Fan Event - Star Wars Celebration Goes Canary Wharf

 

With Star Wars Celebration so close to one of the filming locations of Rogue One it's the perfect time to see where the magic was made. And to do it in costume!

Officially cleared with Transport for London, Star Wars Celebration Goes to Canary Wharf is a fan event where costumes are encouraged as you check out and take photos of Canary Wharf where Rogue One was filmed.

Whilst costumes are highly encouraged (especially the Imperial kind) TFL have requested strictly no blasters and no flash photography on the platform when trains are approaching.

Taking place on Saturday, April 9, all entry costs is the price of a tube ticket. The meet up begins at 18:00 and should last a little while as group photos are taken (and to allow people to make it after panels).

You can find out all the details at the event's Facebook page.

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