Ventil

I got a seat after waiting 2 minutes for a bus to turn up.
Chiswick to Piccadilly circus took 35 minutes and then a quick hop up on the Piccadilly line to Kings Cross.
Was in work earlier than usual (although I did leave earlier as well....).

Not too painful, although the journey home is going to be another matter altogether.

BTW if you do find yourself on a bus and the downstairs is really crowded it because most of the f**king idiots haven't bothered looking upstairs for spare seats.

retired_linton_justin

i spy with my little eye something beginning with a Pickles post....

retired_adrianr

I walked from Kings Cross to the City because the queue to get into the tube or a bus were insane.

Ventil

There were so many people milling around looking lost at the station.

The community support bods were next to useless as they stood around chatting.

retired_mauilisa

If I was in this situation I'd avoid the journey home like the plague and sit in a bar/shop until 8ish and avoid all the craziness

retired_kaila4337

I had to walk from Marylebone to Oxford Street

retired_dots7337

North>South

Ventil

My brother did that last night, what happens is that loads of others think the same and the number of buses reduces and so you're still in the same position.

Ventil

I had to walk from Marylebone to Oxford Street </BLOCKQUOTE>

That's not too bad at all.
A quick jaunt down Marylebone High Street.

retired_jenc110

Arriving into London at rush hour for a gig tonight. Gonna brave the walk, it doesn't look too far, I'm sure I'll only get mugged about once every 300 metres.