These Shanghai Metro Exits Will Be Closed Saturday for a Parade

By Urban Family, September 14, 2018

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201711/originally-uf.jpgThis article originally appeared on our sister website, Urban Family Shanghai.


By Yuzhou Hu

Shanghai Tourism Festival is upon us, and there is no doubt that Huaihai Zhong Lu will be lit up by the extravaganza of the opening ceremony. To ensure the Grand Parade runs smoothly, several Metro exits will be temporarily closed on the night of September 15.

From 6pm to midnight, Exit 2 and the passage to K11 Mall from the Huangpi Nan Lu station on Metro Line 1 will be closed. In addition, Exit 3 at Shaanxi Nan Lu station on Line 1 and Exit 1 at Huaihai Zhong Lu station on Metro Line 13 will be unavailable.

A Bunch of Shanghai Metro Exits Will Close Saturday for a Parade
Image via Wikipedia

Extra metro staff will be dispatched that night to the stations mentioned above to guide commuters. Furthermore, an ongoing on-site broadcast will remind passengers about the exits closure.

Apart from the Metro exits closure, selected roads across the downtown area will also be inaccessible as a result of the Grand Parade. Be sure to prepare in advance, to avoid delays caused by the traffic congestion.

[Cover image via Wikipedia]


This article was originally published by our sister magazine Urban Family Shanghai. For more articles like this, visit the Urban Family website, or follow the Urban Family WeChat account (ID: urbanfamilyshanghai).

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