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IMPRESSED by Shanghai Metro! 🇨🇳 WORLD'S LARGEST METRO SYSTEM
Shanghai Metro: World's Largest Transit System
Shanghai's metro system amazed JetLag Warriors! A vast, efficient network, it's a highlight of any Shanghai trip.
Does Shanghai have the best metro system in the world?
It sure seem like it. Not only it's the best, but it is also the world's largest and longest metro system!
Check out our first impressions riding this Chinese public transport.
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JetLag Warriors were truly impressed by the Shanghai Metro, proclaiming it the world's largest and longest metro system. Their video details how to navigate this extensive Chinese public transport network, highlighting its affordability (tickets are just $1 for a 50km trip!), cleanliness, and the well-behaved passengers. They compare it to Tokyo and Seoul's systems, emphasizing the massive transfer stations handling 10 million riders daily. The sheer scale and efficiency leave a lasting impression, making it a must-see for any visitor to Shanghai.
Does Shanghai have the best metro system in the world?
It sure seem like it. Not only it's the best, but it is also the world's largest and longest metro system!
Check out our first impressions riding this Chinese public transport.
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JetLag Warriors, hailing from Toronto, known for its underwhelming public transit, embarked on a journey to explore the Shanghai Metro, often cited as one of the world's best. Their adventure began at People's Square, a bustling hub with multiple entrances to various lines. They were immediately struck by the system's cleanliness and quiet efficiency.
The sheer scale of the Shanghai Metro was impressive – a network of 415 stations across numerous lines. Despite its size, purchasing tickets was surprisingly simple and affordable, costing them just 16 yuan for a long ride, including transfers. Navigating the system was intuitive, with clear English signage and helpful maps.
The experience extended beyond mere transportation; it was a cultural observation. JetLag Warriors noted the ubiquitous cameras, emphasizing safety and order. The well-behaved passengers, adherence to rules (like no eating or loud talking), and the presence of safety doors at every station created a positive and safe environment.
Their journey included multiple transfers, showcasing the seamless connectivity of the lines. The efficient transfer stations, some connecting up to eight lines, were a testament to the system's design. The similarities to Tokyo and Seoul's metro systems were also highlighted, underscoring the global standard of excellence.
The final leg of their journey took them to the outskirts of Shanghai, where the metro transitioned to above-ground lines. This provided a different perspective, revealing a scenic area with a lake or river. The sheer volume of daily passengers (over 10 million) was astounding, further emphasizing the metro's significance to the city's 40 million residents. JetLag Warriors concluded their Shanghai Metro adventure with a resounding sense of awe and admiration, highlighting the system's efficiency, affordability, and overall positive impact on the city's image.
Their video ends with a preview of their next adventure, exploring the outskirts of Shanghai, leaving viewers wanting more.
JetLag Warriors were incredibly impressed by Shanghai's metro system, the world's largest. Their journey showcased the system's efficiency, cleanliness, and affordability. From People's Square, they navigated multiple lines and transfers with ease, noting the clear English signage and well-behaved passengers. The experience highlighted Shanghai's impressive infrastructure and provided a positive first impression of the city. Their adventure continues in the next video, exploring the outskirts of Shanghai.
JetLag Warriors explore Shanghai's massive metro system, praising its efficiency, cleanliness, and affordability. A surprisingly positive first impression of the city!
Shanghai Metro: Exploring the World's Largest Transit System
1:37 Purchasing tickets is straightforward and affordable, even for long journeys. The process is clearly marked in English, making it easy for tourists to navigate.
2:36 Security checks are standard procedure, similar to airports. Be prepared to have your bags scanned and potentially go through a metal detector.
5:05 The Shanghai Metro, like those in Tokyo and Seoul, prioritizes order and cleanliness. Quiet behavior and adherence to signage are expected.
5:51 Transferring between lines is efficient and well-signposted, even for first-time users. The signage is in both Chinese and English.
8:22 Exiting the metro in the outskirts is just as easy as in the city center. Follow the crowds to find the nearest exit and enjoy the surroundings.
1:37 Purchasing tickets is straightforward and affordable, even for long journeys. The process is clearly marked in English, making it easy for tourists to navigate.
2:36 Security checks are standard procedure, similar to airports. Be prepared to have your bags scanned and potentially go through a metal detector.
5:05 The Shanghai Metro, like those in Tokyo and Seoul, prioritizes order and cleanliness. Quiet behavior and adherence to signage are expected.
5:51 Transferring between lines is efficient and well-signposted, even for first-time users. The signage is in both Chinese and English.
8:22 Exiting the metro in the outskirts is just as easy as in the city center. Follow the crowds to find the nearest exit and enjoy the surroundings.
0:00 Toronto transit woes
0:45 People's Square
1:37 Buying tickets
2:36 Entering the metro
4:24 Transfer stations
5:05 Comparing to Tokyo & Seoul
5:51 Transfer to line 17
7:36 Reaching destination
8:22 Exiting the metro
00:00 Toronto's Crosstown LRT is $1 billion over budget, and 5 years late
1:10 400+ stations, 18 lines, tickets $1 each for 50km trip
3:14 Cameras everywhere underground (above ground too)
3:59 Everyone is well-behaved on the train
5:01 Shanghai metro is similar to Tokyo & Seoul
6:07 Massive transfer stations with 10 million riders per day
8:38 FINAL REVIEW: Very impressive
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