10 ways the Night Tube will improve your weekend
It's finally here
3 Your friends will finally be up for joining you at parties on the other side of the city
The less open-minded Londoner gets a bit territorial when it comes to going out. If those tribalists are among your friends then you’ll know how hard it is to get those living south of the river to head north and vice versa. We don’t blame you for getting frustrated at your non-adventurous buds but now the Night Tube’s open, they have no excuse not to dart around the city like a game of rave Monopoly.
4 You'll no longer say "I've gotta get the last train home"
How many times have you had to cut a night short because you've got to jump on the Tube before the station shutters go down for the night? It's a deflating, pride-sucking moment that often ends up with your mates calling you boring and going on about how good the rest of the night was for weeks. Nice of them to offer to put you up for the night, eh? Now, you'll be a bore no more: you can finally stick two fingers up at the 12.28am Victoria Line service from Brixton to Finsbury Park you've rushed to catch so much in the past.
