For the last few weeks, street art icon Banksy’s theme-park parody Dismaland has lured thousands from across the world to the small English seaside town of Weston-super-mare . But now you don’t need to travel so far west to get a slice of the Dismaland experience.

More than 300 posters by guerrilla artists featured at Dismaland have appeared across the capital’s train carriages and bus stops to mark the first day of the DSEI Arms Fair at the ExCel Centre in London Docklands.

This includes bus stop posters by Jonathan Barnbrook, best known for his controversial cover art for David Bowie’s recent Next Day album.

A group called ‘Special Patrols Group‘ have been using their own ‘Ad Space Hack Packs’ to open the poster casings and switch out adverts for their parody posters.

via Creative Bloq