Postscript: Don’t Visit London for New Year’s

This year’s event was a comprehensive disappointment of dangerous management and tasteless theatrics.

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Queen Elizabeth Tower, commonly known as Big Ben, is seen as as fireworks erupt from the London Eye on January 01, 2024. Leon Neal/Getty Images

As one of the world’s great cities, it’s only appropriate that London — grand capital of the United Kingdom — would put on a world-class show to mark the passing of the New Year. That’s the promise of London’s famed New Year’s firework show — a promise that draws visitors from across the globe — but this year’s event was a comprehensive disappointment, of dangerous management and tasteless theatrics.

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