NYC Subway Tips, Tricks, and SECRETS !

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The NYC Subway is the one thing just about ALL New Yorker's have in common. In this travel video, i'm going to teach you some tips, tricks, and secrets behind one of the world's most iconic subways, from a local. We'll cover everything from how to access the Abandoned City Hall Station to hacking your MTA Metro Card and a lot more.. We'll even dive into some fun facts and history about the New York City Subway that you probably had no idea about. Make sure to leave me a comment, and subscribe for more adventures from NYC and beyond !!
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@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

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@asherrubinford21 5 лет назад

Hi John! Is the $22.30 and $27.25 tip still relevant? We're flying into the U.S. next month (Jan '19) and have decided to spend our first weekend in NYC. We're on a tight budget so every dollar counts. Also, thanks for your videos! We've legit planned our entire NY weekend around your advice. Looking forward to trying your $1 pizza places 😉

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Yes, should still be relevant !! Thanks for watching.

@shawnwright1323 5 лет назад

Yes

@kemdvornik7805 5 лет назад

Would like to add links to some of your videos

@rodolfomatias18 5 лет назад

Here Be Barr Oioioioi

@bd3825 5 лет назад

I like the way you present your videos. No stupid gimmicks or crazy music. Just a plain looking dude going yap yap about NY. Really good.

@1mfilms 4 года назад

"plain looking dude"... lol

@patleonardo1889 3 года назад

Only thing is he can pronounce then named stations

@sb-di3of Год назад

@@1mfilms he right tho

@jokerinthebronx 5 лет назад

The conductors used to force you off at Brooklyn Bridge. Sometimes it's best to pretend you're sleeping until the trains move.

@dianad.5312 5 лет назад

If you have money left on an expired Metrocard don't throw away the card, if the expiration date is less than 1 year old you can ask the clerk in the booth to transfer the fare to a new card. If the expiration date is more than one year old, ask the clerk for the pre-paid envelope and form to mail the card to MTA and they will send you a new card with the fare on it.

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

:) Good stuff !

@AnthonyCarrera 5 лет назад

Had no idea that was possible, thank you!

@sealand000 5 лет назад

Or stick it into the machine, and it will spit a new card out. You don't even have to refill the card.

@dan5979 5 лет назад

You didn't even begin to scratch the surface of hidden stuff down in the subway. I've been working there for over 7 years and i'm still discovering hidden rooms and areas in the subway's & tunnels.

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Please share

@dan5979 5 лет назад

@@HereBeBarr John, there's so many rooms in between stations that I've seen open with old old equipment from the begining era of the subways. Also a lot of stations have walls built over old exits/entrances ( Central park west on the A & C line) Sometimes the maintainers will leave a door open and you can see old areas with old station booths and old advertisements. There's also a lot of closed unbuilt areas where there was supposed to be subway service planned.

@dprite1 5 лет назад

When I lived in New York City in the 1980s, the 28th St. 456 train station was closed. We used to climb down on the track and walk up to the subway tunnel and explore the closed station. It was a little bit sketchy, but never had any problems. I also remember being at a local stations and walking to the next station which was an express train, it actually Saved time.

@MK-hh1vo 4 года назад

What happens if the train goes to City Hall then goes out of service? How do you get back?

@patricewhite175 4 года назад

Ooh Do tell!!!

@jsiolkowski 5 лет назад

At 6:46 you can see a rat in the bottom left corner lol

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Damn great eyes 👀

@perspicaciouscritic 5 лет назад

@ Jan Siolkowski (who pointed out, "At 6:46 you can see a rat in the bottom left corner"): It's a mouse but, dude, you're on point with your peripheral.

@dac54513 5 лет назад

100% a rat. Mice in the subway are super tiny, so they can squeeze in little spaces and avoid the rats@@perspicaciouscritic

@galafuze 5 лет назад

We can only imagine how many there are so as to show up in a random video. Yuck.

@bd3825 5 лет назад

That's not a rat. That's a NY subway resident. Lol

@axjmd 5 лет назад

IMO I thing the coolest ride is on any of the Manhattan bridge trains at night and look out on the left side of the train for a spectacular view of the lit skyline of lower Manhattan.

@TheSiobhan12 4 года назад

joseph dunn I would agree, it’s pretty gorgeous

@leejesson9982 3 года назад

나 집에가고 싶어요

@kasko909 2 года назад

whats the name of the trains ?

@xavierperez4160 2 года назад

@@kasko909 the B or Q

@kasko909 2 года назад

@@xavierperez4160 thank you

@lvalledor3440 5 лет назад

In case some don't know majority of the "subway scenes" that you'd see in TV or Movies were filmed in an unused subway station in Toronto, Canada in Downtown Toronto. Even a NYC subway scene would be filmed there. It's called Bay Lower Station. It was used however for only 6 months in 1966 & discontinued due to confusion when transferring to another subway route if I'm not mistaken. Now it's used for filming. So next time you see a "subway scene" on film, you'll know it's most likely in Toronto 😉

@1mfilms 4 года назад

When I travel around Japan and Korea, I love taking the subway. Seeing all the stations, trains, and people. Hearing the announcements. Watching the views from outside the window. New York seems to be the only American city that has a subway system that can rival Asian metropolises. That is why I want to visit NYC someday.

@peskypigeonx 3 года назад

Rival, but definitely not win. I know that since I live in NY and... yeah it’s ok but can’t compare to Asian systems

@Trevor-Watlington Год назад

@@peskypigeonx complete agreement there. It works but definitely not as nice

@alexd9028 5 лет назад

My favorite subway trick is not paying and going thru the emergency exit.

@raj-mp7rp 5 лет назад

hopping the turnstile in the summer lmfao

@YoDaddyBlack 5 лет назад

That’s a crime now.

@antoniohussey8936 5 лет назад

Facts, he needed some help with this vid

@alexd9028 5 лет назад

@@YoDaddyBlack Arrest me then.

@johnkosciusko4045 5 лет назад

Thief

@lonniechildress6661 4 года назад

I have visited NYC 3 times in the past 5 years, after a lifetime of thinking that I would never want to go. My sons talked me into it the first time 5 yrs ago for their birthday. I absolutely love visiting NYC. Your content has become a go to staple for me when I am there. Thank you. I actually enjoy the subway when I visit. So different from our way of life in middle America. Thanks for your content. The more about the nostalgia of the subway, the better. Would love to do the nostalgia rides you referenced.

@Kevin-1969 Год назад

Johns videos on the Subway saved me a fortune, I watched them made notes, printed of a copy of the E Line map, caught the Air Train to Jamacia, then got my metro card, loaded it with $11.00 of I went, followed the sign to the E train, I was in Manhattan 42nd street in quick time. Taxi was around $90 what a saving. I used the subway to do everything, one stop down town to 34 Penn street you aren’t the Edge, look back down the street you see Madison Square Garden stay to the left you hit MACYS, look across the street you are at the Empire State Building. Back on the Subway at 34 Penn to 5th Avenue 53rd your at St Patrick’s Cathederal. The key to the subway for me was is it up town or down town. Johns videos were my bible in New York, Thank you John.

@mirandaheath5511 5 лет назад

I’ve been watching your videos all day. We are planning out our New York trip for New Years! I can’t wait to see some upcoming winter ones! Thanks so much for all the tips and advice. It is greatly appreciated!!

@TheSilentWhales 5 лет назад

Great video. I love the subway despite everything that's wrong with it and it's a long list. To me it's a tourist attraction in itself although I've been on it a gazillion times.

@manohman1607 4 года назад

Great advise and tips. My girlfriend and I visited and got 1 metro pass and loaded it with enough cash for a couple of round trips. It was less expensive the getting 2 unlimited passes. The NYC Subway system is very efficient and your tip about standing at the stripped bar and asking the conductor really helped. New York is a friendly place. Thanks for the good video.

@martyjewell5683 5 лет назад

Very cute and interesting. I haven't lived in NYC for almost 30 years but did grow up in Brooklyn in the 1950's/60's. The old train you show used to be used on the F train (IND) line when I was young. Those funny looking handles between the cars were how the conductor opened/closed the train doors. He (no she's back then) stood on a little step, while stopped in the station and held each handle, one controlled doors in the front cars, the other the rear car doors. In the later 1960's these train cars were still used on the Culver Line Shuttle which ran from 9th ave (west end line of BMT) with platform one level below the B train and ran up to McDonald Ave or Ditmas where it connected to the F train, IF I recall correctly. Also these wicker seated trains had bare screw in incandescent bulbs. The threads were reverse of standard light bulbs to avoid theft. Subway tokens in the 1950's were about the size of a dime with little Y's cut in them and cost 15 cents. You mention sucking tokens out of blocked slots, we did similar things with pay phones. The coin slot was open on the bottom and we'd stuff wet tissue up the slot so coins wouldn't drop down. Every few days we'd pull the dried tissue out and sometimes get as much as 80 or 90 cents. That was a lotta dough to a 10 year old. FYI, BMT stood for Brooklyn Manhattan Transit, IND was Independent Subway System and the IRT was Interboro Rapid Transit. Nice video. Thanks for lettin' an old Brooklynite reminisce.

@martyjewell5683 5 лет назад

@Onix Navarro, didn't know that. I spent most all my time in Bush Terminal, Park Slope, Bay Ridge, Dyker Hgts, Bensonhurst and Coney. Never rode the C train. In the 50's some train cars had the conductors "control" panel in the middle of the car on the side wall. Those cars also had wicker seats, bare light bulbs, porcelain hand holds and ceiling fans without covers, very dangerous.

@martyjewell5683 5 лет назад

@Onix Navarro, in the late 1950's we (the gang) used to go fishing in Prospect Park lake. A&S used to stock the lake every summer and have a fishing contest. Those exposed ceiling fans ate more than one fishing pole as I recall. But you're probably right, I don't remember ever reading in the Daily News, Mirror or Journal American of any tragedies from the ceiling fans.

@robertbates2747 4 года назад

I’m 1 year away from my very first visit and your videos have done a lot to bring me up to speed on what to expect !....thanks man !

@paniHelena 4 года назад

Dear John, I love your videos! I'm from Eastern Europe, I've spent most of my life behind the Iron Curtain and have always dreamed of visiting NYC. This summer my dream will finally come true and I will use all your kind advice. Thank you very much!

@iris_sagitta 2 года назад

i hope you enjoyed your trip (if you got to go) :) i'm also from eastern europe and now living in nyc !

@paulclarke4240 5 лет назад

Absolutely love your videos and this one especially. I LOVE the NYC subway system. I was there in September 18 and saw City Hall and buzzed like an 8 year old at Christmas. I had heard about, planned it out and when the doors closed at Brooklyn Bridge / City Hall the adrenaline went into over drive. I know you'd be unlucky to get told to get off but when the train moved and finally went through the station... What a buzz.

@vincentm614 5 лет назад

Im 64 and remember those nostalgia trains when they were in service mostly on the 8th and 6th ave lines. They as you said go back to the 1930s and were part of the Independent or IND lines which today are the A, B, C, D, E , and G lines. These lines were always owned by the city and are not as old as the other two divisions. The Brooklyn Manhattan Transit are the J, L , M, N , Q and R lines were privately owned as were the numbered lines which are the IRT or Interboro Rapid Transit which are the 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5, 6, 7 and 42nd street Shuttle. The IRT are the oldest since 1904 or 07 I believe. The lettered lines have wider and longer cars and cant operate along the numbered lines tunnel. But there is one station where a lettered and numbered line stop on the same platform. This is Queens Plaza where the number 7 train makes a connection with the N train and here youd be able to observe the diffrence in car sizes. Thanks for posting!

@antanasmcmullen8868 5 лет назад

I ride right past the dekalb ave art every day for school, it's my favorite thing and I always try to watch all of it when I'm paying attention

@LookWhosBlogging 5 лет назад

Can't wait for this! We love trains! Especially crowded ones!!

@albertoalbertoni9529 5 лет назад

Thanks Jon, this video was a very fascinating journey, you are never banal!

@raivenneny 3 года назад

Being a native, I heard your voice & right away knew you weren't. But that's irrelevant. You're showing love where most people trash talk it. Streets are prounounced DEE-kalb & SKIM-a-horn. Thank you for the positivity 👍

@patleonardo1889 3 года назад

Correct...

@Punny.P 4 года назад

I watched this video more than 3 times. And I’m ready to travel NYC now.. Yeahh 😁 🎁🎄☃️✨

@KewhoMin 5 лет назад

Great video! Information like this is incredibly useful. Thanks for sharing!

@markstefanwiszowaty2466 4 года назад

New viewer here from the UK - I'm a fan of railways in general, and transit systems in particular. I've visited NYC seven times over the years, although the last was in 2011, and the Subway was a lure for me as much as the city itself, which is fascinating to me: a unique destination! Whilst I did know most of these facts anyway, I'd just like to say you've presented them in an entertaining and likeable way, so I'll keep watching for more snippets... may you flourish, Sir!

@Alrucards 5 лет назад

Here's a thought some of the lines the MTA uses predates the subway itself. Dyre ave line (5) was part of the N.Y. Boston railway and the the Far Rockaway line (A) was the old train line for the LIRR the peninsula.

@prettynell3107 5 лет назад

Love your adventures ... I never knew a couple of things you stated great job will subscribe and follow more of your adventures..GOOD LOOK...MYA GOING YOUR WAY.

@TheMacGuy2 5 лет назад

Subway secrets is interesting, curious and amusing. Thank you for producing this video!

@davidfrischknecht8261 5 лет назад

The station from MJ's "Bad" music video was also used in Weird Al's parody of the song, "Fat".

@missyinacage 5 лет назад

The Mass Transiscope is the former Myrtle Ave train station where a connection was available to the since abandoned Myrtle Ave line through downtown Brookk Brooklynyn

@WillyBernardo 5 лет назад

Been watching tones of your videos in preparation for my first NYC visit, thanks they have been very helpful.

@stormybored17 2 года назад

have live in nj and work in NYC for 20+ years, moved to LA county 😎. I ❤️ watching your videos about NY and the other boroughs . Miss my NYC life, but not the winter blizzards 😁

@Electrooboo 5 лет назад

im a nyc local and i still leave learning about hidden gems in my city

@FoodandFootprints 5 лет назад

Always heard about and seen videos and photos of the hidden City Hall station. Definitely want to check it out. There’s also some abandoned former stations you can see, like the 91 St station on the 1 train

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

I've never heard of that one !

@FoodandFootprints 5 лет назад

Here Be Barr Keep an eye out next time you ride the 1/2/3 between 86 & 96 St

@MarshallSteeves 5 лет назад

This article has some good info! untappedcities.com/2013/12/18/the-abandoned-91st-street-subway-station-on-the-1-line-in-nyc/

@Alrucards 5 лет назад

Also worth st., 42 st lower level, bergen st lower level, 9th ave lower level, Jerome ave and Sedgwick ave stations( Visible from yankee stadium if know where to look) and what used to be the 8 train through 3rd ave in the bronx.

@FoodandFootprints 5 лет назад

Alrucards Was actually up in The Bronx over the weekend on 3rd Ave imagining how it must have been when the El was running. There are some great videos of it on RU-vid from back in the 50’s

@mfrenchcazenovia Год назад

I went to Pratt Institute in Brooklyn in 1977. We still used tokens then. I loved the sound of the tokens being pushed into the slot under the window at the token booth. It always made me feel so rich! And finding rando tokens in the dryer when I did my laundry was a bonus.

@abelaguila8838 Год назад

I used the subway while I was in New York thanks to you my guy, you help me and my family getting around Manhattan,Brooklyn and Queens without break the bank with Uber or taxi expensive rides

@Cecebear22 3 года назад

About to relocate to NYC soon. I find your videos very informative and interesting. Great videos. I gotta learn how to use the NYC subway.

@TheDragonflyCottage 5 лет назад

Love this video, Jon! You always give such great, interesting, and useful information. Not to mention FUN. Love that city and your videos.

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Much appreciated

@davidk3729 4 года назад

Was there in September. Weather was glorious . Returning home to UK gave our 7 day Metrocards with three days credit left (and a tip) to wheelchair pusher at JFK which was well received.Your advice served us well especially the zip code tip at the Metro machine. Stayed in Brooklyn and used subway every day including the air train on last day. Found the food hall at Grand Central excellent for good lunch at good prices. Eat just before mid day before the crowds arrive.

@shrutibakshi2857 4 года назад

I wasn't paying attention to your videos in the feeds but i have to tell you i am really liking them! My genuine NYC guide😀

@m.j.d.o 4 года назад

Your videos are truly informative! I took notes from some of your NYC posts as I’m planning a trip to NYC around September or October... Are those good months to visit ?

@rogers6168 5 лет назад

Great video! Love reading all the comments from other users & admirers of the nyc subway system!

@raylew311 5 лет назад

Love all your nyc videos and this one is especially helpful and interesting! Thank you!

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Thanks !!

@Ivanoovietsj72 2 года назад

Awesome video again, your vids are very interesting and helpfull while preparing my 1th trip to NYC. Thanks a lot, keep up the good work!

@julian7383 2 года назад

I’ve always loved the mosaic in the station near Citigroup Center.

@MinnesoTristan 5 лет назад

This video is my own personal brand of nerdy, and I loved every minute of it.

@bonoki3870 4 года назад

i have known bout B/Q art-ride from DeKlab for years.... thank you for including it on your list. what would really be impressive (& maybe time consuming) is a subway hack that tells you what subway car & door to stand in that either gets you out the station fast or transfer between lines on different levels...

@lifeoutsidecomfortzone Год назад

Your videos are single-handedly preparing me more to live in NYC than any other resource-including my family that lives in NYC! 😂👌🏼

@bgaviator 4 года назад

Great video man, thanks!

@LadyStacyDragon 3 года назад

This was so helpful thanks!

@plebb.1238 5 лет назад

I love these tips and tricks even though I live in NY

@natedawg1234ify 5 лет назад

New subscriber from Australia...heading to NYC in Feb 2020...love the videos have already added a few tops, tricks and eats to my list. Any winter ideas?

@colletteelainestevenson1807 4 года назад

Very informative Information. Thank you.

@Beautifullycalm2 5 лет назад

Thank you for your help, I am going to NYC this year in June, never been there so I am doing my homework before going there.

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Hope you enjoy it !

@vinny57ish 4 года назад

Great video Jon. I enjoyed the train rides on the N.Y.C. subway. It was very interesting especially the classic holiday train stuff. Hope you enjoy that train ride this December. Ciao

@jbass_1993 5 лет назад

I came across a nostalgia train last winter. It was awesome

@elliottbaleizao9858 5 лет назад

I just saw this on my feed. I enjoyed it alot now I subbed. Gr8 vid man

@tinahindi 5 лет назад

watched! My family and I will be there the 2nd week of December and I didn't even know about this nostalgia train, I hope to be able to ride it. This was really cool video.

@berniekemble8055 4 года назад

Cheers for your videos, very informative. How do buses compare to the subway to get around if you are not very keen on travelling underground?

@JesseStLouis 5 лет назад

Really cool vid Jon! My #1 subway tip: jump the turnstile, lol

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Hahahha, i'm not supporting that one !

@JesseStLouis 5 лет назад

@@HereBeBarr for educational purposes only ;)

@Davieb116 5 лет назад

My man, this guy comes out with such quality content!

@mike_404 4 года назад

Y’all wanna know something interesting that happened to me? So I was at the NY Transit Museum. Those super old metro card readers were displayed there. I actually swiped my card on one of them just for fun. I had 2 fares on my card. The first one worked when I hopped on a subway back home. But the second swipe DIDN’T. I even checked the balance and sure enough it was $0.00 The Transit Museum stoke me $2.75. 😂

@QuesQuestion 4 года назад

Well the card readers were probably still working but an old one?

@robertewalt7789 4 года назад

When I visited the Transit Museum, the admission was 1 token

@dumitrulangham1721 5 лет назад

👍❤️ City hall is perfect for fantasy story

@aliciadoshi1249 4 года назад

The first year I lived in New York, one of those old trains rolled up, and I didn't know what to do with myself!

@amberengland61475 5 лет назад

Another great video! Now I know some subway tricks.

@SLRTheRobotArmy 5 лет назад

2 weeks till my NYC day trip and all of videos have help prepared me

@mariyabaileys 5 лет назад

Great video! Thank you! Very informative

@JoseMorales-lw5nt 4 года назад

5:08/ Pre-9/11, I remember seeing this very artwork on display at Pratt Institute before officially being installed at the IND 14th Street Station! Around 2000, there was even a symposium on the fate of the High Line! This beautiful city that I had the privilege of being born and raised in has always rewarded me for my curiosity. The ghosts of its pasts are scattered throughout the streets. You just gotta know where to look! If you get a chance, head down to the Myrtle Avenue Station on the J/Z line. At the southern end of the platform overhead is a remnant of the long-demolished Myrtle Ave El. Good luck...🇵🇷🇺🇸😎

@nubiacairo8835 5 лет назад

Very interesting. I always look out for the arts on the trains or the stations. Thank you.

@tzor 5 лет назад

Great video. I have been a fan of the NY Subway since I was a little child.

@gregcleveland6270 5 лет назад

Amazing facts!! Thanks. SO INTERESTING!!!

@matic5558 5 лет назад

Great vid! Next you should profile different neighborhoods interviewing residents, capturing the essence of them, key things to do and restaurants. Best nyc RU-vidr by far👍

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Great idea 💡 👌🏻and thanks

@szloboda 4 года назад

Good videos, thanks for publishing

@brunoghezzi5957 4 года назад

thanks man, i'll be visiting next year...

@richardmackenzie7231 4 года назад

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Good fact bout feet up on seats and the history of subway cheers

@tgb389 4 года назад

Helpful as always - I have been preparing for my trip to New York by watching your clips. I'll be there from 17 - 30 October.

@leejesson3368 3 года назад

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@edgarfilho6129 4 года назад

What a great video! I loved it.Congrats!

@jeannettehilpp3321 2 года назад

I enjoy all of your videos. They're very informative and helpful. As far as I'm concerned, your videos are the best.

@nekzoid 4 года назад

this looks so complicated!!! I am going to new york next week. I liked the way you organized the info. Here at DC the metro is so simple...!🤣

@Nancy-iv1yj 5 лет назад

I'm watching Jon. Thanks for sharing.

@rodgiacoleetch6193 5 лет назад

Hoyt & Schermerhorn is familiar because Im a fan of District 30!... Good stuff!

@DiscoverWithDima 5 лет назад

Great video man, love the subway topic. I really need to visit that old city hall station!

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Let’s go !

@ParfaitCup 5 лет назад

Dude wtf. If you're gonna pay $27.25 PLEAAASE just buy a weekly metro card for $31 and you can use it all week

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

What if you're a local who only uses the subway a few times a week (ex: me).. The money carries over, while the $31 is lost.. All depends on your situation, for some the monthly makes sense. Thanks for watching.

@thekub32 5 лет назад

It's 32 but yeah.

@traceymohan9915 5 лет назад

I always loose it so it doesn’t work for me

@shhhh6174 5 лет назад

@@traceymohan9915 I've only lost mine once and I cried I'll pray for you 😭💗

@malachigomis6090 5 лет назад

Deadass

@jstan360 4 года назад

Hey I loved this video very interesting and educational thank you for the video 🙏🏾

@_TimothyDavid 5 лет назад

Awesome information ℹ Great tips 😊👍🏼 Fellow New Yorker

@juliewarrington4247 4 года назад

I really enjoy the videos and find them interesting.

@qwertyuiopaaaaaaa7 5 лет назад

My favorite is the 34st R stop jungle sound makers. I remember sitting on my dad’s shoulders when I was a baby waving my hand in front of the sensors. I don’t think anyone really remembers what they are. Whenever I go back to make some music people look really confused.

@michellelogreco3351 5 лет назад

Thank you! Great video!!

@Harry_16710 4 года назад

Another great video... thanks! 👍🏼

@oneten3754 3 года назад

Thanks, it’s been interesting!

@stellalee8277 4 года назад

This was great and honest. Thank you

@kathryntate6809 4 года назад

Excellent video!!!!

@margotfernandez9988 2 года назад

Love your videos John

@larrybrennan1463 5 лет назад

There are several abandoned stations, aside from 91st Street. One in the open is the Broadway station on the Myrtle Avenue el. When you take a J, Z, or M train out towards Queens, notice the structure above the Myrtle Avenue station. That was the Broadway station on the el line that continued onward to downtown Brooklyn until 1969. Some of the structure remains for a block westward on Myrtle Avenue.

@KENNECTED1 5 лет назад

Also the lower level of Bergen Street. Also City Hall, Worth St, 18 Street, Jerome Ave. There are probably a few other whole stations or levels I'm forgetting.

@Worces2000 5 лет назад

I was recently on vacation in NYC. I definitely noticed some stations are nicer then others

@abregoja 7 месяцев назад

Hey man, amazing!!! see you on November! thanks for that great info.

@frizzzx86 5 лет назад

ugh. today the 7 train had 3 trains with brakes activated and sick customer at a stop. i got to work an hour late. this evening another train with brakes activated and an investigation at 34th street. got home 30 minutes late. wish there was an (affordable) alternative to the subway.

@HereBeBarr 5 лет назад

Try Via?