To ask if you have theatre tickets for a London theatre tomorrow night

[wineoclockthanks]

Are you still intending to go?

There is People's march tomorrow during the day and the vote is obviously due tomorrow. Our theatre is on The Strand so close to the 'action' and any potential trouble. We will have DS12 with us.

DH and I have differing opinions (don't want to prejudice the vote by saying which is mine).

What are/would you do please?

[JuniperBeer]

Yes would still go

[BramblyHedge]

You'll be fine. The Strand is the opposite direction from the route. Last time it was calming down by 5pm.

[wineoclockthanks]

The feeling is that whichever way the vote goes, some people are going to be very pissed off.

[Peony99]

I'd certainly go.

I've been round central London a lot during the various protests in recent months, and it's calm - if noisy- and you can get through on foot or by tube.

As long as you're not relying on busses, you'll be fine.

[scittlescatter]

I would go. I live in London and it's just part of life, nothing to worry about.

[MojoMoon]

The last people's march vote was extremely well behaved and hospitable.

However it will be a lot of people

Avoid Embankment and Charing cross stations, probably Temple as well. Would suggest wearing comfy shoes and going to chancery lane station and walking 15 mins through the back streets to avoid having to queue or get caught up in crowds heading home.

[MojoMoon]

And yes don't take the bus or drive or take a taxi! Foot and tube travel only.

[Arnoldthecat]

Just go,,but dont go to the bar unless you want to be bankrupt

[AnchorDownDeepBreath]

I'd go. You're far enough away, really.

[Igotthemheavyboobs]

I would go, what tickets do you have?

[NoHummus]

I would still go. Just plan your travel carefully as suggested above. You've presumably paid a lot for the tickets so don't miss out!

[Reallybadidea]

Goodness, it wouldn't even cross my mind not to go.

[SkaterGrrrrl]

I would go.

[AnneElliott]

Yes I would still go. I work in London so I've dealt with the protestors for the past 2 weeks!

Just be prepared to walk from the tube station in case the buses are not running.

[ToPlanZ]

Yes I'm going to the theatre in London tomorrow, I'm not wasting my train tickets there and back!

I was there when the Football Lads Association were marching and didn't have an issue in London at all. It was only on the train on the way back that there was a problem. They were so badly behaved a police escort sat with them the whole journey, but that was far more down to their intoxication than their political leanings.

[GabsAlot]

I would but maybe walk from covent garden station if its evening prob wont be anywhere near there by then

[RainyParis]

Of course! If you're coming into Waterloo just walk from there and you'll bypass the march route. Leave in good time but I'd have no other concerns. (I live in London btw)

[ChanklyBore]

I would go, and be quite excited to be there on a historic day.

[Amys136]

I’d go and follow any relevant transport accounts on Twitter so you can keep up to date with what’s running etc

[ChestnutTalisman]

I would still go

[Loveislandaddict]

I would go, partly because theatre tickets are sooo expensive.

[MrsMaiselsMuff]

You won't get any trouble from the People's Vote march. There will inevitably be problems with the counter protesters but they're so gormless that they'll just fight each other.

Have a lovely time.

[Cuddlysnowleopard]

I'd go. Wouldn't cross my mind not to.