No Trousers Tube Ride London

The No Trousers Tube Ride return to London's transport system this weekend for the first time since the pandemic hit in March 2020.

The Elizabeth Line, which opened last year, welcomed its first trouser-free passengers, with hundreds of people travelling in their underwear for the annual event, which began in New York two decades ago. - The Elizabeth Line, which opened last year, welcomed its first trouser-free passengers, with hundreds of people travelling in their underwear - The No Trousers Tube Ride, which started in New York 20 years ago, returned to London's transport system this weekend for the first time since the pandemic - with hundreds stripped down to their pants

The event saw commuters wearing brightly coloured budgie smugglers on the Tube to bring smiles to faces.

MyLondon spoke to Ivan Markovic about the return of the No Trousers Tube Ride today (January 8)

“People will often leave the after party still not wearing trousers and go home. The No Trousers Tube Ride have meeting points at larger train stations such as Victoria and Euston, where everyone comes together to take pictures to mark the occasion. They didn’t care, and the TfL guys, they don’t stop us, they don’t talk to us, they just go ‘oh, ok’. “I’m not even joking, we have trouble getting people to put their trousers back on. “The thing you want to achieve - and it can be difficult for anyone who’s not done it before - what you really want to achieve, and it’s beautiful when it happens. We don’t ask people to put them back on. He explained there are rules for attendees to follow, meaning no thongs or mankinis on display, saying the aim is to make people laugh, not offended. “They didn’t ask permission, they flaked the policemen and just started taking photos. This group of girls and one boy passed them and flanked the police. The infamous No Trousers Tube Ride returns to London this weekend for what could be the last ever appearance in the city. The purpose of the event is to make it as natural as possible, Ivan explained, as if you’ve “forgotten your trousers and run out the house”. It’ll also be the first time the No Trousers Tube Ride will take on the [Elizabeth line](https://www.mylondon.news/all-about/elizabeth-line), something he believed would be an exciting experience for those who’ve participated before.

In the first No Trousers Tube Ride in London since before the pandemic, hundreds of people will jump on the underground in their pants for no reason at all.

"So I think the philosophy is to create a scene. "So it's just purely an abstract concept. After the few years we've had, maybe the No Trousers Tube Ride is just the thing to lift the spirits of people on what is otherwise a regular, old Sunday. [depressing time of year](https://www.ladbible.com/news/news-blue-monday-isnt-just-one-day-a-year-and-heres-some-advice-to-help-20210118) and, as said, Londoners aren't exactly known for being the jolliest of folk. And they'll be doing so for no reason at all other than a bit of fun, as today (8 January) marks the first No Trousers Tube Ride since [avoiding eye contact at all costs](https://www.ladbible.com/news/weird-tube-passengers-made-to-stand-up-whilst-a-victoria-sponge-has-a-seat-20190115) while on the subway or else risk having - shock horror - a conversation.

The commute on the London Underground can be pretty hellish at times, especially at rush hour. But for a free-spirited group of individuals, ...

"So I think the philosophy is to create a scene. Let us know in the comments. "So it's just purely an abstract concept. [Underground ](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/travel/travel-news/inside-elizabeth-line--what-27050412)code of conduct, people across the city are expected to be baring their legs in the name of a laugh as part of the No Trousers Tube Ride. Speaking to London Live, Ivan Markovic, the founder of The Stiff Upper Lip Society said: “We're not raising money, we're not raising awareness – we're just creating a moment". The idea originally stemmed from New York, where people with a passion for pantlessness first came up with the idea of the No Pants Subway Ride in 2002.

People were seen taking the Underground wearing Tube-themed pants, using ticket machines bare-legged and riding the 'Liz Line' half suited and booted.

You could be solving world hunger/saving damsels in distress/promoting world peace with your time. Read a magazine or whatever you would normally do,” the event description said. “You can wear fun underwear if you like, but nothing that screams out, ‘I wore this because I’m doing a silly stunt’.

No Trousers Tube Ride returned to the London Underground for the first time since 2020 as commuters stripped to their pants.

Wear two pairs of underwear if it makes you feel more comfortable. Don’t wear a thong or anything else that might offend people." Read a magazine or whatever you would normally do,” The event first started as part of The [bare only their pants](https://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/18157163.pictures-show-londoners-pants-no-trousers-tube-ride-2020/) to mark the occasion organised by The Stiff Upper Lip Society. Londoners stripped down to their pants on Sunday (January 8) across the London Underground as part of the

Dozens of people stripped off in stations around London for the global "no trousers" event.

Organisers The Stiff Upper Lip Society said the aim of the event was "to make people laugh" and have "fun". People were encouraged by the organisers to wear fun underwear, but nothing "that might offend people". Trouser-less passengers took to the Tube as part of the annual

This strange act by Londoners will definitely surprise you. They are commemorating the annual No Trousers Tube Ride event by removing their pants.

As they begin the yearly No Trousers Tube Ride, Londoners are keeping it cool and casual by removing their pants while riding the subway Elizabeth Line trains. Their lack of trousers is the only unique aspect. They are commemorating the annual No Trousers Tube Ride event by removing their pants. According to Improv Everywhere the idea behind No Trousers Tube Ride is simple -- Random people without pants enter a train at different stops in the middle of winter. Continue reading to learn everything there is to know about the No Trousers Tube Ride 2023, which attracted thousands of Sunday travellers to go trouser-less as they take the tube ride on the Elizabeth Line, which opened last year only. See how Londoners are keeping it cool and casual by removing their pants while riding the subway Elizabeth Line trains in London.