Free DLR goody bag

greasythug

Email DLR's PR manager David Sanders asking nicely.

http://londonist.com/2008/03/hands_up_if_you.php

I got three watches, two bags of jelly beans, two magnetic white boards, two card trains and some information booklets.

MrsFroogle

Sounds Brill. Great find.

Jacqui182Fan

Reply:

Please note I am out of the office until Monday 21 April.

For DLR operational media enquiries please contact Manjeet Turner on xxxxxx.

For corporate and construction media enquiries please contact the TfL press office on xxxxxx.

For any other enquiries contact Simon Dobson on xxxxxx.

Many thanks
David
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Thanks OP

welshdeedee

This looks promising thanks OP!!

Great find!!

mollycookie

Sounds great, hope we all get them. Thanks op :beer:

computerdutch

Thanks I hope it arrives. great find.

Wolverine

I wonder if you have to live in London...

greasythug

you don't have to live in london i live hundreds of miles away from the capital and i got one

gemmas5677

Thanks for this fingers crossed! :money:

Secondhand_Rose_2

Nice find! Hope we all get one!

indelacio

[EMAIL="David.Sanders@dlr.tfl.gov.uk"]David.Sanders@dlr.tfl.gov.uk[/EMAIL].



Who doesn't love the DLR? OK, missing a train by the smallest of margins then having to wait 10 minutes on a windswept platform on a Sunday night for the next one is no fun whatsoever, and one Londonist writer had a rather hair-raising experience last year, but the dinky driverless light rail system which serves the Isle of Dogs and beyond is a wonderful thing. Even the station names are evocative - West India Quay, Island Gardens (which, as a friend pointed out recently, sounds rather like another name for paradise), Gallions Reach, and, er, Mudchute. It's in the process of having its capacity increased, too, with shiny new trains on the horizon; good news, as the commuter run into Canary Wharf can be equally as brutally packed as anything served up on the Northern line of a morning. So we were delighted to see, in our favourite Facebook group, People who like to sit at the front of the DLR and pretend they're driving, a wall post from the DLR's PR manager David Sanders offering a free DLR goody bag to anyone who emailed him asking nicely. We duly sent off and our goody bag of wonders arrived a few days later (see picture). The DLR watches are particularly cheery, and the cardboard DLR train packaging for the jelly beans was cute, ingenious and brilliantly frivolous. (There was also a DLR pen included which we forgot to put in the photo, but rest assured, it's very classy.)
Now David has kindly agreed to send out more DLR goody bags to Londonist readers who are quick off the mark and email him at [EMAIL="David.Sanders@dlr.tfl.gov.uk"]David.Sanders[at]dlr.tfl.gov.uk[/EMAIL]. Fellow wannabe DLR drivers, what are you waiting for? Get emailing!