It is the last Friday before Christmas, or more commonly known in Yorkshire as "Mad Friday".
Usually, it's a night where people usually head to the hustle and bustle of bars and clubs to celebrate the festivities.
Sadly this year the celebrations are brought to a halt, as the bars remain closed because the city is remaining in the toughest Tier 3 restrictions for Christmas.
Mad Friday or Black Eye Friday is famed for it's tradition of rowdy revellers descending on the city and taking things a step too far.
The "night before Christmas" was originally dubbed "Black Friday" by the Police and NHS to refer to the day when emergency services activate contingency plans to cope with the increase in workload due to many people going out drinking on the last Friday before Christmas.
In 2013 the media began using "Mad Friday" or "Black Eye Friday" to avoid confusion over the American shopping event that was becoming popular in the UK.
Social media users have taken to Twitter to express their disappointment and reminisce over previous years Mad Friday celebrations.
#MadFriday has been trending on Twitter since this morning, with close to 1,700 Tweets.
Floyd Dylan posted: "For the very the first time Mad Friday in Yorkshire will be known as Mad-less Friday."
One person posted: "So it would have been good old #MadFriday The day you can't get to a bar for a drink , you see a scrap on majority of the streets, not knowing you're own name by 5pm, ohhh the joys what would have been today."
Another tweeted: "It’s Mad Friday and we can’t even go to the fucking pub. Consider me fuming."
Claudine Ingleby added: "No pubs open !!! Has to be the maddest Friday ever !!! #MadFriday."
Mitchem Walker tweeted: "The fact tomorrow is Mad Friday and I won’t be out embarrassing myself with all my mates is heart-breaking."
Another Twitter user posted: "Sad that tomorrow is Mad Friday and I won’t be spending it spewing by 8 o’clock outside the pub."
