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It’s only when you’re waiting on an empty platform at 2am, post-night out that you realise how eerie the Underground is. Parts of the network have existed for more than 160-years and have survived two world wars, so you bet it has plenty of ghost stories to tell. For Halloween this year, the London Transport Museum will take brave souls beneath Clapham South station. You’ll venture down to its dark deep-level shelter, navigating its deserted tunnels, exploring its dimly-lit passageways and listening to tales of its wartime past and true staff accounts of uncanny experiences from across the tube network. There’ll be lighting and immersive sound effects providing extra spooks. Tickets go on sale on September 23.Â
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