What should you pay attention to when visiting the Shanghai World Expo?

Preparation guide

10 personal belongings you must bring when visiting the Expo

Map (Expo Shanghai): The Expo is relatively large, so you want to go to your favorite exhibition The museum may wish to bring a map of the Expo site. In addition, it is recommended to bring a map of Shanghai with you so that you can return to your residence on foot, by bus, subway, or taxi after leaving the Expo.

Flat shoes (travel shoes are better): There are many exhibition halls in the Expo site. Flat shoes are definitely an excellent choice for bosozokus. The reporter recommends choosing a pair of travel shoes that fit well and are comfortable. You can also keep a band-aid on hand, which can be used as an emergency aid when your feet are abraded.

ID card (essential): I believe that during the World Expo, personal ID cards are a must-have item for tourists. Whether they are staying in accommodation, flying or entering the Expo site, ID cards are indispensable.

Water bottle (tips to save money): There is a special drinking water station in the Expo. It is recommended that you bring an empty water bottle and drink directly in the Expo. Of course, there are also various beverage vending machines in the courtyard for tourists who love to drink.

Coat (does not need to be too thick, waterproof is best): Shanghai has great changes in temperature and temperature this season, so it is best to bring a light jacket, which can be easily handled whether it is windy or rainy.

Umbrella (pay attention to size and material): It often rains in Shanghai, but the amount is generally not heavy. Reporters recommend carrying a small folding umbrella with you at all times, and be careful not to bring metal-tipped umbrellas with long handles into the park.

Sunscreen (can be replaced by sunglasses or sun hat): Now that we are entering summer, the sun is stronger at noon, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen. Men may wish to bring a pair of sunglasses or a sunhat just in case.

Camera (to meet the shooting requirements of the exhibition hall): Each exhibition hall has carefully prepared a large number of unique exhibits and performances. You can use your camera to record your Expo journey.

Snacks (dry food to quench cravings): You can bring some snacks to satisfy your cravings when you are still exploring the exhibition hall. Bread or biscuits are better choices.

Reusable bags (walking with environmental protection): The 2010 Shanghai World Expo advocates "low carbon, green and environmental protection". Every visitor should start from me and bring a simple and easy-to-carry reusable bag. Take home all the Expo products and gifts from each exhibition hall for spring fishing.

Prohibited items

(1) Soft and hard packaged drinks, alcoholic drinks and other liquid items, but liquid milk products needed by babies.

Products for patients with diseases The required liquid medicines can be carried with you in appropriate amounts;

(2) Lighters, matches and other ignition appliances;

(3) Banners, slogans, billboards, flyers and other promotional items;

(4) Transportation tools, including motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, electric bicycles, motorized wheelchairs, scooters, skateboards, wheeled shoes, etc., but excluding strollers, push wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs;

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(5) Animals, except service animals such as guide dogs;

(6) Delta wings. Paragliders, hot air balloons, aviation models, kites and other items that can be lifted into the air ;

(7) Radio-controlled toys, walkie-talkies and other radio transmitting equipment;

(8) Others that may hinder others from visiting, cause personal injury or property damage to others, disrupt the order of the park and Items that endanger park safety.