Tickets to EXPO 2010
Notes:
• Peak days are festive occasions of Labor Day (May 1-3, 2010), "National Day" (October 1-7, 2010), and the last week before closing the exhibition (October, 25-30, 2010). All the remaining 167 days are considered ordinary days).
• If the peak day ticket has not been used during the stated date, it is valid to visit the exhibition on any other day.
• Right to discount tickets belongs to the disabled, pensioners, students, children 1, 2 m in height.
• Children who are shorter than 1,2 m come into the exhibition for free.
• A ticket for an evening visit (visit after 5 pm) can only be purchased at the entrance to the exhibition
• The ticket includes visits to the exhibition (1 admission or 1 admission per day, for tickets for evening tickets during 3 or 7 days) and gives the opportunity to visit all the pavilions of Expo.
• Working hours - from 9 am till midnight. Pavilions are open to the public from 9.30 to 22.30.
• Food and beverages at the exhibition area do not form a part of the ticket cost.
• 1 yuan is equal to about 44 Russian roubles. Yuan-to-rouble rate.
Where to buy tickets:
You can buy tickets to Expo 2010 in advance in supermarkets (Lianhua and Hualian), stores (Lawson and the Alldays), and railway ticket offices in Shanghai.
Tickets can also be purchased directly at the entrance to the exhibition.
