buy tickets for national EMUs ~) and Petroleum Pavilion (must see! ! Line up before 9: 00, close early, and you won't see the 4D movie if you are late. Maybe I can't get in, and I often quarrel about it. . ), State Grid Pavilion, Coca-Cola Pavilion (send Coca-Cola Austria ~ new Austria! )

Other Sinian pavilions/Korean-enterprise joint pavilions/Shanghai-enterprise joint pavilions can be visited. In short, the enterprise pavilion is very interesting and the venue is very good.

About the traffic in the park

There are many bus routes in the park. You can ask volunteers which route they want to take. There are many buses, so it is convenient to wait for the bus.

Because Pudong and Puxi inevitably have to run back and forth, this paper mainly introduces the following three ways of crossing the river: 1. The bus will cross the river line in 5 minutes, 2. Subway 13 line takes 5 minutes to arrive, 3. It takes 5 minutes to cross the river by ferry. At night, the river wind is blowing on the second floor of the ferry, and it is really pleasant to see the night scene.

All traffic in the park is free ~