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Beijing Olympic Games Audience Call Center: 12308, which can provide information about Olympic events, hotels, medical care, tourism, transportation and so on. The 29th Olympic Games website ([url=]www.beijing2008.cn[/url]) not only provides authoritative and timely Olympic information, but also serves the audience. Beijing tourist service hotline: 010-65130828. Packing and dressing guide: The average temperature in Beijing from August to September is about 25℃, which is cool in the morning and evening and dry and hot during the day. It is best to take a thin coat, which can be added in cold weather and easy to take off in hot weather. Rain gear, sunscreen products and sunglasses are also essential. There is not much rain in summer of beijing, but the temperature is relatively high during the day. You can prepare an umbrella for shade. Going to the scene to watch, such a rare opportunity, of course, can't miss the wonderful moment. So don't forget to prepare small DV (no professional camera), camera, telescope and so on when packing. There are no restrictions on the photographic equipment brought by spectators in the Olympic Games, but tripods are not allowed to be brought into the stadium. Some have laptops, so don't worry about surfing the Internet. During the Olympic Games, Olympic visitors can enjoy free wireless broadband Internet access anytime and anywhere in Beijing's Second Ring Road, Third Ring Road, CBD Business District, Financial Street, Zhongguancun Area, Wangjing Economic and Technological Development Zone and Yizhuang Area. Indoor, some cafes, bars and hotels also provide Internet access. Information You can take public transportation for free with the tickets for the Olympic Games on that day: You can take public transportation such as Olympic bus lines, subways and buses for free with the tickets for the Olympic Games on that day. However, airport buses, taxis and airport express lines are not free for Olympic ticket holders. Fully consider the walking time: the audience entrances of some Olympic venues are far away from bus stops and taxi stands, so please fully consider the walking time so as not to affect the viewing. Wearing light shoes will make you more comfortable to get to the meeting place. Spectator drinking point: Olympic venues are not allowed to bring their own soft and hard packaging drinks and food into the venues. Some Olympic venues are equipped with drinking points for spectators, so they can drink with confidence. Consumption and ATM withdrawal: During the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, only Visa international cards will be accepted for credit card consumption and ATM withdrawal in Olympic venues and public areas. Visa international card must have Visa or Visa electronic logo on the front, and the 16-digit card number starting with "4" is universal (that is, it has the function of foreign currency settlement). Meeting place: Olympic venues usually have 1~2 audience entrances. In order to avoid being separated from your companions, please choose a conspicuous location in advance, such as the audience information service booth, as the meeting place so that you can find it after being separated. Do you know what you can't bring into the Olympic venues? There are the following types: fragile goods and various containers, such as glass bottles/cups, thermos cups, ice boxes, etc. Musical instruments, including but not limited to playing musical instruments, whistles, horns, drums, etc. ; Bring your own food and drinks, especially alcoholic drinks; Bags, handbags, etc. They are bulky and not suitable to be brought into the seating area; Flagpoles, flags of countries or regions that did not participate in the Olympic Games, and flags with an area of more than 2m× 1m; Any banners, slogans and leaflets, including but not limited to commercial, religious, political, military, territorial, human rights, environmental protection, animal protection and other promotional materials and exhibits; Any unauthorized professional camera equipment; Articles that are easy to cause personal injury, such as bats, long sticks, sharps, cameras, camera brackets, etc.; Animals (except service animals such as guide dogs); Any means of transportation other than strollers and wheelchairs, including but not limited to electric bicycles, scooters, bicycles, scooters, skateboards, roller skates, etc. (except strollers and wheelchairs); Other items that distract athletes, technical officials and coaches, interfere with the electronic signals of the Olympic Games, affect the smooth progress of the competition or prevent others from watching the competition, including but not limited to: radios, laser devices, public broadcasting equipment, walkie-talkies, radio equipment, etc.