MANHATTAN - All Trains All Stations 2024

[@alk61695]

This hour and a half video is better than some movies out there right now! Now looking forward to all trains and stations in Queens!

[@SuprToe]

That might be the best compliment I’ve ever received. Thank you!

[@alk61695]

@@SuprToe No problem! Never thought I'd actually have this comment pinned.

[@elsisosa5209]

@@SuprToe do you play roblox?

[@psychonautO8743]

@@SuprToe yeah will you do all queens trains 2024?

[@NYCSubwayFan]

@@SuprToeWhy don’t you like the R46 I love them and they are my favorite trains and a lot of people love them too and are also there favorite trains and my other favorite trains are the R179 and R211 and I love them too

[@ILoveFuerzaRegidaTooMuch]

Another Supertoe video! Yessir!

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Yup, Marble Hill is still a part of the borough of Manhattan (and New York County) despite being attached to the Bronx. And this is because at one point in time, Marble Hill WAS the northernmost tip of Manhattan Island! The Spuyten Duyvil Creek flowed around the neighborhood to the north, separating Marble Hill from the Bronx. Marble Hill became its own island in 1817, when two small streams were dug up to form a narrow canal. This canal was expanded to become the Harlem River Ship Canal in 1895. The island was then physically connected to the Bronx in 1913, when the old northern bend of the Spuyten Duyvil Creek was filled in. It was filled in with rocks that were removed to build Grand Central Terminal! The Bronx became its own county in 1914, but Marble Hill remained part of New York County. The name of Marble Hill was conceived when Darius C. Crosby came up with the name in 1891 from the deposits of dolomite marble underlying it known as Inwood marble. The marble was quarried for the federal buildings in Lower Manhattan when NYC was the national capital in the 1780s. Despite being part of Manhattan, Marble Hill has a Bronx ZIP code and uses Bronx area codes (though they did fight to retain Manhattan's 212 but it would've been too expensive). Harlem-148th St is quite the interesting station because it's located underneath a parking structure for a school (Frederick Douglass Academy) and was created within the confines of the preexisting Lenox Yard. In 1940, the city's Board of Transportation proposed extending the IRT Lenox Avenue Line to the Bronx along the northern portion of the IRT Ninth Avenue Line, in turn connecting to the Jerome Avenue Line at 167th Street. However, the tunnel from Sedgwick Avenue to Anderson-Jerome Avenues was built to elevated-railway standards, whose "open" third rails, which did not have any protective covers on top, were shorter than the subway's "covered" third rails. Another issue was that the Ninth Avenue Line could not carry subway cars, as it was only strong enough to carry the lighter wooden elevated cars. So this didn't happen. Instead, in 1957, a station at 150th St within the Lenox Yard was proposed to serve the nearby Harlem River Houses (public housing complex), as the community wanted one since the 1940s due to unreliable bus and trolley service. The station was later moved to 149th Street due to Lenox Yard's downsizing in the 1960s, with the land sold to the developers that would build the Frederick Douglass Academy and the Esplanade Gardens apartment complex above the yard and station. The new station opened in 1968 and was meant to replace 145th Street, due to the proximity of switches that prevented that station's lengthening to accommodate ten-car trains, however people protested so the station didn't close. As 145th St is so close to 148th St and it's the second-to-last stop, entry is only available to the southbound platform.

[@SuprToe]

Thanks! I left that that fun fact out precisely hoping you would write about in the comments.😃

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

I just love Roosevelt Island so much. It was designed as a master-planned transit-oriented community around the subway station, as the island's unique circumstance gave them a blank slate to build a car-free community (mostly; they allowed cars later on because the hospitals needed vehicular access), so Roosevelt Island station on the IND 63rd Street Line was a crucial part of the plan! Besides the TOD proposal, the American Institute of Architects' NY chapter proposed that the island instead become a park (eventually the southernmost point became a state park in 2012), while another plan called for the island to become housing for United Nations staff. The TOD plan called for two neighborhoods named Northtown and Southtown, separated by a common area. With services such as parks and schools (it was planned with up to 16 schools serving grades K-12 with each accommodating 180 to 300 students; it had five by the 1980s and they were combined into PS/IS 217 in 1992) near every residence, and a pneumatic trash collection system which was the second AVAC system in the US after Magic Kingdom's Utilidors. Their AVAC system is one of the largest in the world, and trash is collected from each tower to the Central Collections and Compaction Plant at up to 60 miles per hour. Until 1989, Main Street was the island's only road! Main Street, along with the island's parks, was intended to be a communal area for the island's various ethnic groups and socioeconomic classes. The Octagon designed by Alexander Jackson Davis (who worked on the former 1833 North Carolina State Capitol, Litchfield Villa in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, and the Lyndhurst mansion in Tarrytown), a remnant of a hospital made famous by Nellie Bly, has since been incorporated as part of a large apartment complex! Not to mention, there's the Cornell Tech graduate campus on the island now as well. The aerial tramway became a thing because the subway station was delayed and they wanted people to have transit to Manhattan, so they came up with the aerial tramway that opened in 1976. When the subway station finally opened in 1989, residents didn't want the tramway to close because it provided a wheelchair-accessible connection to more bus routes in Manhattan than the subway did, and the RIOC wanted to attract tourists as well, thus it stayed open and became a popular attraction! The tramway was actually the last in NYC to stop using tokens, as they still accepted them until March 2004, and during the NYC transit strike in 2005, it transported three times its passenger count! The island's free Red Bus does continuous loops around the island, as well as a Shopper's Bus for seniors and those with disabilities to Costco in Astoria. The Q102 bus serves the island as well, connecting the island with Astoria

[@SuprToe]

It's a pretty unique little area of Manhattan.

[@Adrianboyz3]

Fake Kim jong un alert

[@Trainfanner1millionnyc]

This is the best nyc subway video in Manhattan

[@SuprToe]

Thanks my dude!

[@nicholasstanton9575]

@@SuprToe, Not only is Marble Hill not on Manhattan Island, it’s the easternmost station in the borough.

[@HalenChen-o6g]

btw, if no one has ever mentioned this: the N Exp train & The R & W Local Trains Merge North of 34th St (Northbound) & Split to the Respective Exp & Lcl Services South of Times Sq. which is why the Hearld Square Station has Train Traffic

[@mahliekbenjamin174]

Go Go Suprtoe Is Back

[@ezra7trainyesntrainno2010]

Nice vid.

[@RealCrimsonPeach_TSFTWDTFTL]

That was a great video, Mr. SuprToe! I do have a few things to say about it, though. The delay on the B train is a perfect example of why you should NEVER pull the emergency brake on the Subway. I also know exactly why the Cortlandt and Rector stations on the 1 train and the Cortlandt station on the R train were closed down, but I don't discuss it on my channel. I also remember Hurricane Sandy, and it was definitely a pretty nasty and scary storm, but I'm glad my family and I survived it. It also makes perfect sense that you ended at 207th Street on the A train. I even had a feeling you might get an R211, and it turns out I was right! Those trains truly are amazing! Anyway, I hope you have a nice rest of the day!

[@AbdulHamid-cc6mp]

Well that was fun watching this video

[@SuprToe]

Thanks!

[@HelloMeetsRick]

The R211Ts have 1 with all soft shell and another with all hard shell

[@nicholasstanton9575]

11:07 - I think the lower level was built because of the fact that some trains might’ve terminated at City Hall instead of Whitehall St. There were plans carried out to build the lower level, but due to the fact that the R ran to Bay Ridge via Montague St and the N/Q ran along the bridge, this lower level was no longer needed. It is still there, but in the footage you took, it was blocked. Travel In New York has a pretty good video on the City Hall Lower Level. Also, Roosevelt Av has an abandoned upper level, and it’s planned to be reactivated for the IBX. I believe the ramp is still there, but in the future, the IBX (Inter-Borough Express) will run from Brooklyn to Queens like the G train. The line will follow the ROW of the LIRR Bay Ridge branch, which DOES exist, but is only used for freight.

[@JMD422]

Man i love this guy narration! Helle from Montréal!!

[@mirkop1983]

@SuprToe Your videos are awesome! 💯

[@RaihanJoy176]

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[@synacol_werj]

lets gooooo

[@cadriaan2474]

WE ARE BACKKK

[@Elevatorelectricgate]

I'm currently coming home from the subway and this appears on my notifications. 👍

[@FrankBehringer]

I do All Trains every year, and it is exhausting! I’m thinking about upping it to twice a year. I just did All Trains for Veterans Day. Thanks for your videos.

[@SuprToe]

It is quite exhausting. Good on you for making that journey though!

[@FrankBehringer]

@ Thank you! But it is actually fun riding subway in NYC while everyone else is at work.

[@HalenChen-o6g]

Fun Fact, South of 34th St on the 1, Every Thing to Bklyn was opened on 1918

[@taco9813]

I can't wait

[@MTAFan585]

GoGoSupertoe is back!!

[@NathanDiazGonzalez]

Ur my favorite youtber! I can't belive I found you is because I haven't see you in a while

[@MrIDEALS]

I love the F train and the A train too

[@R62TransitFanツ]

nice video with shenanigans!!!!!!!!!

[@SuprToe]

Always shenanigans. Always.

[@mtafaniscools]

Fun Fact: Between 14 Street- Union Square and 23 Street (6 line) there was a stop Called 18th Street It Was Opened between 10/ 27/ 1904 - 11/8/1948 23:30 another fact: Between Canal Street and Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall (6 line) Also Another Stop Called Worth Street It was Open Until 10/27/1904 - 9/1/1962 26:00

[@OmahriScott]

I have been watching you since 2016 I’ve been obsessed with trains since watching you you are the best KZbinr

[@SuprToe]

🥲 thank u.

[@mirkop1983]

"That is 2 shenanigans so far"

[@R211mtacbrd]

12:27 Popeye Door 😂LOL

[@matthewfonseca8253]

SuperToe you should go to Downtown Manhattan take the 6 to Astor Place then walk a little bit and on Fridays there is a driving tram near 1st Avenue and E 11th Street.

[@Wal508]

I can’t wait I love you gogosuper toe can I have a shout out

[@TheodoreScheinwald-er6lh]

Supertoe I have a suggestion for you: Start at 207 St Bx12 to 207 St (1) 1 to South Ferry W to 34 St Q to 14 St 5 to 42 St 4 to 59 St Walk to 63 St F to Roosevelt Island Roosevelt Island Tram Q102 to 31 St/36 Av N to 42 St 2 to Park Pl E to Roosevelt Av M to W 4 St C to 42 St S to Grand Central 6 to Bleecker St F to Jay St A to 80 St

[@classicmodern75]

After this, you should go and ride the (A) train from Lefferts Boulevard to 96 Street on the (Q) line! You don’t have to but it’s a suggestion :)

[@richshort8120]

Thanks for this awesome video of going through all of the Manhattan subway stations. Thanks for the first shout-out! That was a nice surprise. The 155th 8th Ave station 49:00 that you never sat foot in it before was one of my childhood stations. I was 5-7 years old, back in 1962-1963, going to the Polo Grounds with my dad to watch the Mets ⚾️ play. Thanks for your hard work you put into this video. Big thumbs up 😎👍

[@SuprToe]

Great memory! Happy to be the bearer of nostalgia vibes.

[@thosecoolptfsplanes]

Also the Polo Grounds Shuttle

[@aiyahrailfans]

11:01 Im going to explain this one City Hall (BMT Broadway Line) The lower level of this station was never used for passengers and is now used to store trains during the day. The lower level has three tracks, including a middle track that was intended for short turns. The station also has an unused eastern platform that was never finished

[@steveclark4544]

J/Z is the Nassau St Line. The M used to also be on that line forever and continue to Coney Island back in the day.

[@HalenChen-o6g]

there's some cool things in Bklyn: Portal @ Nevins St to the BMT 4th Av Line Portal on the Crown Heights Local Tracks to the Unbuilt Utica Av Subway Structures that shows the provisions for the Spring Creek Subway

[@Elevatorelectricgate]

30:01 For some reason, the destination map on the R179 doesn't take long to change, but on the R211 takes a long time to change! Also at 30:22 another KZbinr named "Kindly Keyin" uses this song as his intro!

[@probrawlclubepicplay8585]

Almost a month with no video sad😢

[@Northeast_Rail_guy]

Suggestion: Ride all of your favorite trains

[@melanieelrod]

We missed you

[@ethanyu9928]

Today I was riding the 5 train until Grand Central 42 street, it said "we are experiencing delays" So then I took the 6 train across the platform, but the 5 train LEFT even though it said "we are experiencing delays"

[@TonEd622]

You must’ve been really exhausted after this really amazing adventure!! I just hope you’re okay!

[@SuprToe]

All good here. I stay in shape.

[@Elevatorelectricgate]

Idea: (1) (7) (G) (L) - (1) small, (1) big. Basically, you ride subway trains that serve a small portion of one borough, and a big portion of the other borough. For example: The (1) Train serves 3 stations in the Bronx, the (7) Train serves 4 stations in Manhattan, the (G) Train serves 3 stations in Queens & the (L) Train serves 5 stations in Manhattan. To start the trip, take the (1) Train from 242nd all the way to Times Square. Transfer to the (7) Train. You're gonna ride it to Court Square to transfer to the (G) Train. Ride the (G) Train all the way to Lorimer Street to transfer to the (L) Train. To conclude the trip, you can ride the (L) Train all the way to 6th Avenue-14th Street and transfer back to the (1) Train. What do you think?

[@Andres-ko2hc]

The W you saw at Whitehall was a ex A and C train set. The set you got one wasn’t an ex A and C set. The other half was

[@Pixelated216]

He grew a beard!

[@alfredwu5414]

THATS WHAT I SAID

[@RaihanJoy176]

34Th St Hudson Yard Station Was Built In 9 Year Ago In September 13 2015 Second Ave Station Was Built In 7 Year Ago In 2017 WTC Courtlandt Was Built In 6 Year Ago In September 11 2018 When That Happen The Old Freedom Tower And The Old WTC Courtlandt Subway Station In September 11 2001

[@NahG-k3m]

YESS

[@matthewfonseca8253]

You should ride all of the shuttle trains as an idea.

[@SoulCape250]

That would be kinda hard if he’s only going to take shuttle trains

[@matthewfonseca8253]

You are right @SoulCape250

[@SuprToe]

There would have to be trains in between.

[@matthewfonseca8253]

I think you should start at Rockaway Park then S to Broad Channel A to Euclid Av C to 42nd Street Q to Prospect Pk and S to Franklin Av 5 to Grand Central S to Times Square

[@justinatior]

@@matthewfonseca8253what about times sq shuttle

[@honoriyamada520]

My mommy let me use her account and I like your videos and l watch them every weekend and I don’t watch them on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday and Friday because I have school and I don’t have time to watch them and one day I want to see you on the train and I will be a train adventure guy. I subscribed and commented on your video so that i can watch more of your videos because they are so awesome!

[@jblane27]

11:15 They store trains down there in the City Hall lower level.

[@EnmanuekHerrera]

I'm subscribe

[@SuprToe]

I'm thankful!

[@EnmanuekHerrera]

Can i be the omny smack

[@AidanWang-q6q]

I know the 7 train it’s nice to see views of it

[@mr.jaydenfoxlegoanimation]

I feel like this would be hard but I think you should do every bus route for each borough in New York City since I’ve never seen you make a video on just buses

[@kingallstar64]

11:02 City Hall has an unfinished lower level. It’s used to store (R) trains now.

[@med7870]

Fun fact: Manhattan for some reason has some pieces of land in queens in astoria. I have no idea why.

[@Leopessi121]

Suggestion: Start at Hoyt-Schermerhorn G train to Metropolitan ave L to B Junk C to Euclid Ave A to Grant ave Walk to new lots ave for 3 train 3 train to crown heights Utica Ave 4 to Franklin Ave S-Franklin to prospect park Q-Dekalb Ave R to Atlantic Ave D to West 4th street F to Delancey street-Essex Street M to Marcy Ave J to chambers 6 to canal street 4 to 14 street Union Square 5 to Fulton street 2 to 14 street 1 to Times Square S-Grand Central 7 to queens borough Plaza W to Lexington Ave 59th street N to Atlantic Ave Barclays Take anyway you want to I would appreciate it! Plus:I ended at Atlantic Ave since you live close by and it might help after riding the trains for that long

[@SuprToe]

This is a cool route! All trains except for the Z and Times Sq S? (Sr will be out of commission for awhile).

[@Leopessi121]

Oops I forgot I added the shuttle and Z train has shenanigans this week so I figured not adding that would be good.Thanks

[@steveclark4544]

48:18 that’s the Macombs Dam Bridge

[@SuprToe]

THAT’S the name! Couldn’t remember while recording.

[@mr.jaydenfoxlegoanimation]

I’m looking forward for all trains and stations for Queens & Brooklyn

[@angelsfunstuff226]

we are so back, so yk what time it is, DAY 20 OF ASKING OUR GLORIOUS SUPRTOE TO GO TO ALL VERSIONS OF THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDENS!1!1!1!1!1!1!!!1

[@SuprToe]

Someday. Someday. Maybe in the spring.

[@nicholasstanton9575]

0:55 - 225 St is the easternmost station in Manhattan because it’s on a tilt…

[@Rokergame]

WTC was close because of Ground Zero in the Tiwn towers terror attack

[@SuprToe]

That's correct. Never forget. Also never forget Hurricane Sandy.

[@Rokergame]

I been Ur subscriber for years

[@royfreeman6261]

Yep, 12:14 the BMT Broadway Line.

[@medinaajibola2638]

Make a cilp of the end a r40s

[@Maxthema]

Aww man I miss it

[@Ian-g8w3v]

The r train is part of the broadway line

[@eliamendoza4249]

Suprtoe, HOW DID YOU KNOW MY LOCATION: Location (me) : 101 St, 3rd Av Suprtoe's (you) location: 101 St, 3rd Av - 116 - 125 Street 3rd Av W for you Suprtoe man! Wished i saw you.

[@psychonautO8743]

Please do all Queens Trains 2024 next

[@Phineascharles10]

24:10 you reminded me of why I very rarely ride the (6) it always does skip stops cause trains are often stacked up causing them to skip stops in order to get on schedule always affects my family gong to work

[@steveclark4544]

Harlem 148 St used to be called 148 st Lenox Terminal; only renamed in recent years.

[@mirkop1983]

How come you changed your camera when you first did R train vs scooter?

[@ElizabethZacuto]

Please do every single LIRR station including Penn station Atlantic Avenue Grand Central and Jamaica also at Massapequa Lynbrook and Rockville center there are cool things in all Manhattan stations missed 72street on the (6) and (6X) and (4) late nights

[@popeye2586]

SUPRTOE ON YOUR CLASSIC CHANNEL IM THE 1170K SUBBER!!🎉

[@SuprToe]

Fantastic!

[@popeye2586]

@SuprToe Suprtoe! You are the reason why I love trains dude I love your videos so much! Next can you ride my fav train R46 N? BTW You're the reason why I wanna become a train conductor when I grow up bro. I love your videos so much I can't stop watching everyday!❤️❤️

[@Lewisfvr19-c3s]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤suprtoe back in 2017 you ride all trains right

[@gtavstepfordcounty1733]

I would watch you for 8 hours 😅

[@dongvo9220]

I’ll make all trains all stations for Brooklyn and yes I’m here

[@M4sake]

Unc Getting older😭| ah yes. 207 Inwood and 207 on the 1. my home.

[@MiguelRamirez-xf5zc]

Next you should do Brooklyn next.

[@SuperSubwayBoyCian]

Supertoe, today my mom and I rode all trains from 1 to Z.

[@SuprToe]

Awesome! Make sure to thank your mom for going with you. It's a long journey for us old heads.

[@SuperSubwayBoyCian]

@@SuprToe ok.

[@SuperSubwayBoyCian]

@@SuprToe For your next WTN you do The A to 168th St, The 1 to Times Sq 42nd St, the 7 to Queensboro Plaza, the N to Lexigton Av 59th, the 6 to 51st Street, and Finally the L to Bedford Av?

[@SuperSubwayBoyCian]

i mean the 6 to 14th St Union Sq.

[@itsmeBRIK]

suprtoe grew a beard dayum

[@BobIsHavingAnMadOnslaught]

52:48 4 5 6 doesn't stop at 96 only the 6 does, 4 5 6 stops at 86 then 59 followed by 42

[@mtaqtrainr46]

We back of subway in NYC

[@HalenChen-o6g]

Do Bklyn Next

[@Slowed_songs_foru]

I caught #5555 3x

[@R142A5trainvia3-newlotave]

Hey super told I have a question for The next video can you do a full ride from the C From Broadway Junction to jay st metro tech and the A to 168 st and The A to Broadway Junction and the L train to 14 st and the 6 to 149th St. grand concourse

[@AlexMartinez-cs5im]

When you saw the lower level in city hall that was a real station that will go to split the line N, Q at canal then it will go straight to city hall and will go to the Margue tunnel and go to the line N and R it will go straight to 95 BAY RIGE

[@SuprToe]

Great idea. If only.

[@RoadsNRailsOfficial]

QUEENS NEXT PLEASE!

[@justinatior]

I always thought Roosevelt Island was always part of Queens.

[@MarthaFortune-g2x]

Can you go to Flatbush Avenue?

[@dereck364]

59:12 Thats a Cybertruck

[@ahrenlopez]

In the first 0:31 THATS MY STREET

[@ahrenlopez]

Man I wish to see GOGOSUPRTOE but I have school 😢😢😢😢😢

[@Transit23]

8:50 that my 2nd birthday

[@jurgengjidia8657]

You should've taken the trains in order, i.e A,B,C,D or 1,2,3

[@Emmanuel-be3lg]

hi suprtoe

[@SuprToe]

👋

[@JoyBaby-l8h]

You can do all express

[@ElizabethZacuto]

Please do trains list (FX) From churh Ave to J Street (W) to Canal street (6) to Brooklyn Bridge city hall and ride the loop (4) to Lex 59 (N) to Times Square 42 street (1) to 34 LIRR to Kew gardens (F) to 21street (7) to court square (G) to metropolitan avenue (L) to broadway junction (A) to Fulton street (5) to Lex 59 (Q) to Prospect park (FS) to Franklin Ave (C) to W4 (M) to 34 (R) to Queens plaza (E) to World Trade Center walk to Fulton street (J) to broad street (4) to Nevins street (2) to Atlantic Avenue (B) to Ave H

[@DuvonNY]

16:32 🤣🤣🤣

[@Rosewarrior42]

Can you make more MTA trains videos in Roosevelt Island? If you don’t want to it ok!

[@SuprToe]

There's only one station on the island. So... probably not? I like going there sometimes, though, as part of larger journeys.

[@AbdulBari-p3k]

See you tomorrow

[@mirkop1983]

When are you going to Jamaica 179th?

[@SuprToe]

been there. All queens stations 4pm Thanksgiving day

[@MarthaFortune-g2x]

1:12:08 Supertoe is sad 😢