Dallas 4K - Skyscraper District - Driving Downtown

Saturday afternoon drive around downtown Dallas with some great views of the city skyline. Enjoy!
Dallas is a city in the U.S. state of Texas and is largest inland metropolitan area in the U.S. that lacks any navigable link to the sea. With a population of 1.3 million people, the city of Dallas is the main core of the largest metropolitan area in the Southern United States. It is the most populous city in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, the fourth-largest metropolitan area in the country at 7.5 million people.
Dallas and nearby Fort Worth were initially developed due to the construction of major railroad lines through the area allowing access to cotton, cattle and later oil in North and East Texas. The construction of the Interstate Highway System reinforced Dallas's prominence as a transportation hub, with four major interstate highways converging in the city and a fifth interstate loop around it. Dallas then developed as a strong industrial and financial center and a major inland port, due to the convergence of major railroad lines, interstate highways and the construction of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, one of the largest and busiest airports in the world.
A "beta(+)" global city, the economy of Dallas has been considered diverse with dominant sectors including defense, financial services, information technology, telecommunications, and transportation. Dallas is home to 9 Fortune 500 companies within the city limits. The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex hosts additional Fortune 500 companies, including American Airlines (Fort Worth), ExxonMobil (Irving), and J. C. Penney (Plano). Over 41 colleges and universities are in its metropolitan area which is the most of any metropolitan area in Texas. WalletHub named Dallas the fifth most-diverse city in the U.S. in 2018.
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[@jutah]

A few updates: 1) New San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas videos coming soon! As well as more Chicago and Toronto in the next few weeks. More to come soon on international locations. And maybe a popular beach towns of the USA format? Let me know if you like that idea? 2) Working on stabilizing a new camera with greater overall picture quality and improved dynamic range. I did some comparison videos and the difference is impressive! All videos will look much better, especially the night videos! 3) Have tested a few stabilizers with the 360 camera and I think I have the correct one and will simply have to fine tune it. Thats all for now. Have a great weekend everybody!! J

[@Gaurav4u22]

Wonderful!!

[@sagarchaudhary7722]

Thanks

[@tomwhelan7447]

Are Santa Barbara CA and Modesto CA on the list?

[@rebello7090]

Awesome. What camera do you use please?

[@tomwhelan7447]

Can you do Rocklin CA and Roseville

[@mml1426]

I live in Dallas. Two things: - Looks better during the night - It’s growing faster, a lot of constructions, and a lot of people from New York, Los Angeles and Chicago coming to live here. Cheap, and clean place to live.

[@dan_6915]

As someone from a 20x20 km² city, with 3 mil souls, this place looks deserted ! I love it !

[@jg3040]

Not clean after everyone from other cities have lived here. Dallas is like houston, transplant have ruined it but good neqs is that it's too hot amd they end up moving back north

[@messaliislam6404]

@ Batmuel Is it hard to find a work in construction industry ? Thanks by advance

[@mml1426]

Messali Islam Totally. I’d say Dallas is a hub for the construction industry. The city is having a lot of projects, but not only Dallas, the whole Metropolitan area (Metroplex): Plano, Arlington, Fort Worth, etc

[@mml1426]

C Gonz Dallas can’t be ruined. Los Angeles, New York and Chicago are World Class cities, and I think Dallas will go there in the next 20 years. I don’t see nothing wrong about it.

[@vaishx]

People be saying the only true American cities are NYC, LA, Chicago, etc. Looking at this city I think Dallas fits in pretty well!

[@AJ-lh4fp]

Texas cities are underrated and under appreciated. Dallas will be as interesting as Chicago or LA by 2030 for sure

[@17_Thoughts]

President’s get killed here bud

[@taianders352]

@Jamaqu Lee Rollin exactly, it's ironically 4th after those cities.

[@taianders352]

@Jamaqu Lee Rollin by 2035 ish yeah. It's at 7.7 mil and is expected to grow by 1.3 mil over the next decade. Chicagoland is at 9.5 mil and pretty stagnant but expected to start slowly trending up this decade. So a solid 15yrs just to make sure.

[@powerfulstrong5673]

The number of high rises buildings in Dallas is still not very large!

[@CityWalks]

I can feel the heat and smell the barbeque. Great drive through Dallas. Thanks. - H

[@jutah]

Glad you enjoyed it! I'll have to watch your Marseille video before I go there myself!

[@CityWalks]

@@jutah You will love it, but try to go in a season other than summer. It's Dallas hot without the AC. Great city though. -H

[@bookeblade]

America is a beautiful country

[@isd4154]

@@fieldoffreedom4236 it is part of USA

[@isd4154]

@@fieldoffreedom4236 yeah it used to be a country a really long time ago but it's a state of USA

[@eddiew2325]

@@isd4154 joe im gonna be honest with you can i eat you

[@francisoduro6961]

@@fieldoffreedom4236 Its illegal and impossible for any state to secede the union, you guys tried that already and failed miserably.

[@fieldoffreedom4236]

@@francisoduro6961 I don't think you read my 2nd reply

[@5sctid]

Dallas is amazing!

[@baljeeeeeet]

No cap

[@adad-ec6ht]

ugly and boring.

[@Extrnal]

@@adad-ec6ht I think you just explained yourself.

[@christianbryant5617]

ok why is this such a cool city? literally everything fits in so well

[@christianbryant5617]

Stumbled upon this again! City has so much character and an immaculate vibe. The atmosphere is warm and upbeat

[@leroyybrown]

Wow I’m so impressed with downtown Dallas. What a wonderful well ordered looking place. Not a single tent, blue tarp or messed up person to be seen.

[@jutah]

yep. dallas is chill. haven't been in a bit though

[@Calikid331]

I know a lot of people are curious as to why there's not many pedestrians, it's because it's Texas in the middle of summer, it's hot as hell out there. Most people prefer not to walk around in 90 degree heat.

[@74ryanwolf]

And it's also Saturday afternoon

[@hlsot569]

We All have pick up trucks 🤠or a 🐎🐎🐎

[@FawleyJude]

@@74ryanwolf Yep, downtown Dallas is dead on weekends and after 6 on weekdays.

[@B.N.HMedia]

Excuses excuses excuses 😂😂😂

[@notsure6187]

better than too cold like Chicago.

[@atilaferreira9969]

Dallas is beautiful!😍

[@74ryanwolf]

Happy to see an updated video of Downtown Dallas!! So many new buildings have gone up since the last one

[@jutah]

I noticed a lot of growth! Great to see the city doing well!

[@largol33t1]

Seems like they're always tearing up the roads. It gets annoying after a while if you live there. What's irritating is that housing is barely affordable and continues to climb. I used to have a house around Irving that was only 2 bedrooms with a 2-car garage. (This is a garage so short it would not fit a 4-door GMC Yukon.) It had a tiny back yard and was so cheaply built that it frequently had structural and foundation problems. It was appraised at $150k because of the location. I know from experience that same house would barely be over $110k in Oklahoma.

[@jerrydavis3548]

@@jutah i know you do not come charlotte i do not know why you must be hate charlotte

[@robertbonds2966]

@@jerrydavis3548 what are you talking about

[@saphirasimmer7032]

@@jerrydavis3548 TF

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

Love the city 💗💗

[@yashar-el]

What is it that you love about it?

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

@@yashar-el The Great Trinity Forest

[@dan_6915]

Looks fantastic !

[@oc4515]

This is where I was born and raised. Thank you for doing a video on Dallas.

[@iliassarris1118]

I can't get enough of your downtown driving videos, thank you for doing them and posting them.

[@jutah]

Remarkable what the internet has done for us all in such a short time! Its a great time to be alive! I can take a trip and anyone else can enjoy it as well for free.

[@andreawaibel3584]

I love, love, love these drive-through videos. Thank you!

[@cherylharewood2549]

Beautiful city.

[@nikolajjensen3638]

The engine sound is very relaxing :)

[@aristeufidelis2341]

Excellent and beautiful video. Congratulation to all. From Brazil.

[@jutah]

Thanks Aristeu!

[@DonRashad]

Love it! This will be my new home in 2020! ❤️

[@azizarefi3099]

Did you move yet?

[@GoodWalkers]

Great video 😊 It's nice to see Dallas 😊 Thank you for this video 😊

[@jutah]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@dinomujkic]

Great video of my city !

[@Torontopia]

As always, the video was well done! Thanks for posting it. I enjoy all your travel videos, even if some of the cities are not my kind of place, I still enjoy seeing what they are like.

[@chadaustin8343]

Dallas is mainly a commuter City. So, downtown is dead on the weekends. DFW has tons of smaller towns where most people live and raise a family. I live 40 miles from my office in North Dallas. It’s a great city though. Check out downtown Fort Worth also.

[@adad-ec6ht]

There is nothing great about Dallas. Its cheap - basically Wallmart of USA. Don't compare it with New York , Chicago, or San Francisco - Please.

[@morimoral8213]

I am Love Dallas, thank you, video.

[@jutah]

Glad you liked the video :)

[@edinbeslic3430]

Thank you for the wonderful video! That bittersweet feeling when you feel like you belong elsewhere... Love Dallas, I can't get enough of it! I always play some American radio in the background when I am watching these videos... Too bad I was born so far away! Greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina! J Utah, I would love to hit these roads too and drive behind you... That has always been my dream. I think the US is where I belong!

[@largol33t1]

If I could travel to Europe, I would love to visit Sarajevo and the Balkans. I've spent too much time in northern Europe and need to see what's south of Amsterdam...

[@korallrev3497]

brate studiraj IT pa idi doli pozz iz svedskoj

[@korallrev3497]

@@largol33t1 you need to see belgrade, sarajevo, bucharest, split, zagreb

[@ba_3222]

Dallas looks beautiful, but some more night videos please!

[@duanewalters2125]

Trust me. It's better than Vancouver. Dallas.....it's just ten times better than Vancouver.

[@ba_3222]

@@duanewalters2125 Noo. If you're talking about the Canadian Vancouver then it's much better than most US cities. The diversity and the nature is unparalleled

[@adad-ec6ht]

@@duanewalters2125 haha no Dallas is an ugly piece of shit. Vancouver is like 20 years ahead of Dallas. Dallas is just a giant suburb.

[@fcjose31]

@@duanewalters2125 Esta desierto, algún video de dallas y Houston se ve poca gente por la calle, esto es animación. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWqUYoiVe9Rgh7c&ab_channel=JUtah

[@ChillExplore]

Smooth exploring video, i like you work keep on !

[@jutah]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoy the videos :)

[@noeliacabrera9365]

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO , THANKS .

[@jutah]

Glad you like it!

[@tracey5215]

I’ll be visiting Dallas for the first time in 2 weeks.

[@whoisitMJJ]

Beautiful Dallas....great video.. Thanks J Utah !!!!

[@jutah]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@jackieadams673]

This is my first time subscribing to your videos. Thank you for filming my hometown Big D! ❤️

[@jutah]

thanks jackie! :)

[@taianders352]

Watch over the next 15 years. Dallas's skyline is already amazing but, it's should be the first southern city to stop sprawling and head in the Chicago/ NYC category. With all the current projects about to go up and being Dallas is becoming a major tech hub. Every thing points to Dallas building up in the future even more than it has been. Especially being it's land locked.

[@iknowdeweybrudda6564]

Everything points to more growth in Collin county

[@VictorLean1472]

Hello, I am a new subscriber. This is the first time I watch a driving-round town video and I find it calming and peaceful. Hope to watch many more to come

[@jutah]

Thanks for the feedback and glad you like them Victor!!

[@dharmeshpanchal4864]

Wow thanks a lot 😊😊☺️☺️

[@nerdbamarich2063]

Thank you so much for these wonderful videos...

[@jutah]

Glad you like them!

[@nerdbamarich2063]

@@jutah no doubt my friend..

[@larkdshark]

Great video, Great city. Keep up the fine work J Utah!

[@jutah]

Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoy them! :)

[@johngreen6783]

Great video. I’m watching this and I even live in Dallas

[@boundlessmatter4361]

I’ve walked in Dallas a couple times and it has seemed a little dead because of car culture but the city is actually kind of interesting but one thing I would like most for Dallas is to expand the tall buildings of downtown and add more attractions and sights so people can come more often and not think Dallas is just a boring Texas city in the fields

[@fabianfelixjimenezgamboa3326]

Gracias por el vídeo!!!

[@JakubCA1]

I like your videos they're great! 😊

[@jutah]

Thanks Jakub!

[@israeldavila27]

This is the video i needed for the longest time thank the youtube recommendation gods.

[@sharonfrazier4914]

It's a nice picturesque video. Didn't know, there is a street named for "Malcolm Little or X" in Dallas. I chuckled at the upside down "enter" sign..lol. Your videos as always have excellent quality.

[@jasonbihm1244]

Beautiful

[@josephdegarmo]

Howdy from North Richland Hills. Lots to see and do in the DFW metroplex. It would take me years to cover all stomping grounds.

[@jutah]

I generally stick to the downtown core areas as that is what most people tend to be interested in, but I get the sense that Dallas has a lot to see outside the area. Great city in my opinon!

[@josephdegarmo]

@@jutah Arlington, Grand Prairie, Plano, Grapevine, and Keller are great places for recreation. Most other larger cities, including NRH, are urban jungles with lots of shopping, dining, and nightlife bars. There's a pool hall in my neighborhood.

[@marcusbriones7597]

Facts

[@chadaustin8343]

Downtown Fort Worth is a gem also.

[@Padoinky]

Much like Houston, Dallas has a number of below ground or above ground-level passageways between major buildings, such that it is not always necessary to actually exit a structure, (especially nice in the very oppressive (100 degrees) summer), in order to get to another downtown building or location. In the same but opposite rationale, Minneapolis has an extensive series of sky bridges and tunnels that allow one to literally travel throughout the inner city core, without having to bundle up for their robust winters

[@rjayerge930]

Ever heard of the pedway in Chicago?

[@joshualaughlin2385]

Most cities have underground walkways.

[@Tad123]

You have no idea what you are talking about

[@Monterrey717]

I’m from Houston and I liked the Dallas Downtown 👍🏼

[@hassuhassu9755]

WaOo 😍😍 Amexing city..👌

[@Darkmoon2025]

I’m back to my lovely country finally🎉

[@Alejandrofernan]

I'm south American and i love Dallas

[@hiimabot8937]

Perfection

[@waynebritt9345]

I'm a new subscriber so sorry in advance if you answered this question a million times but what camera do you use? Also this video looks amazing, great job

[@igorpavlenko4084]

I like Dallas !

[@nicolasdelgado1737]

So beautifull

[@keithkumpa6458]

I like Dallas

[@ednadejesuslopes8533]

Thank you lovely 🌹🌹🌹

[@jameskennedy1295]

Best skyline, lived in north Dallas for 10 years.

[@biolife3274]

I live in Dallas and more excited by the video than IRL 😂

[@BillMichel]

I lived in Dallas for 21 years...moved away four years ago...thanks for posting this great drive through downtown! :) I

[@truthseekingtroll3575]

Where do you live now?

[@BillMichel]

@@truthseekingtroll3575 Central Florida

[@kerry2921]

Is Florida better than Dallas in your opinion

[@BillMichel]

@kerry2921 It depends what part of Florida. I love how Dallas has a mix of big city sophistication and down home friendliness. Here in Florida you have to go to different cities to get different feelings: Miami for sophistication, Orlando is mostly touristy, Tampa is more close-knit, and I'm not too sure about Jacksonville. 🤷🏻‍♂️😁

[@pavelratatoskov]

Thank You!

[@jutah]

Cheers!

[@justaguywhosaweebforfun6245]

You should do Texas cities at night so people can stop complaining about the pedestrians 😂

[@jutah]

Its a reoccurring comment for sure :D

[@skidmark9863]

They really try to play us like our cities are just dead 🤣

[@dustinhiggins710]

@@skidmark9863 I mean, Dallas is dead. It's not like Chicago, Philadelphia, NY, San Fran, LA. Even on a good night it never feels to alive in Dallas and I live downtown.

[@PSXuploads]

@@dustinhiggins710 But Dallas is one of the most growing cities in the US?

[@anniehimself]

@@PSXuploads it's also a huge suburb

[@elmfork52]

From about 0:30 to 2:00, the drive is through an area called Deep Ellum, a district of bars and clubs where the blues musicians ("guitar slingers") hang out and perform. At 6:16, we enter Dealey Plaza on the same route that the presidential motorcade followed Nov. 22, 1963. The red brick building on the right is the Texas School-book Depository. The window Oswald used is just out of sight.. The famous Grassy Knoll is on the right, just before the triple underpass.

[@Tyrannosaurus_Wrexx]

elmfork52 born and raised here, and I have yet to visit Dealy

[@Tad123]

Deep Ellum… where you can get murdered while having a drink

[@khatriajay2674]

beutyfull videos

[@naveen1508]

My old city thousand of memories stored this city

[@kerry2921]

Where are you now?

[@sparkyadondavid]

29:20 The stoplight at Woodall-Rogers. Woodall-Rogers is a short connecting freeway between US75 and I35E. The city built a cover over part of it and created a park over the freeway.

[@jutah]

They did a great job! I'm sure other cities have noticed!

[@Tyrannosaurus_Wrexx]

Klyde Warren Park ❤️

[@dlf4298]

Great video! Do you mind do a new one about downtown/uptown Dallas during a busy weekend or Friday night? It has been 3 years. Would love to see what's like now!!

[@VC-bv9ig]

Nice quality of your videos! Hope you would come and take one in Hong Kong! Greetings from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 (NOT China) !! : )

[@francisoduro6961]

Hong Kong( Not China )!!, with you all the way😃

[@mohamedabbas2913]

Really appreciate your work, I enjoy watching your videos so much, but can you do one more work in Pittsburgh

[@jutah]

Thanks for the feedback! I will try and do Pittsburg again soon, and this time, more comprehensively!

[@enoerofebowtb7571]

@ J Utah Well... You certainly are a blessing, J Utah! Yet another great video. Much thanks. Words can’t begin to say how much I, heck, we, enjoy your videos, indeed, your work. Thank you so so much for all that you do for all of us! For me, your videos are a poor man’s way to ‘see the world’! For free! Again, a million thanks!

[@bapaknyabocah2]

Beautiful. Hey Dude, what type of camera did you use?

[@dorissiverios]

Wuow boy para Dallas

[@joon0468]

good~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!^^

[@robsonrodrigues805]

Belo video!

[@jutah]

Thank you!

[@robsonrodrigues805]

@@jutah 👍

[@rawtube7]

From all the cities you have been, which one you find the most beautiful?

[@chrisjamel8461]

Wander Trupp I’m biased towards Dallas but when you take a deep look at it, it’s architecture has far away a lot more character than that of other big Texas cities. Houston buildings are big and bland, Austin building are stark and cold, San Antonio buildings are short and old and Fort Worth....well Fort Worth just seems like someone hasn’t un paused it yet. That’s why many consider Dallas full of it’s self cause it projects an image of confidence and boujeness unlike any city in Texas, unlike any in America except maybe Cali cities and NYC

[@beentheredonethat8280]

Is it too hot for vegetation there? There doesn’t seem to be many trees along your drive.

[@user-sf5iq2fl1l]

Holy crap, i could see myself live there.

[@LucasRGuerra]

Show!

[@ba_3222]

Can you do a video for the Minneapolis area?

[@jutah]

Will add that to the list! Thanks for requesting :)

[@ba_3222]

@@jutah Thanks, you are one of the few KZbinrs who always tries to listen to his/her viewers :)

[@tracey5215]

J Utah do one of Raleigh-Durham and VA Beach/Norfolk

[@Gelsyviolet]

I live in north Italy, near Dolomites. Less steel and contruction concrete/ cement?

[@pnamajck]

you can't even imagine how nice it is to have someone else doing the driving … whew. spent a couple days in dallas … going between kansas-city and houston. the dallas skyline surely has changed. seems it's going through a massive revitalization program in the downtown region. apparent your video was taken around 12pm noon time … judging by the shadows. as for day of the week … not certain … perhaps saturday? i suspect you're the only occupant in the vehicle … camera seems to be mounted above the roof.

[@EpicWalk]

3:35 hermoso puente

[@theincrediblealk5204]

Why does he stop at 50:06 when he turns red? Did I overlook the no turn on red sign?

[@TV-mn1zd]

Yea that’s where I am currently living at :)

[@user-sf5iq2fl1l]

I found this oddly interesting, as european i thought it would be more chaotic...not at all. I could see myself calmly coast over there. Hmm.

[@largol33t1]

Dallas is only chaotic when the local Stars (hockey team) or Cowboys football team win a very important game, LOL...

[@GGxri]

As an European living in the states I’m telling you; be careful what you wish for....

[@PSXuploads]

@@GGxri why?

[@GGxri]

@@PSXuploads USA is a beautiful country that has been blessed with a nice nature and beautiful people (in most parts) but in general life in Europe is way easier. Housing is more affordable, medical needs are more accessible and more affordable. In Europe we pay a few little euros/pounds in the arrival when we go to hospital and we’ll be seen by doctor the same day, here I’m already having an appointment which was set a month and half ago for next month ; means that I had to wait for 2 1/2 months to see the doctor and I will pay a big buck for it too, emergency room in Europe is free, here in the USA an average emergency room bill is about $10.000 up to god knows how much for just a simple sore throat. Some people die at home from heart attack , avoid getting medical help simply because they can’t afford the medical bills. Some people’s lives get totally destroyed by a single medical bill. Most people gotta get 2 jobs to be able to pay for their rent and bills let alone going out having fun. In Europe we pay all our bills even with just one part time job. That’s why homelessness is beyond control in the USA. We go out every weekend and have fun as part of our culture in Europe , I could only go out for Christmases since I was in USA , dance clubs are very low quality in most cities in USA also. Food and clothing is cheaper in USA but housing and health related expenses are crazy. Plus there’s a better sense of freedom in Europe, here in the states we basically got these 2 strong political parties: Democrats and Republicans. Sweet lord ; Democrats are total nonsense nuts. Look how they treat their own president who’s working for free, and has done whole lot of great work for this nation and even beyond this borders, spreading lies about him only because he made it clear that he wants to work for people and he’s aiming to clean up the corruption in the government and corrupt Democratic Party did not like it. Look the rioters; the barbaric behavior of the looters is way far from civilization. Google to see how many business owners were savagely killed by the barbarians (so called peaceful protesters). Look how they treat people with different opinions, Your job will be in jeopardy If you’re conservative and your employees are liberal; We never had this problem in Europe, we’re tolerant of each other’s opinions. so my last word is appreciate your European life style and your European rights and freedom. I’m thinking of moving back to England as I’ve been told by racist liberals countless amounts of times.

[@Tad123]

There is nothing calm about Dallas. I can assure you

[@willyboy6126]

Cool and beautiful ride...I was imagining I was President John F. Kennedy (minus the getting shot part....or JR Ewing...lol .....Cheers from British Columbia, Canada. Happy Canada Day to all Canadians (July 1) : )

[@MetalHeart8787]

I hope this isn't a corny Question BUT did you drive by the Ewing Building? the TV show Dallas who owned Ewing oil, ive read it was an actual Building they used for Dallas in Dallas.

[@JasnoGT]

Yes it's real. It's called Renaissance Tower.

[@jutah]

Thanks JasnoGT!

[@chadaustin8343]

Yes. At night, it’s the building outlined in green. The actually South Fork ranch is about 20 miles north of Downtown near Allen and Plano.

[@patrickrichardt5419]

I really love your videos. But i find all these breaks/cuts a little disturbing recently. Apart from that, keep up the good work. Greetings from Munich, Germany! P.S.: Would love to see you drive around my hometown:-)

[@patrickrichardt5419]

@@yashar-el i don't really know how to reply to this. But thanks...

[@DivinesLegacy]

@@yashar-el Those questions you should ask yourself. He could be here out if curiosity stop assuming things and being negative.

[@johnphillips1165]

Enjoyed this video, but maybe next time you can go just a little further east to a district called "Deep Ellum"?

[@j134679]

There's so few pedestrians. Almost feels like a town to me

[@Calikid331]

It's because it's summer. Texas is hell in summer.

[@dustinhiggins4752]

Yup. It was almost 100 today in Dallas. Fuck the heat.

[@Tyrannosaurus_Wrexx]

We become summertime vampires in Dallas

[@chadaustin8343]

It’s Saturday also. Dallas is a commuting city. Most people live in the suburbs and commute into work.

[@taedofficial6214]

Ma gi downtown is more business like so people are usually there to go to work, sometimes tourist are in the landmark areas but it’s really hot during the summer days so people that I know usually visit the indoor landmarks that have a.c.

[@trustysteeringwheeltray7392]

Best city in Texas.

[@seattle1981]

07:30 Epic view

[@Torontopia]

Why do all cities in the South look this way? I took a road-trip a few years ago, for one month, driving from Chicago down to Houston, across to Florida and back up through the east coast. All the cities south of Chicago, looked the same, except for New Orleans. Houston, Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte, Jackson, Baton Rouge, Louisville, Tallahassee, Mobile, Gulfport, Baton Rouge, Houston, Indianapolis, Memphis and Richmond, they all looked and felt very much the same. I was quite surprised that all these different places had very much the same urban design and all of them were very quiet, during the day and especially at night. They did not feel very touristy at all, except for New Orleans, which was full of tourists but only in the French Quarter. New Orleans was the only city that was fun, crowded, lively, unique and festive. It's a real fun, party city, unlike the other places I stayed at. I was there from mid September to mid October. It was warm in those cities but not so hot. The heat didn't stop New Orleans from being packed with people every day and night. I gotta say, I much prefer big, norther cities like Chicago, NYC, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington. They are all more urban, more festive, more crowded and looked more distinctive. I didn't go to Savanna or Charleston but they do look like beautiful places, on Google Streetview, so I want to visit them next time I'm near there but the other Southern states, I don't think I'd go back to. I was very disappointed in places like Atlanta, Nashville and Houston. I thought they would be more interesting, with their own unique style/vibe and more festive/fun. Atlanta was dead as a door nail, even during the day! You guys need to fire your urban planners! I'm an urban guy, I LOVE big, lively, urban cities like Paris, London, New York, Melbourne, Barcelona, Montreal and Bangkok! I could not live in those Southern cities, I need more animation, more style, more action, more FUN!

[@YourFriendSJ]

As a Toronto resident I’m really shocked to see how these downtowns look.

[@rawtube7]

Hey i like your videos but i think it would be really cool if their would be a map in the corner

[@alexp.3788]

Why in the US the traffic lights are on the other side of the intersection?

[@blackhole9961]

So you can see the traffic lights when you are stopped instead of being right underneath them.

[@boyzepter]

using GOPRO?

[@jespino2390]

❤️🇺🇸

[@RickMansur]

Wow what a fantastically beautiful city. Clean no graffiti no homeless everywhere like in California. And the amount of new construction is crazy.

[@TheOldbsa]

Dallas has been on a building boom for many years now and there doesn't seem to a stopping place. The cleanest of the big cities I've seen.

[@marcusbriones7597]

City is Growing fast with alot of affordable places to live and Alot of jobs

[@JasnoGT]

We have homeless but it's not out of control. Lots of times you'll see them at intersections throughout the city asking for money or food. We also have graffiti but most of it is cool looking murals.

[@jutah]

Remarkable how many factors determine whether a city sees growth or decline. Urban studies must be a great college major! Dallas is doing it right!

[@marcusbriones7597]

@@JasnoGT yeah Dallas does rank amongst top 10 cleanest cities in US

[@mariajesusgarridoortega1032]

El 20 de diciembre si Dios quiere voy a pasar un par de meses con mi hija mi yerno y mis niet@s deseando conocerlo a la ciudad y sus gentes !!!!

[@crowyojoeseamus5454]

Fun..nice comfortable perfect for a ride around BIG D CA CEST BON@@!

[@user-je7vt8ej8j]

Most of the roads are broken and dirty enough. With bad markings. But the skyscrapers are interesting

[@jamesmoore1396]

Perhaps you'll do Milwaukee one day.