Visit the Necropolis at Waterloo station

[Railwaygun]

https://uk-offers.timeout.com/deals/entertainment-necropolis?cid=TOL~OF~1400604860~entertainment-necropolis~~Title~2015-05-04

Step back in time at this dead good pop-up that's rising from the depths of Waterloo Station for three days only from May 22 - 24.
Travel below the commuter hub and discover the forgotten tunnels that host this killer of a show. The part-live theatre, part historical tour of the rumoured remains of the notorious Necropolis Railway Station is a must see for any curious thrill seeker.
Tickets to the unique immersive experience are now just £10.50 so, what are you waiting for? Death waits for no one so book yours now!

[Bealman]

I'm not going to be in that neck of the woods, but it looks pretty good and pretty touristy. Railway minded Aussies should love it.

Sorta like the Bizzarre Bath tour?

[Agrippa]

That photo gave me the willies, it was like a scene  from the Aussie
horror film "The Tunnel" which I watched last night......

[Newportnobby]

I like the way they call it 'a killer of a show'
Mind you, £10.50 for a 20 minute show is scary in itself!

[port perran]

There's an excellent novel by Andrew Martin about the Necropolis Railway.
Well worth a read.

[Malc]

Might be an interesting show, but as the NR station was completely demolished when they expanded Waterloo  in the 1900s, I wonder what they are showing?

[Agrippa]

I'm sure they'll manage to  dig something up..............

[Oldun]

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Necropolis+Railway&rlz=2T4GGHP_enGB0537GB0537&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=NFlHVb3lHKvB7Aby5ICACQ&ved=0CC0QsAQ&biw=1920&bih=929

Roger

[railsquid]

Sensitive souls will not want to read this grisly Grauniad article detailing burial-related issues in Dickensian London.

[Trainfish]

Same weekend as the play-off finals which the mighty Swindon Town may be involved in. Only trouble is we won't know until May 11th and tickets have to be bought by the 8th