Vivid Sydney to light up rarely seen tunnels at Wynyard Station | 7.30

[@teenytinyT]

That proposed train line is a great idea even to this day. It would make getting to Mosman and Manly so much easier, and ease congestion. Maybe it's time to finish what they started a hundred years ago

[@SagittarianArrows]

Thank you VISIONARIES for pulling these Dark Spaces together for us all to share! Gratitude

[@lisadolan689]

The real hidden tunnels run from the hungry mile to woollomooloo (?) naval base. All the way across underneath the city. They can still be entered through some of the basements of the buildings on MacQuarie street.

[@shiraz1736]

These could become Sydney’s safe spaces.

[@hannahraedobre]

Something I’ve walked past so many times this whole time was a door to the illusive cbd tunnels 😩

[@paulsaleh6428]

It was still a carpark until about 10 years ago (before the recent Wynyard upgrade). Access was via Wynyard Lane. Parking was a bit of a squeeze but relatively cheap for the location!

[@elinat2414]

Excited!! I am going to this in June

[@angelswings7024]

Bradfield was visionary genius, and our short sighted NSW government failed to live up these rail projects to its full potential. The Northern Beaches do deserve a train service, either operated by Sydney Trains or Sydney Metro. I hope this becomes an annual event to open the Wynyard Tunnels to the general public as part of the Vivid Sydney programme.

[@metroplex3k]

Most people on the northern beaches would disagree with you - let's keep the riff-raff downtown.

[@MarkRobert-BKK]

I visited the tunnels back in 1980, as my employer then rented some of the space there for storage of boxes, files etc. It was filthy, but convenient I guess.

[@travelwithdebandnick]

Wow this would be amazing to go too

[@garycpriestley]

This would be amazing to have this open more often. After 9/11 they stopped a lot of access to these sites. I want to take the family but the tickets are expensive sadly 😢

[@libelle156]

They should do this in the Paris catacombs 💀

[@LuckySpinster.]

Awesome! Tell me there's a cocktail bar too

[@carmelbrain7399]

wow

[@spanishjo4282]

There are hundreds of humanoid creatures that can run in the speed of light and can pass through walls. My grandfather told me not to come In because he ever saw them. Please don’t ever try to enter the tunnel! You will be teared apart alive. Don’t come in. I am not joking. God blessed.

[@craigmeister1241]

I'd understand 20 but 50 bucks for this was a scam

[@metroplex3k]

vivid might be okay if you're on acid - otherwise it's a waste of time - I would rather see the raw tunnel in its ACTUAL form.

[@zigniingiz]

Visit Sydney Australia to get some crikey and some kangaroo jump jump jump up put ur hands in the air jump around

[@elitecol69]

Excellent useage of funds, smh.

[@auntiemandy5638]

They call Australia the spiders web due to having the most human trafficking tunnels than anywhere else

[@hannahraedobre]

🧢 you’re thinking of Mexico love, they were rail lines 😂

[@auntiemandy5638]

@@hannahraedobre No I'm not , Australia is the spiders web ,it has more trafficking tunnels than anywhere else in the world , how do you think they get about out of view

[@stevep4383]

you need therapy

[@auntiemandy5638]

@Leo for some people when the truth comes out it will be like a cold cup of water int he face

[@mrgoodwrench8181]

Who paid for this indulgent nonsense? Is there a business plan?

[@SagittarianArrows]

We all gladly paid with our collective seeking for mystery places TO EXPERIENCE new spaces! Happy now?

[@gdawwg1125]

It was an amazing experience Kids loved it too