Transport for London has announced that it will offer free travel on the Tube on New Year’s Eve.
That means that buses, Tubes, trams, the DLR, TfL Rail and London overground will cost nothing as people make their way from celebrations.
Travel will be free from 11.45pm on December 31 until 4.30am on January 1 after a sponsorship deal was struck with Kayak.co.uk
Top comments
xdaminis
8 Dec 1527#1
Same every year, shouldn't need a sponsor. Fares are high enough and should cover those few hours for free.
NoveltyCondomHed
8 Dec 158#4
I'm going to take advantage and ride the tube all night long - that'll teach em :man:
loiterer
9 Dec 153#12
Terrorism... What terrorism? Did you mean a potentially increased risk of extremist activity in the UK due to warmongering politicians too stupid to realise they are being sold another dodgy dossier by an even dodgier PM? Those Judaeo-Christian extremists who enjoy actually terrorising the millions of innocent ME citizens corralled into killing fields by historic geopolitical manipulation and divisive western foreign policy?
The small number of recently murdered people in Paris pales compared to the hundreds of thousands British Governments have played a major role in collaterally damaging.
We didn't stop using public transport or spending fun evenings out when the IRA were busily and regularly demolishing parts of Northern Ireland and mainland Britain. So why stop now?
superdealer
9 Dec 153#9
Last time I did London transport on New Years eve I got mugged in the queue for the station ...wouldnt go anywhere near there New year again. The amount of people trying to get onto transport is shocking and i also wouldnt trust it on New year with terroism atm. But heads up for reminding people.
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xdaminis
8 Dec 1527#1
Same every year, shouldn't need a sponsor. Fares are high enough and should cover those few hours for free.
Excalibur to xdaminis
8 Dec 151#3
I agree although you might have to wait as you can't hardly get on a bus if you need it after midnight as they are usually heaving which is bit like during rush hour(!)
leypb to xdaminis
9 Dec 15#10
Not a case of needing it not. If someone offered you free money with no catch would you take it?
charles w
8 Dec 153#2
I'm confident whinging Cockernees will find something to complain about.
NoveltyCondomHed
8 Dec 158#4
I'm going to take advantage and ride the tube all night long - that'll teach em :man:
Bolkyloren to NoveltyCondomHed
31 Dec 15#21
haha classic
ohdearohdear
8 Dec 152#5
Wouldn't go on any even if they paid me.
johnsmith1997 to ohdearohdear
9 Dec 15#13
Is ok if you don't mind drunk peeps spewing over you.:smile:
Avenger1324
8 Dec 15#6
don't let the unions hear this talk of tubes and night time, combined with holiday season - that will just make them want to call a strike :stuck_out_tongue:
2minutenoodles
9 Dec 152#7
No staff working will also mean no safety for passengers...
Penn0
9 Dec 15#8
Yep
superdealer
9 Dec 153#9
Last time I did London transport on New Years eve I got mugged in the queue for the station ...wouldnt go anywhere near there New year again. The amount of people trying to get onto transport is shocking and i also wouldnt trust it on New year with terroism atm. But heads up for reminding people.
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That means that buses, Tubes, trams, the DLR, TfL Rail and London overground will cost nothing as people make their way from celebrations.
Travel will be free from 11.45pm on December 31 until 4.30am on January 1 after a sponsorship deal was struck with Kayak.co.uk
Top comments
The small number of recently murdered people in Paris pales compared to the hundreds of thousands British Governments have played a major role in collaterally damaging.
We didn't stop using public transport or spending fun evenings out when the IRA were busily and regularly demolishing parts of Northern Ireland and mainland Britain. So why stop now?
All comments (23)