Piccadilly Circus — Local services in London

Hello. This is to the men who sheepishly mistreated me at 6.24-7.00am at picadilly station. This includes: managers, staff and even the CEO himself.

I've never in my entire life review anything, however the racism and xenophobia that I experienced at this station brough tears to my eyes. They laughed in my face and multiple staff mamebera from the customer service team laughed in the background whilst I explained the reason for my cards not working and my oyster being unable to work.

I will seek after these employees with extreme prejudice or I'll have to believe that TFL accept and silently condones this behaviour.

TFL team, I'll be in contact you. Should this mattest I'll be forced to capitalise on my free time and very much expendable income to create a controversial expose unlike any other.

I believe you now know racism lives within your organization, now let's see if you know that one of your investors have been racially descrimnated against.

I have taken picture of the staff who were abusive I expect their immediate dismal.

--I've wrote this tp you publicly and privately to illustrate my genuine disgust.

Behave...

I wouldn't really call Piccadilly Circus an "attraction" -- it's more of a central square / location in London, surrounded by many stores, restaurants and attractions. It is, however, one of the things you need to check off your list in London -- you can't visit London and not see Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square (although the latter is much more interesting to visit). It does have a nice giant electronic billboard (somewhat reminiscent of Times Square in New York, albeit not quite as grandiose), which is interesting to see. How you see it is important as well -- the first time we passed by there, it was pouring rain, and we weren't very impressed, just trying to keep dry. The next time, it was nice and sunny, and the experience was much better. But then again, this goes for just about any outdoor attraction you visit...

An happening place in London. Nice and happening place. It's like Times square of London...😉 Piccadilly Circus is a busy square in the heart of London. It is famous for the fountain that was installed here at the end of the nineteenth century and for the neon advertising that turned the square into a miniature version of Times Square Shopping, restaurants, pub's, casino all around this place. Well connected by underground as well by public buses. London theaters are world famous and if you love theater it is a place to go. Amazing environment all around. Street musicians and performers are around. You can spend time with friends and family. The huge screen showing constant advertisement 24/7 is totally worth a visit. You will also have a lot of street artists, tourists and of course a lot of traffic. Children's...