Getting Around Shanghai
Travelers arriving from international destinations will land at Pudong International Airport. Pudong (airport code: PVG) is approximately 45 minutes from the city center (downtown Puxi). The Maglev train currently connects the airport to Shanghai’s subway system but if you are not staying in Pudong, it is faster and wiser to take a taxi.
Note: Be sure to use the proper (official) taxi line for lifts into the city, the taxi touts that approach you in the airport charge higher rates. Just wave them away with a bu yao, pronounced “boo yao” (don’t need/want) and continue out the door to the taxi line.
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Getting To and Getting Around Shanghai - China Travel - About.comShanghai travel guide - Wikitravel
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