My Merseyrail Adventure

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While holidaying in Liverpool UK I decided to take a journey on the Merseyrail being a train enthusiast. The Merseyrail is equivalent to the Tyne and Wear Metro and London Underground networks.It has 3 lines also. I started at Liverpool Lime-street journeyed to Aintree, Southport, Moorfields and Liverpool Central station, all on the Merseyrail Network. Trains run regularly from 5-15 minutes. This was my first time using this and my adventure went rather well and would use it again when i'm next down Liverpool. I hope you enjoy the video.

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7 ноя 2016

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@ositomaron 7 лет назад

Great video Geordie Trainspotter. I was on the Merseyrail electric from Waterloo to Moorfields last week. The Merseyrail Electrics is slightly different from the London Underground and Tyne and Wear Metro in that it is part of the national rail network. The class 507s and 508s used on the network are former BR trains and were BR blue and grey when they were brand new in the 1978 and 1980, respectively. The class 508s started their first few years on suburban services out of London Waterloo before their current duties in Merseyside.

@video47 6 лет назад

I like Merseyrail, it's always nice to see someone else's take on it! You've just got yourself another subscriber!

@johnrobson8672 7 лет назад

Nice video James, although I have travelled on the London Underground also Tyne and Wear Metro it's the first time I have seen Merseyrail in action. Thanks.

@neilcrawford8303 4 года назад

All change now in 2020. Class 777s are being delivered, though it will be a while before they enter service. You got videod 508110 at Aintree station. It ran its final journey this week (w/e 16th Aug) and is off to Sims scrapyard in Newport on Sunday August 16th.

@neilcrawford8303 3 года назад

@@James-si1wr I think the Stadler replacement stock for the Metro is going to be look similar to the 777s on Merseyrail.