One-day and one-night tour of Expo

Day 1: Take Metro Line 7 and queue up at Gate 7 of the park (Metro Changqing Road Station) at 8 a.m., and enter the park when it opens at 9 a.m. (There is a high probability of getting the China Pavilion reservation ticket). Regardless of whether you got it or not, you can go to the B Southeast Asia Pavilion to visit the Thailand Pavilion [20], New Zealand Pavilion [15], Malaysia Pavilion [25] and others (this area 1.5 hours), then take Line 13 next to the Australia Pavilion and get off at Lupu Bridge Station to visit Puxi Park. You can visit Area D Japanese Industry [60], Petroleum [35], State Grid [25], Coca-Cola [30], China Ships [45], Vanke Pavilion [35], General Motors Pavilion [30] (this area takes 4.5 hours including lunch), and then take a bus within the park to visit the best practice area in Area E (this area takes 4 hours including Have dinner), take a boat to L2 Pier after dark, visit Area A, Japanese Pavilion [60], Saudi Arabia Pavilion [60] or others (this area takes 3.5 hours, if there is a Chinese Pavilion, you need to leave 1 hour for the Chinese Pavilion) Visiting time)

The next day: Take Line 7 at 4 p.m. (do not go in advance) to Gate 8 of the Expo Park (Houtan Metro Station), and buy a night ticket to enter. Visit the German Pavilion [40], Danish Pavilion [20], Finnish Pavilion [20], Italian Pavilion [30], French Pavilion [35], and Swiss Pavilion [30] in Area C (remember to take the ferry before queuing), Visit the Spanish Pavilion [60] and the Swedish Pavilion [45] (suitable for children) and visit the pavilions together to collect Expo stamps.

(This area lasts for 4 hours), and then go to the theme pavilion, Sunshine of Life Pavilion, and Urban People Pavilion (recently, no reservation is required at night, 1.5 hours). After closing at 22:30, you can walk around the park and return to the Expo Axis China Take photos near the pavilion.

If it rains heavily, the cable car at the Swiss pavilion may be suspended