PremiereHub's guide to going to premieres

Do's

Bring comfortable clothes

There's nothing worse than standing in a queue for 4 hours wearing uncomfortable clothes. Wear comfy shoes and bring a waterproof jacket. Umbrella's are awkward to hold up espically when the crowd see's a celebrity and you manage to poke someone in the eye with it. Wrap up warm with layers, once the crowds start pouring in you will get squashed and warmed up, so wear stuff thats easy to take off.

Bring a small bag

Big bags will get in other peoples way and they will lean on your bag and press it into you. If it's already heavy, this will really hurt. Keep it light, and only bring what you need. If you manage to get at the front, then you can put your bag on the floor between your legs as you rest on the railings, but be warned, it will get dirty and might get kicked about

Bring friends

There's nothing worse than being at a premiere and needing to go to the toilet or get some food when there's no one to save your space. Leicester square has fast food resturants and toilets all around it, so take turns so save spaces.

Bring a camera and pen & paper

If you're at the front, chances are you will get an autograph from someone or a great close-up photograph. That said, be considerate. Also, if you snap some good pics of celebs, you can share them on your PremiereHub profile.

Go early

Though it depends on the premiere, a general rule of thumb is if you want a good place, get there early. Around early lunchtime is a good time for big premieres, and afternoon for smaller ones. For the really big premieres such as Harry Potter and Star Wars, we suggest getting there for 9am or earlier. Most premieres start around 6-7pm, so don't hold your breath for a good place if you arrive after 4pm.

Don't

Block peoples way

Premieres are usually friendly events, no one likes a really tall person squeezing his way through and blocking people who have been waiting for hours. Be curtious.

After the premiere you can take the posters down from the railings to keep as a souvenir. Remember to bring cable cutters! Image copyright to Celepixs