There Are 5 Self-Service Ticketing Machines &Nbsp In China'S Railway Museum, Where Tourists Can Buy Train Tickets.

To facilitate visitors from all over the world, 5 self-service ticketing machines have been set up in the Chinese Railway Museum at Puxi park. Visitors can buy train tickets here, and there are special signs on the tickets, such as the background pattern of the Chinese Railway Museum, which are of great value in collecting.

The 5 automatic vending machines are self-service ticketing machines developed by Chinese enterprises. They do not sell two tickets on the ticketing function and the ticket machines in the railway stations, and can sell the EMU tickets in all directions of the country within 10 days.

Through the simple interface and clear logo on the large ticket machine, passengers can easily get tickets without touching a few tickets even if they have never contacted the automatic vending machine.

Unlike the railway station vending machines, these 5 ticketing machines have the characteristics of the Expo. The tickets will be printed with the words "China 2010 World Expo Shanghai China Railway hall" and the background design of the Chinese Railway Museum, which is of great collection value.

Therefore, some tourists say that even if there is no need for a train, it is very meaningful to buy a ticket for collection.

It is also understood that in order to support the blog flow, the Shanghai Railway Bureau also adds weekend trains to Shanghai Nanjing Hangzhou every weekend to facilitate tourists to visit World Expo by train on holidays and holidays in Shanghai.

In addition, during the summer pportation, 44 pairs of direct passenger trains were arranged, including 14 pairs of Shanghai, 4 pairs of train extension operation areas, 2 of which involved Shanghai.