Can I buy tickets in advance for running tickets (like going to Penglai) at Qingdao North Bus Station during the rush hour in Spring Festival travel rush? If you can, you can usually take a few days o

Can I buy tickets in advance for running tickets (like going to Penglai) at Qingdao North Bus Station during the rush hour in Spring Festival travel rush? If you can, you can usually take a few days off to buy it. During the rush hour in Spring Festival travel rush, due to the large passenger flow and relatively few running trains, Qingdao North Bus Station is a passing station, and most of the running trains come from the city station and pass by the North Bus Station. When you go to the North Station to buy tickets for classes such as Penglai and Huangcheng, the conductor will also advise you to take a bus at the departure station, because there are too many people at the peak in Spring Festival travel rush, and generally the departure station is full, so you will never enter the North Station. Tickets for all flights started 40 days in advance, and should have been sold out by now.

If you leave before the twentieth day of the twelfth lunar month or in the morning, you can take a bus to the North Station. If you plan to leave on the 27th of the twelfth lunar month, I will give you two choices: First, buy a running ticket in advance and queue up early on the day of departure. It's best to get to the North Station before 5: 30, so maybe if you are lucky in the morning, you may leave. (What's more, you must find one before entering the North Station. ! ! I thought I asked at the door about taking a bus at the station. I waited in line for a long time inside, and the big square outside announced that I was waiting in line! ! ! Pit! ! ! I ran outside with tears and runny nose! ! ! ! Second, find more villagers to charter a car to go home. It is better to spend more money than to waste time! ! One year, I went to the queue after 7 o'clock, and I didn't get there after 1 1: 00. Legs are not legs, tears are pouring down my face. There is no head in front of this long line, and there is no head in the back. Too many people and too few cars, worrying about the teenager's head.

These are all my experiences, my blood and tears. I wonder if you have ever been to North Station by bus. If you feel the same way, adopt it. . . . .