Transport guide to AWE 2026's dual venues in Shanghai

english.shanghai.gov.cn| March 10, 2026

For the first time, the Appliance & Electronics World Expo 2026 will be held at two venues: the Shanghai Eastern Hub International Business Cooperation Zone, and the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.

To facilitate travel between the two venues, which are about 30 kilometers apart, Shanghai has enhanced shuttle buses, taxis and ride-hailing, parking services, and group coach transport.

The city's MaaS (mobility as a service) platform, Suishenxing, has launched a dedicated AWE Transportation Service Zone to help exhibitors and visitors move efficiently between the two venues.

The expo, running from March 12 to 15, is expected to attract around 220,000 domestic and international exhibitors and visitors.

 

Getting to the IBCZ

Metro and shuttle bus

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​Passengers get off from a bus. [Photo/Shanghai Municipal Commission of Transport]

Visitors can take Metro Line 2 to Haitiansan Road Station, where free shuttle buses provide direct service to the exhibition venue.

Shuttle frequency: up to one bus every five minutes during peak hours

Airport buses: regular routes (Airport Line 8 and 8B) will operate as usual.

 

Shuttle buses between the two venues

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​The shuttle bus service. [Photo/Shanghai Municipal Commission of Transport]

A dedicated shuttle bus service will run between the two venues.

Operating hours: 9:15 am‒5:30 pm, every 15 minutes

Travel time: about 40 minutes for the 35-kilometer route

Pick-up/drop-off point: P1 parking area at both venues

During peak periods (March 12: 11:30 am ‒ 3 pm; March 13 and 14: 10:30 am ‒ 3 pm), additional buses will be deployed to boost capacity.

 

Taxi and ride-hailing services

Designated zones will be established to ensure the orderly flow of taxis and ride-hailing vehicles.

Taxi pick-up: P1 parking area

Taxi holding area: P7 parking area

During the daily departure peak from 4 pm to 6:30 pm, 150 support vehicles and 50 emergency vehicles will be deployed.

Ride-hailing pick-up and drop-off: P8 parking area

The ride-hailing zone can accommodate 150 to 170 vehicles and is about a five-minute walk from the exhibition area.

 

Parking information

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​Cars are about to enter the parking lot. [Photo/Shanghai Municipal Commission of Transport]

The exhibition will provide about 1,400 parking spaces for private cars, 180 spaces for coaches, and 120 spaces for trucks.

Parking areas are organized as follows:

P1: Quick drop-off and pick-up

P2 & P3: Reserved parking for private cars, with reservations available up to one hour in advance

P5 & P6: Coach parking

P7: Emergency parking

P8: Ride-hailing vehicles

P9: Truck waiting area and coach emergency parking

Parking reservations and navigation information are available via the Suishenxing platform, which also displays real-time parking availability.

 

Group tour buses

Special parking, pick-up, and drop-off arrangements will be provided for group tour coaches, with clearly marked routes and designated drop-off points near the venues.

 

Online service

AWE Transportation Service Zone

The AWE Transportation Service Zone, available through the Suishenxing app or WeChat mini-program, integrates transport and mobility information for both exhibition venues, helping visitors access travel services and plan their journeys in one place.

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​The AWE Transportation Service Zone. [Photo/Shanghai Municipal Commission of Transport]

 

How to access the platform

Visitors can access the AWE transportation service page in the following ways:

Option 1

Scan the designated QR code to open the service page directly.

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Option 2

Log in to the Suishenxing WeChat mini-program or mobile app and tap the special event section on the homepage.

The platform provides Chinese and English versions for both domestic and international participants.

 

Free shuttle buses between the two venues

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The service page provides information and booking services for free shuttle buses connecting the two exhibition venues.

Exhibitors and visitors can check shuttle bus schedules, make free reservations online, and travel directly between the two venues.

 

Travel information for the two venues

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Users can switch between the two venues on the homepage to access tailored travel information for each location.

Visitors can also reserve parking spaces, check driving directions, and view pick-up and drop-off locations for taxis and ride-hailing vehicles.

 

Interactive maps and navigation guidance

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The AWE Transportation Service Zone includes an interactive map showing transport facilities around both venues.

Users can view bus stops, taxi and ride-hailing pick-up points, parking areas, and shuttle bus stations.

The map allows users to zoom in, select specific locations, and view walking directions to the exhibition halls.

For the Eastern Hub venue, the platform also provides short navigation videos and photo guides, helping visitors find routes from transport hubs to the exhibition entrances.

 

Real-time updates and low-carbon travel incentives

In the event of temporary traffic control measures or transport adjustments, updates will be released through the announcement section on the platform.

A "Zero Carbon Conference" section is also available, allowing visitors to redeem public transport coupons with Suishenxing points to encourage low-carbon travel.

 

Source: Shanghai Municipal Commission of Transport

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