Subway Secrets part 3 - Secrets in Plain Sight

This one took me awhile. I really enjoy making these, and I'm really hoping you guys can clue me in to more secrets!
Subway Secrets Part 1: • M 1 E C Subway Secrets...
Subway Secrets Part 2: • Subway Secrets part 2 ...
Brennan on South Fourth St station: www.columbia.edu/~brennan/aban...
Second Ave Sagas South Fourth St: secondavenuesagas.com/2010/11...
UnderBelly Project: • The Underbelly Project
Brennan on Roosevelt Ave: www.columbia.edu/~brennan/aban...

[@jesussavesnyc]

thank u for the love & for shouting me out on the south 4th underbelly section...mostly appreaciated yet i was'nt reffering to the gate on 5:40 but the 2 sided gate on 5:54 pause it as it speeds to see it

[@tysonstransitcam2190]

Try the 76th St station. Ride an A train (I know it’s an R46) between Euclid and Grant and you will see tracks continuing on to the mythical station. Also, take a look at Sedgwick Ave and Jerome Anderson Ave on the abandoned Polo Grounds Shuttle Also, I’m sure you’ve seen Masstransiscope

[@tysonstransitcam2190]

And look at the abandoned lower level platform at 42nd St PABT or City Hall on the R

[@eobardthawne324]

​@@tysonstransitcam2190Which direction are the tracks to 76 Street? I was just watching a A train video with the front camera. The tracks you're talking about could just be for the C train because if it was to 76 Street somebody probably would have walked it by now.

[@calvinkendrick851]

Yeah you can see where the tracks sink down and onto a whole lower level

[@QQWERTY7050]

Hey there Suprtoe, 2 things. 1. The entrance to Myrtle Ave (Flatbush Ave) was at Tech Place and not exactly Myrtle 2. Suggestions: The 9th ave El platform just outside Yankee Stadium and a few blocks west of that, trolley in Red Hook( the Streetcar is boardable meaning I would like to see the inside), ENY stop outside Atlantic Ave (L) as well as the (L) platforms, Board a (A) train to the Rockaways and after Howard Beach Look for the Hamilton Beach Stop, Goose Creek and The Raunt. All are Before Broad Channel. Then Board a (SR) and Look for Hammels Stop on the Hammels Wye

[@UlakeBtstein]

Also you should try 18th Street Station on the Six line and 91st Street on the One

[@QQWERTY7050]

@@UlakeBtstein he has seen those already

[@leecornwell1062]

@HyundaiYang1987 I'm praying to God that the 3 trains will connect to the Jerome avenue 4 line at 167 Street or Burnside. They are also talking about extending the N/W trains to LaGuardia airport.

[@ronanmakalintal720]

I know one! 42nd st lower level, so it was opened in 1937 with the rest of the 8th Ave line and it was closed in 1981. A fun fact is that the station was blocking the 7 line going west but the extention cut though the 42nd st station and now used for storage, the only thing you need to find is to look for a yellow square somewhere around the upper platform and done

[@Mathmatics_O]

Yoo i went to that its fire

[@TheMrAriesmndstmltr]

Yeah that platform was used in the movie Ghost when they shot the subway scene

[@bobg56]

At 7:30, where the sign says "video surveillance", look through the crack between the doors and you can see that the tiling continues. That's where the station was to be.

[@griffinrails]

ONLY 133 customers? Here in Sydney we have stations that barely get 50 a day.

[@spookyszn4034]

I dare you to do all express trains :)

[@Northeast_trains]

agree do it

[@hannyjacob8807]

@@Northeast_trains same to all of you

[@sanjayabhandari9013]

Yes

[@jengaboury1425]

Don't do it

[@EggyPlayz98]

No that’s too risky. Not even the urbexing master can do that

[@randomangle]

Can't wait for subway secrets part 4 😊

[@colored_]

loved the secrets lol, Great video!

[@ahlixemus8903]

If you go to the Forest Hills bound end of the station, you can see where tracks would go to the 2nd system station I live like two minutes away from the station so I would know

[@BFNYCSUBWAYNASCAR]

For the next WTN, you should go to Valley Stream. First, you take the 3 train to 14th Street. Then, you take the F train to 42nd Street Bryant Park (or to 34th Street - Herald Square if the D train is already there.) where you transfer to the D train and take that to 59th Street. After that, you take the A train to Fulton Street which is where you transfer to the 4 train and take that to Union Square. Then, take the N train to Canal Street where you transfer to the J train and take that to Sutphin Blvd - JFK Airport/Jamaica Station. Finally, you take the LIRR to Valley Stream. So, it's 3 F D A 4 N J LIRR. I really hope you use this for your next WTN.

[@taxesv1nce142]

That was actually a good video. 👏🏻

[@albertomontesi4206]

I loved this vid thank Supertoe btw luv your vids.

[@3506Dodge]

I love dancing the Can Can!

[@jesussavesnyc]

as for the steel tracks on the street in 5:59 is where the trollie trains ran through yet discontinued in 1963 due to many car accidents so instead, the city bus has been replaced...trollie tracks has all been completly covered exept for some parts in dumbo, bushwick & ridgewood

[@collectivelyimprovingtrans2460]

Glad it’s here. They truly are in plain sight

[@mariodude7424]

This was epic

[@AlexsRailfanning]

Interesting video!

[@sonamlama4746]

If u ride the m or r on the Manhattan bound you can see the upper level tracks before u arrive at Jackson heights now

[@DBSGEEK7]

That is the same if u take the m or r going to Forest Hills. After leaving Jackson Heights and passing the diamond crossover, looking to your right, u can see the tunnel for the never used tracks for a split second. But I agree that the best view is going Manhattan bound from Elmhurst station to Jackson Heights because the upper level comes down. There is also a similar tunnel past 63rd Dr - Rego Park bc that tunnel connects to the Rockaway Line (Former LIRR line).

[@babyrailfan3555]

Great!

[@TJF236]

Did you know that... if you pass on the 6 train between 23 and 14 street (downtown side) and then you will see the old 18th street station

[@KalebTheSubwayTrain]

GoGoSuperToe, There's a stretch of track between i think Livonia and Atlantic on the L line.

[@anthonybaez52]

Wowww those were some special secrets

[@BMTEnjoyer160]

you got to do it

[@Ronaldofan2008]

I love this video i like this videos

[@Youtube_EliteDripyyz]

Essex has construction site removal wall and concrete and anything

[@thetrainguy500]

U should ride all express train including the 6 train in the bronx

[@jbawesomeadventures9664]

D-C-S-3-4-N-F-M-7-R-E D-Grand Street-West 4 Street C-West 4 Street-Franklin Avenue S-Franklin Avenue-Botanical Gardens 3-Franklin Avenue-Nevins Street 4-Nevins Street-14 Street Union Square N-14 Street-Union Square-34 Street Harold Square F-34 Street Harold Square-47-50 Streets Rockefeller Center M-47-50 Streets Rockefeller Center-Court Square 23 Street 7-Court Square-74 Street Broadway R-Jackson Heights Roosevelt Avenue-Forest Hills 71 Avenue E-Forest Hills 71 Avenue-Kew Gardens Union Turnpike

[@cubbe8]

On the last weekend in October you should take the d because there will probably be r160 because there is no yard access due to construction so it will have to borrow

[@subwayfanminecrafttrainmta273]

Cool

[@brianmohammed1790]

cool video on old abond station

[@sexytransitman6193]

Im not sure if you put the city hall loop in the other ones but if not then maybe in part 4?

[@michaelscott7706]

At the 4:10 mark you can see the concrete on the ground is a different pattern than the platform. Also that is a flat ceiling which means a staircase was there that connects to the rest of the mezzanine.

[@EasTournamentGaming]

Nice

[@kristianl7797]

5:53 did anyone see the electric scooter?

[@Richardsonprincess00]

Never noticed this historical secret at all, surprise, to say the least.

[@TheMrAriesmndstmltr]

So Ii heard there's an abandoned station that was erased from history on 76 st in Queens (Ozone Park area), and I know there's a station on 80th street; this is also on the Brennen page.

[@tunisiead7887]

u are close to 75st station, the emergency hatch infront of elmshurst hospital takes u down to it !!

[@jamesdenton5666]

Have you done the 3rd ave el train?

[@damashekfamily7536]

0:38 LOL

[@FrancesBedoya89]

LOL OMG thanks for the mention. (You pronounced my last name wrong btw 😤) In all seriousness though, I do love your subway secrets videos. Less cringey now that you got rid of the chipmunk voice. 😅

[@theautistictransitfan]

At 7th - 53rd St there’s a yellow B or D on one of the LED Signs

[@michaelquinones-lx6ks]

You should check out the 7th avenue subway on the the intersection of flatbush avenue and 7th avenue it has a ramp leading up to grand army plaza it's worth a look.

[@bront4.057]

Do a video on city hall?

[@Ya_boi_JayMoney]

Yay!

[@farrockqns2577]

“And there’s a cane on the floor” how someone’s loses a whole cane LMFAOOOOO

[@izzysantiago978]

You didn't see the misspelled BRODAWAY Tile while you was there?

[@BMTEnjoyer160]

can you do a vid where here is what you do begin at 57 street - 7 avenue take the W to whitehall then take the 1 to- 14 street take the M to herald square then take the F to smith 9 and see the r160 g

[@Boeing7.4.7]

Go to Essex street There’s a empty space it’s also a remnant of the BMT Trolley Terminal

[@josephrodriguez771]

The area in part one is a station of the trolley system

[@poopyplunderplants1968]

I excavate know NYC all the time. Pretty much all of the trolley lines were just asphalted over.

[@nysubwaydude5634]

There are photo of the abandoned upper level of the Roosevelt Ave station from the late 90s I guess and it show the uncompleted station and it is almost complete and the only thing that is left is the sign and lay the track and also there a part of the tunnel and a ramp from the Queens Blvd Line to the abandoned upper level tunnel to the south and Urban NYC did a video on this station

[@Boeing7.4.7]

Explore Gun hill rd it’s lower level is part it the IRT 3Rd Avenue Elevated ⑧

[@Boeing7.4.7]

⑧ train

[@JeromeAv1206]

Take a spin and a spin and a spin but Essex Street Station has a secret man also Supertoe the 42nd Street shuttle have a track 2 but they remove it but you can try to find on some website

[@realniggsolo]

I was really hoping for you to call out the “brodaway” tile error in the Broadway station of the g line

[@dashpellegrinidepaur1527]

I know it's not a secret, but I'd love a Transit Museum episode.

[@Youtube_EliteDripyyz]

K so there more station abandoned Bowery and chambers and canal st and 18th st and 19th st and worth st and city hall and 9th Avenue and myrtle avenue and 10th st and 14th and Bergen st and 42nd and segwick and woodhaven and 101th and more

[@gigachad3674]

aha 2 episodes in a very short amount of time

[@rifatrico4344]

cool

[@Candiworld-xx4rz]

Go GO

[@ar9sfx]

Were you blue shoes in 2016?

[@Jmommy612]

Can You do Q from Atlantic Avenue to Times Square E from Times Square to 34 Street Penn station LIRR train from Penn station to Woodside 7 from 61 street woodside to Queensboro Plaza N from Queensboro plaza To Astoria Ditmars Blvd

[@christophervargas2584]

I have heard that on the 25th Avenue station on the D train exit through 25th Avenue & 86th Street & there should be a secret stairway there

[@maxb1433]

Check out the Wall Street 4/5 broad street J/Z transfer

[@cpnscarlet]

Not bad, but here's a secret to research - WHY did the local tracks of the IND Crosstown line break away from the express tracks before 15th St Prospect Park and then rejoin them before Ft Hamilton Parkway while the express tracks head toward the station under Prospect Park. There were at least two easier ways to build this line through Windsor Terrace.

[@Babysharke287]

GogoSuprtoe On The Tunnel Between Forest Hills 71 Av And 67 Av Or 75 Av There A Platform Under The Tunnel (All Queens)

[@aidankelly5853]

The G train is no longer boring with r160s permanently on the line unfortunately, the r46s and r68As from the G are being moved to the N W and Q lines as r160s won't be on those lines anymore

[@BMTEnjoyer160]

in the beginning you see dean street

[@evanobrien2429]

I think you walked right over the underbelly station entrance gate in the sidewalk at 5:27

[@Theunknown13432]

Suprtoe the R211 can be seen at the Sea Beach line so take the N or W trains to the sea beach line

[@mbyk2287]

Is there a part one?

[@SuprToe]

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[@conxeptnyc_]

The Court St Shuttle was the “HH”

[@BMTEnjoyer160]

the r160 g is here now maybe still here

[@fatumandikumana4795]

i dare you to do R A B 17 C and try to find a R211

[@E-sterOfficial]

3:13 Are We Just Not Going To Question There’s an R46 (G) Train?

[@isaiahaiuto2697]

i have been to the underbelly it's not worth going to it is hard to get in and just a pain overall.

[@R142AFilms]

can you do the J A D E N its my name

[@lifegaming1235]

Yk yesterday I was on a r46 at Jay Street that had door problems and delayed the train

[@Astrochorius]

Can i have the intro song please?

[@stivenramos25825]

Ride all Express Trains!!!

[@lina5586]

Why don’t you ever take the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 to the first or last stops ??

[@robloxnoob4920]

I dare you to do to go to Brighton Beach starting With the (A) train

[@koolmazin]

GoGoSuprtoe the G train is becoming fully R160s

[@christopherromero4332]

Go to 59 street on the n

[@Youtube_EliteDripyyz]

But there more abandoned station everywhere

[@nyc6117]

Hi

[@rubyrahman8135]

Hey Go Go Supertoe Do All Express Trains

[@djnatedanewkidmrsehdat7660]

Utica Avenue

[@jd3497]

Really dude, buy and carry a decent flashlight.

[@DarkLightO1]

Next time 91 st

[@AMB150]

Omg

[@Sponge_Bobby2024]

Hey GoGoSuprtoe for 2022 do all trains in Manhattan but no G train cuz G don’t go to Manhattan

[@anthonybaez52]

Lol the first part

[@crowplayzbg1761]

Can u take E A R 1 4

[@crowplayzbg1761]

(EARTH)

[@456newportlines]

ac!

[@mysticalmememan7761]

vidio idea: DEN4S

[@mysticalmememan7761]

its a resturibte

[@lilbother1327]

0 views and 4 comments uhhhhhh? youtube is drunk.

[@paulmckinney6163]

1985 working overnight I got robbed in the Dean St station. Good riddance.

[@suilianlu417]

For听Siri牛年子规。

[@BikeLife.Matthew]

Jesus saves explores a lot he knows everything you’ll see