What not to bring and what you must bring to the Shanghai World Expo?

You need to bring 1 ticket, if it is a student discount ticket, bring a valid ID

2 large drinking glasses, please note that they are large, because you cannot bring water in, and it is very expensive to buy water inside the park. There are many water supply stations (easy to find and convenient to use), and the faucets at the water stations are convenient to use large-mouth bottles to collect water

3 Expo passports, bought beforehand, may be sold out quickly in the park~

4 Folding stools are very tiring to queue up. Although there are borrowed ones, you should bring your own just in case

5 If you are an elderly person, you can take the green channel with your ID. If you have limited mobility, you can Bring a wheelchair (you may not be able to borrow one if there are too many people)

6 It has been very hot recently, so why not bring a towel to prevent heat stroke~~

7 Do your homework in advance and know which venues are You can make reservations to enter directly without queuing (such as Germany, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Italy) and how to make reservations for stamp collection (just call Baidu directly), and some venues can make reservations before going (such as Finland, General Motors, Joint Enterprise) , this will make it easier for you to swim tomorrow~~

8 Cell phones and bags are allowed.

The above is my experience. Here is a more detailed introduction from others. ~~

Equipment

Since the Expo is a "miniature world", for this one-day trip around the world, we must put all the equipment on our bodies from head to toe. Take care of it.

Sunhat

Special reminder, because some venues in the park have long queue times, if you encounter a hot day with high sunshine, a sunhat will make it much easier for you.

Sunscreen

The weather is good during May Day, but the ultraviolet rays are strong at this time. When visiting the park, you will inevitably be exposed to the open air, so daily sun protection is essential. Apply sunscreen thickly to your face to protect against sun exposure.

Top tops and long-sleeved shirts

Visitors need to move around constantly when viewing exhibitions in the Expo site and are prone to sweating, so the clothing should be as light and comfortable as possible when entering the Expo. It is recommended to wear a thin long-sleeved shirt for sun protection. In addition, because some exhibition halls are close to the river, the temperature difference between day and night is relatively large. If you plan to watch the night view in the park, you should bring an extra coat to protect yourself from the cold.

Sunglasses

Visiting an exhibition takes a lot of effort on your eyes. If the sun is shining brightly, you will be more likely to feel dizzy. A pair of sunglasses can make you feel cooler.

Pants·Avoid tight fitting

No special reminder, shorts or jeans will do. Just remember not to wear particularly tight styles, as this will make you uncomfortable when walking in the park. In addition, since you sometimes need to sit down and rest in the park, tourists should wear bottoms that are more resistant to stains and avoid wearing skirts as much as possible.

Small folding stool

Plastic small folding stool is light and compact and is a good helper in queuing. Because the queues at the venue generally move every 20 minutes, you can just grab a folding stool and sit and wait. While waiting in line, it is also a good choice to sit comfortably on your own folding chair and take out a magazine or newspaper you brought with you to kill time.

Shoes·Sports shoes of choice

Moving around the park mainly relies on "Route 11", so a pair of well-fitting flat shoes is essential. For example, wearing leather shoes and high heels can make you look more stylish, but they will make your feet feel very tired after a long walk. And a pair of sneakers can help you withstand the test of high-intensity walking.

Backpack

Since there is a bag-free express lane at the entrance of the Expo, you can enter the Expo as quickly as possible without bringing a bag. However, due to the long time to visit the Expo, it is inevitable that everyone will bring something with them. According to the trial operation, the majority of tourists bring bags. The easiest backpack to carry will be your go-to bag for touring the park.

Before setting off for the World Expo, it is recommended that you clean up the bags you are going to carry. Female friends remember to take out any small lipsticks, nail polish and other prohibited cosmetics that may have been forgotten, while male friends need to be careful and leave lighters, Swiss Army knives and other small items in their bags.

Items in the backpack

Dry food and fruits

The queues in front of the popular exhibition halls of the World Expo are very long, so it is necessary to put some dry food in the bag. You can also bring cookies, bread, and some fruits.

Tissues

After visiting the park for a whole day, you have to go to the bathroom several times. It would be embarrassing if you ran out of toilet paper in the bathroom, so you need to carry some tissues with you. Be prepared for emergencies.

Download the guide map online

The supply of guide maps sometimes exceeds the demand. To avoid taking the wrong path, it is recommended that you download the park guide map from the Expo website before entering the park and make a small travel guide.

Empty cups, empty bottles

Is it worth waiting half an hour for a bottle of water? There are many drinking water points in the park. Water is free as long as you bring an empty bottle. It is recommended to fill up the water as soon as you enter the park.

The following items will cause you trouble

Cosmetics

Of course makeup can make you look more beautiful, but applying makeup can be troublesome. This means You have to bring a set of cosmetics into the park, which is a tragedy when going through security.

In order to ensure safety, the security inspector may ask you to use each cosmetic once, which is equivalent to putting on makeup in front of thousands of people lined up behind you. I really don’t know how to describe this feeling.

Cameras and computers

Due to the strict security at the Expo, visitors with cameras need to take photos on site to prove their safety, and some security checkpoints will even randomly check the photos in the cameras, so it is recommended to bring Don’t forget to delete photos from your camera. In addition, tourists who bring laptops will also be asked to turn them on for inspection, and professional cameras and tripods are not allowed into the park. In order to speed up admission, tourists can try to bring as few such electronic products as possible.

You must not bring the following items

(1) Liquid items such as soft and hard packaged drinks, alcoholic drinks, etc., but liquid dairy products needed by infants and liquid items needed by patients with diseases 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;

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

(6) Delta wings, paragliders, hot air balloons, aviation models, kites and other airborne items;

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(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 endanger the safety of the park thing. (Long-handled umbrella, Swiss Army Knife)