A warning has gone out to revellers to ensure they treat Douglas Promenade with respect this TT.
It’s the busiest weekend of the TT fortnight with thousands of people expected to visit the capital to take advantage of the funfair and the beer tent.
Police say they will be working closely with the licensing trade to ensure incidents are kept to a minimum.
Inspector Mark Britton has this message for visitors and locals:
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