Where do you actually get a reliable hall map?

For exact daily hours and hall layouts, the organiser’s own current materials are the source worth using directly, rather than a secondhand version that may not reflect your specific session.

Daily hours: check the current source

Exact daily opening and closing times are worth confirming directly through the organiser’s current session materials rather than relying on a figure repeated from a previous session or a secondary source — hours can vary by session and by specific event within the complex.

Getting an accurate hall map

The organiser provides maps through its own official channels, and information points within the complex itself carry current physical copies. This matters more than it might seem: exhibition sections can shift between sessions, so a hall map saved from a previous visit or copied from an old blog post isn’t a safe substitute for the current one.

Plan your route once you have the current map

Navigating the complex starts with confirming your specific halls on the current map, not assuming last session’s layout still applies — a small check that avoids a frustrating start to your day.

What’s next

Confirm your session’s phase dates if you haven’t already, then check the organiser’s current materials for daily hours and the hall map once you’re closer to your travel dates.