No Ticket? Head to Hyde Park

Hyde Park is becoming one of my favorite places to watch the Games. The free live site is open to the public all day and into the night featuring three giant screens showing live events. The first time we visited Hyde Park, it was fairly empty. As the weather gets nicer and the competitions become more and more exciting, the park is filling up. In addition to watching all the events, Hyde Park is a great spot to meet other fans visiting London for the Olympics. Fans are really friendly and eager to interact and hear about what we are doing in London as GW students. The best part about watching the Games in the park is the excitement and reaction to big wins. The crowd obviously goes wild for any Team GB success!

Posted by olympian on August 3, 2012 | Filed under: Olympics.

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