NYC Subway F train (to 179th St) Front View - with Announcements 🗣️
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- Join us for an enchanting F train ride, uniquely enhanced with station announcements in charming kid voices, adding a whimsical touch to the journey from Coney Island to Jamaica-179th Street. This video not only captures the diverse route of the F train but also includes picture-in-picture moments showcasing passing connecting trains, offering a multi-dimensional view of NYC's bustling subway system.
🚆 Special Features of the Ride: (Train Equipment R160)
Joyful Beginnings at Coney Island: Starting from the vibrant atmosphere of Coney Island, experience the subway through the excited announcements of kids, bringing a new perspective to the journey.
Manhattan's Subterranean Splendor: As the train snakes through Manhattan's underground, the kid-voiced announcements add a playful narrative to the bustling scenes of city life.
Queens’ Diverse End: The journey ends in Queens, with the cheerful voices guiding you through the borough's melting pot of cultures.
Connecting Train Highlights: Enjoy unique picture-in-picture visuals of connecting trains, offering a glimpse into the interconnected nature of New York's transit system.
🔔 Rediscover the NYC Subway: This isn't just a train ride; it's a whimsical exploration of the city's veins. Liked this delightful twist on the usual subway journey? Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more creative subway experiences.
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**NYCT Employees - "Thank you for your service to NYC."
❤❤❤❤❤❤ i feel like im 10 years old again Everytime i watch one of your videos. My wife just watches me and smiles, she knows how much I love the NYC subway
Good for you mate.
Shoutout to you for sharing as it's an honor & our pleasure , to help bring out the younger version in you. We all have that person inside and we're happy to know we can help yours smile. Thank you again for sharing and we look forward to maintaining your support. 🫶🫡
Gotta say, not a fan of the voiceover. The trivia is nice, but I would probably stick to text only. Takes away from the ambience, in my opinion.
Otherwise, good work as always.
Thank you so much for the compliment and for your review; both are truly appreciated 🏆🫡🫂
As adorable as the voice overs, with their station announcements, homilies and other information, are, I do feel it takes away from the subway experience. Just my opinion.
I agree - the manner in which you've presented your New York City Subway videos until now has been the RIGHT way to do it - by allowing the experience to speak for itself. Adding the station names in highlighted text together with the numbered and lettered routes they serve, is also quite valuable and informative. I DO appreciate your adding in text format the announcements occasionally faintly heard from the train itself at stations.
However, the cute voice-over announcing station names, etc., strikes me as superfluous and distracting - enterprising though it may be. Despite my and others' one criticism of your child-like voice-over in this one particular video, I heartily thank you for presenting us with your superb videos! The New York City Subway System is truly a remarkable achievement which is greatly worthwhile documenting as you have so superbly done it.
And if you're adding comments please keep them MTA relevant. "Roosevelt Island is Manhattan borough" is fine. "Through the left wall here at 23rd St. is the PATH train" would be OK. "The train heading downhill past Forest Hills is heading to Jamaica Yard" is relevant. But you surely don't need to warn us about "Screenching".
@@Mrbeahz1 I would expect that some viewers would appreciate the screeching warning if they have sensitive ears or didn't like the sound of that. I greatly dislike the high pitched noise at the beginning of the video.
@@AngelusBrady I was waiting for some over-the-top screeching, but it really didn't seem any more than other normal subway noises, and it was just the brakes, I think. Not sure why that part deserved it's own warning.
Man..let that little kid be great.
MAN THAT VOICE TAKES ME BACK TO WHEN I WAS 8 YEARS OLD BC I USED TO ANNOY THE CRAP OUT OF MY MOTHER SAYING WHAT STATIONS WAS NEXT ON THE 6 TRAIN 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
Thanks for sharing. We decided to try a few different things. What else did you like about the video?
Since East Broadway station on the F line opened on Jan. 1, 1936, this makes the station 87 years old.
Thank you for sharing. That's a pretty long time 🫶🫡
Either an R211 or the Z train. Or a remake of the (5) as that one wasn't good. It just was the 2 running to Eastchester.
Thank you so much for sharing. We hope it doesn't disappoint.
Fantastic Job. I wish you would also have an express run in Brooklyn for the F train! Great Job!
Thank you so much. That’s something we’ll manifest as well 🫡
Perfectly done love the voice overs and the fun facts 👏 can't wait to see what's next thank you 😊
Thank you so much for the review. What else did you appreciate about the video?
@wtaenyc putting " this is a Jamaica 179st bound F local train the next stop is ??, I loved that I can't wait to see you do a staten island railway considering I live in staten island, but if not that maybe the 6 to the bronx, or the J to Jamaica center 🤔
The kid voice is so distracting. The best part of WTAE is how raw it is. No music added over the sounds of the train. I do like subway announcements, and since they aren't really audible in your mic feed, editing in actual recorded announcements (like the Dutch rail public transport channel) would be okay.
Thank you for sharing. We appreciate the feedback as we were trying something new to bring a different experience to the channel. We imagine you were able to catch the upload without the voice, so feel free to let us know how you like that video, along with anything else you noticed that you did like. We tried some other new things and appreciate feedback on those as well. Thanks again for sharing and looking forward to your reply. 🫡
Many moons ago, there was a story of a F train M/M who took the wrong lineup and ended up at 57th Street. The train went OOS and probably relayed back to Coney Island as a put in.
Thanks for sharing this story. Must have been quite interesting to see while also being unfortunate.
I have been waiting for this one. Very nice on several different levels.
Maximum respect to you for sharing this. The support and feedback are greatly appreciated. 💯🫡
This one really brought back memories of me on an R 1-9 in the front nose on the glass. Loved the young voiceover. keep the kid in your vids. A new foamer. Best regards from Southern California!
We are honored to know that this video can bring you back to the memories you shared from the classic train equipments. Thank you for sharing and for your review; we look forward to sharing all we have to offer for you to enjoy from afar. 🫶🫡
excellent work I watched all your videos, they are very impressive
Maximum respect to you and to all those involved in moving NYC 🫡🗽🚈💨
I have to congratulate you for making amazing what was already sensational. I'm already a fan, I watch the videos almost every day, especially at night, to relax and sleep. During the day, on breaks, I like to share on TV for greater immersion and now, with the new information and the voice of the station announcements and the phrases... 💓 The station announcement... WOW!!! 👏👏👏👏
I watch them at night also. I agree about them being very relaxing.
Thank you for your kind words as it is special to know how strongly you appreciate the work being done; especially with this newer experience. Thank you for also sharing the ways in which you use the videos, as the sounds of the train on the tracks truly is relaxing for some of us as well. Looking forward to sharing all that we have to offer and maintaining your support. 🫶🫡
Love it, good view of the (F) Foxtrot train.
Thanks for this ride! I enjoyed it very much! Greetings from Apeldoorn (the Netherlands).
Greetings and thank you so much for your review 🫡
Looking forward to wherever you’re taking us today WTAE.
We’re thankful to hear that and appreciate you for your support. 🫡🏆
I’m not trying to make anyone feel bad here but here are some of the corrections you could have fixed:
Corrections:
Kings Highway: B82 SBS
14th st: Path Trains
23rd st: M23 SBS
34th st Harold Square: M34 Path Trains SBS
Jackson Heights - Roosevelt Ave: E, M, R, *7,* | Q33 SBS, LGA✈️ LINK🔗 Q70 SBS to LGA✈️ Q53 SBS
FH-71st Ave: Forest Hills 71st Ave (not st, st means 1st 2nd 3rd 4th so on and so for.)
Kew Gardens - Union Tpke: Q10 Bus to JFK✈️
Van Wyck - Briarwood: Jamaica center bound (E) train | Q44 SBS
Jamaica 179th st: Q3 Bus to JFK✈️.
Thank you so much for adding these connections; apologies for missing them. How’d you like the video otherwise?
@@wtaenycThe voice overs worsened my experience and were criticized by others I shared the video with.
@@wtaenycI think there is an overwhelmingly high number of us fans of your EXCELLENT videos that do not like the childish voice-overs. But if they are to remain, I will ALWAYS LOVE THESE RFW videos anyway. They are simply the best!!!
Leaving Jay Street Metrotech is a northbound C Local on the left. Approaching West 4th street, the same exact C Local...look at the emblem on the end of the train...same distortion to the sign on the right side of it...pretty cool timing. Always interesting videos ! Enjoy and be well, VZ
Thank you so much; it’s an honor that you were able to appreciate that addition.
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Thank you so much for haring this information about the New York City Subway, with us, and with the community. We truly appreciate you for this as now folks are able to read the comments and learn something special about NYC's Subway system, as they enjoy the experience. Thanks again and sending positive energy to you and your family. 🫶🫡
Thanks for the info!
3rd Power rail going crazy at 58:21 lol 😆
Nice video of the (F) train 👍🏿
Thank you so much...great observation.
👍 Thank You For The Full Ride On The F Train.
Our pleasure. What are some of the new things you liked about the video?
Love the announcements, makes it easier to find place on subway map
Congratulations, yu just hit 11k!
Thank you so much. How are we doing so far?
outstanding video
Thank you so much for sharing 🏆🫡
Extend the to New Hyde Park-Lakeville Road via Hillside Avenue 24/7 & have the (F) terminate at Jamaica-179th Street 24/7!
Agreed
Respect for sharing your suggestion. We will wait and see what the future plans are.
Love the videos, the little kid doing the station announcements was a nice touch, one quick technical question at first i thought the camera was Mounted on the platform of gangway but after watching a few videos the camera is filming below platform level, so i assume you have it mounted on the coupler .?
Thank you so much for sharing and acknowledging the newest addition to the experience. As it relates to your question, it is always appreciated when folks take the time to tap into their genius, and solve puzzles created in their mind. Sometimes, those questions become rhetorical as the genius mind already answers them subconsciously. 🫶🫡
Great video! Love the facts!
Thank you so much for sharing.
3 Train to Harlem 148 Street
2 train to Flatbush Ave or 5 train to Flatbush Ave
B train to 145 Street
5 train to Dyre Ave
D train to Norwood 205 Street
Don't spoil it!! Wait until others see. I know you 😏 have a enthusiasm in you 😅.
Thanks for sharing your predictions. We hope it doesn't disappoint.
I took the whole ride. As usual, I loved the junctions and complicated trackwork best.
Aarre Peltomaa
I agree. The best flying junctions are on the IND routes, and the F line is replete with complex interlockings and level changes!
Thank you for sharing and we are glad you appreciated the video. We added some new features and would love to know what else you liked, being that you did watch the whole video?
Excellent video. I used to ride the F train daily.
Thank you so much. Glad you got to enjoy a ride on a train you share many memories with.
Any chance of a re-upload sans the voice? Pretty please? Great stuff but ... the kid's voice is a major distraction.
Thank you so much for the feedback. We are interested in hearing it as we wanted to try something different. We imagine that you were able to catch the re-upload that you requested and look forward to hearing your review on the differences between the two videos. Thanks again for the support and for sharing, looking forward to continuing to earn it. 💯🫡
Thank you so much for your continued support and for taking the time to leave your frequent comments. The feedback from the community is always appreciated. We were thinking the same way everyone else does when they first try something new. Just like life, it's a coin flip and we appreciate you for sharing your thoughts based on our flip. We manifest that this can inspire you to start noticing the other sides of all coin flips that life has to offer. 🫡🏆
Greetings, is it possible for you guys to upload the UNEDITED version of this please? Or perhaps put up a link for the unedited video. Would gladly appreciate an unedited version of this, maybe via email if possible. I would enjoy the experience much better that way. Thanks.
As a suggestion in the future maybe you guys can upload (2) versions of the subway experience, a edited & unedited version.
The voice over is cute but a front view railfan video doesn't need to much of it in all honesty. The station text/info are fine as is like in your earlier videos. Your videos and edits are innovative but sometimes you tend to bombard your videos with other stuff. Case and point your logo watermark appears on & off TOO MUCH like a ghost in different placements throughout your video. Maybe you can keep it in just one particular area where it can still be seen. Also, the "warning screeching noise" label when approaching 36th st in Queens..... We Get It. Sometimes is better to keep things simple. Just my opinion.
Just like your other video reviews, we truly appreciate you for sharing this one and for sharing your opinions on some things.
We wanted to try a different experience to see what you guys would think, so we’ll know what others ways the experience would be appreciated. As it relates to the “unedited,” version, we will upload a version different from this one, so that you guys can enjoy the ASMR side of the experience. What are some things that you saw that you did appreciate as we would appreciate feedback on the positives as well. Thank you for the continued support and looking forward to sharing the unedited version soon. 🫡🫡
@@wtaenyc I love the video for the simple fact that I enjoy the sounds of the train itself. Voice overs or anything else is distracting. I truly love your AMSR versions. Thanks
Watching this is soothing
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Great job!!!
Maximum respect 🫡
Between the juvenile announcer and the noise “trigger warnings” you have messed up a good video.
Thank you for sharing your opinion of the video. Unfortunate that there wasn’t anything you appreciated about it but we still appreciate your feedback and continued support. 🫡🫂
Two things, one it's so disappointing to see the trash in the subways even after all these years, two The kid doing the station announcements wonderful thank you makes me homesick😊
Thank you so much for sharing these things with us. We are glad that you were able to appreciate the voice announcements and as for your first concern, we manifest that more and more folks start using the additional trash bins provided, so as to keep the tracks as clean as possible moving forward. 💯🫡
Shout Out To All Subway Motorman Keep Doing You With Excellent Successfully Great NYC Subways Lines Keep It Going With More Amazing Lines The Next Stop Is The B Line
Thank you so much for your support; it is truly appreciated. 🫡
Spectacular video of the 'F' Train, WTAE! : )
Muchas gracias 🫡
De Nada,@@wtaenyc. : )
I used to drive from Long Island to Forest Hills on Saturday mornings to go into midtown on the E or F trains to do a little shopping; this was when the F still used the 53rd St tunnel. The unfortunate memory I have is when my car was broken into twice while parallel-parked on busy side streets in an upscale neighborhood in broad daylight; how those guys got away with that is beyond me. Unfortunately on one of those occasions I lost a tray of irreplaceable slides from a European trip.
Sorry this unfortunate incident happened to you. We're happy to know our video, however, was able to bring back some of the bright memories of those times.
Really enjoyed watching this video. Made me feel like a kid again as if I was conducting the train. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much as we appreciate your feedback 🫡🫡
Recorded on December 19, 2022, before the switch work at Ditmas was finished.
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(F) And Train Coney Island Stillwell Ave Brooklyn ♿ To Jamaica 179Th St Queen♿
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Hmmm… I’m guessing its the R211? Maybe? Lol
Maybe? We hope the experience doesn’t disappoint.
When was this filmed? I was on the F from Coney Island all the way to Forest Hills. Maybe I was on it? Also the baby voice is adorable 😂
For Montague Street deinterlining, here's my version of the plan:
A: 168th Street to WTC via CPW Lcl/8th Ave Local
B: 207th Street to Bay Ridge-95th Street via CPW Express/6th Avenue Express/4th Avenue Express (Local south of 36th street)
C: Bedford Park Blvd to WTC via Concourse Lcl/CPW Lcl/8th Ave LCL
D: 205th Street to Coney Island via Concourse Lcl to Coney Island via Concourse Lcl (EXP Rush Hours)/CPW EXP/6th Avenue EXP/4th Avenue Express/Sea Beach Local
E: Jamaica Center to Far Rockaway via Queens Boulevard Express/53rd Street/8th Avenue Express/Fulton Street Express
F: Forest Hills to Coney Island via Queens Boulevard Lcl/63rd Street/6th Avenue Lcl/South Brooklyn Express/Culver Lcl
G: Court Square to Church Aveune via Crosstown Lcl
J: Jamaica Center to Broad Street via Jamaica Lcl (Rush Hour Express)
K: 179th Street to Lefferts Blvd via Queens Boulevard Express/53rd Street/8th Avenue Express/Fulton Street Lcl
L: 8th Avenue to Canarsie via Canarsie Lcl
M: 179th Street to Metropolitan Aveune via Queens Blvd Lcl/63rd Street/6th Avenue Lcl/Jamaica Lcl/Myrtle Avenue Lcl
N: 96th Street to Brighton Beach via Broadway Express/Brighton Express
Q: 96th Street to Coney Island via Broadway Express/Brighton Local
R: Astoria to Coney Island via Broadway Local/4th Ave Local/West End Local
Improvements
-Reconstruction of switches at Astoria-Ditmars to turn 30 trains per hour
-New switches between local and express tracks south of 36th street, allowing locals to serve West End, and Expresses to split between Bay Ridge and Sea Beach
With this plan the Z can be killed off as skip stop is useless and a failure and with the W being absorbed into the R to increase frequency in the Astoria branch with some R trains terminating at the lower level of the City Hall station while the N can now be a weekday only route and both the N and Q can now interchange and share fleets
To Fix the A Division I Propose this
We would build a new smoother curve to allow 5 trains to travel directly between 138th street Grand Concourse and 3rd Avenue 149th street without stopping at 149th street Grand Concourse. In other words, move that 5 train merge between Grand Concourse and 3rd Avenue. Almost Everyone will see a faster service and a few riders that need to go to 149th street Grand Concourse can use the 2 train.
The 145th Street platforms will get extended and we would construct a new tunnel along the East River to reach the 149th Street upper level so that 3 trains can run with 4 trains via Jerome and Bedford Park Blvd will get converted into two island platforms with 3 trains terminating in the Outer tracks and 4 trains can continue to Woodlawn in the Inner tracks meanwhile the 148th street yard will be converted back into a maintenance facility and the Harlem 148th street station will also be converted back into Lenox Yard to store additional trains
To Fix Rogers Junction we would need to add two switches so that 2 and 3 trains Run to Flatbush while the 4 runs local to New lots and the 5 runs express to Crown Heights plus new interlockings around Franklin Aveune and Crown Hts would need to be created to avoid conflict between the 2, 3, 4 and 5 meanwhile 3 trains could deadhead to Livonia or 239th street yard once the rush hour is over similar to how the M train fleet works
I heavily disagree, making the E go to far Rockaway would make it too long, would also make the A too short, and N and Q trains would be interchangeably redundant. But I would like the see this whole thing on brand new subway cause I could be wrong
Oh wow
Trains can talk.
Thank you for taking the time to break down the changes you would make to each line, and their respective terminal stations. These adjustments would be interesting to see and we look forward to seeing what the future holds, as lines/routes are something that change over time; we shall see. 💯🫡
(F) Train to Jamaica-179 St via 6 Av Local; Culver, 63 St, Queens Blvd Express, Hillside Av stop timestamps:
0:27 - Coney Island-Stillwell Av [Transfers: (D) (N) (Q) trains] [Southern Terminal 🟧]
1:28 - W 8 St-NY Aquarium [Transfers: (Q) train]
3:18 - Neptune Av
5:03 - Avenue X
6:33 - Avenue U
8:18 - Kings Hwy [Transfers: B82 SBS]
9:46 - Avenue P
11:16 - Avenue N
12:38 - Bay Pkwy
13:55 - Avenue I
15:16 - 18 Av
17:00 - Ditmas Av
18:16 - *MCDONALD AV PORTAL [LINE GOES UNDERGROUND]*
19:17 - Church Av [Transfers: (G) train]
20:59 - Fort Hamilton Pkwy
23:19 - 15 St-Prospect Park
25:22 - 7 Av
27:14 - *5TH AV PORTAL [LINE GOES ELEVATED]*
27:25 - 4 Av-9 St [Transfers: (R) [4 Av Line 🟠🟡] train]
28:55 - Smith-9 Sts
30:40 - *3RD ST PORTAL [LINE GOES UNDERGROUND]*
30:56 - Carroll St
33:51 - Bergen St [Transfers: (G) train]
37:02 - Jay St-MetroTech [Transfers: (A) (C) [Fulton St Line 🔵] & (R) trains]
38:55 - York St
*BROOKLYN*
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*MANHATTAN*
41:11 - East Broadway
42:37 - Delancey St-Essex St [Transfers: (J) (M) trains and M14 SBS]
44:29 - 2 Av [Transfers: M15 SBS]
*Culver Line*
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*🟠6 Av Line🟠*
46:12 - Broadway-Lafayette St [Transfers: (B) (D) EXP & (M) LCL, (6) {6} [🟢Lexington Av Line🟢] trains]
49:13 - W 4 St [Transfers: (B) (D) EXP, (A) (C) (E) [🔵8 Av Line🔵] trains]
51:00 - 14 St [Transfers: (1) (2) (3) [🔴7 Av Line🔴], (L) trains and M14 SBS; Connections: PATH]
52:41 - 23 St [Transfers: M23 SBS]
54:53 - 34 St-Herald Sq [Transfers: (B) (D) EXP, (N) (Q) (R) (W) [🟡Broadway Line🟡] trains and M34 SBS; Connections: PATH]
56:36 - 42 St-Bryant Park [Transfers: (B) (D) EXP & (7) {7} trains]
58:25 - 47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Center [Transfers: (B) (D) (M) trains]
*🟠6 Av Line🟠*
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*63 St Line 🟠🟡*
1:01:17 - 57 St
1:03:56 - Lexington Av-63 St [Transfers: (Q), (4) (5) (6) {6} [🟢Lexington Av Line🟢], (N) (R) (W) [59 St Line 🟡] trains]
1:06:13 - Roosevelt Island
*MANHATTAN*
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*QUEENS*
1:08:19 - 21 St-Queensbridge
*63 St Line 🟠🟡*
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*Queens Blvd Line 🔵🟠🟡*
1:12:29 - 36 St (Skipped 🚫)
1:13:13 - Steinway St (Skipped 🚫)
1:13:34 - 46 St (Skipped 🚫)
1:14:34 - Northern Blvd (Skipped 🚫)
1:15:29 - 65 St (Skipped 🚫)
1:17:33 - Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av [Transfers: (E) EXP & (M) (R) LCL, (7) trains and Q47 & Q70 SBS to LGA and Q53 SBS]
1:19:30 - Elmhurst Av (Skipped 🚫)
1:21:40 - Grand Av-Newtown (Skipped 🚫)
1:22:44 - Woodhaven Blvd (Skipped 🚫)
1:23:32 - 63 Dr-Rego Park (Skipped 🚫)
1:24:23 - 67 Av (Skipped 🚫)
1:25:32 - Forest Hills-71 Av [Transfers: (E) EXP train; LAST STOP ON (M) & (R) TRAINS]
1:27:49 - 75 Av
1:29:44 - Kew Gardens-Union Tpke [Transfers: (E) train and Q10 to JFK]
1:31:48 - Briarwood [Transfers: Q44 SBS]
*Queens Blvd Line 🔵🟠🟡*
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*Hillside Av Line*
1:34:01 - Sutphin Blvd [Transfers: Q44 SBS]
1:35:30 - Parsons Blvd
1:37:16 - 169 St
1:39:35 - Jamaica-179 St [Transfers: Q3 to JFK] [Northern Terminal 🟧]
Quick question: do you use vanshnookenraggen’s track map to accurately timestamp the skipped stations on the Queens Boulevard Line (the stations on the portion of the line where the local and express tracks split going on different roads)?
@@ricko257 yes
Thank you for sharing these timestamps with the community. 🫶🫡
I feel that the boy's announcements are adorable. I think that he should do that again. Is that your
son ?? Aarre Peltomaa of Mississauga, Ontario
Thank you so much for the kind words. This voice was provided by the editing software we used for this video. Shoutout to them for providing the voice(s).
Brings back old memories,now living in Florida
Maximum respect and positive blessings to you and your family. Honored the video was able to bring back some of your older memories. 🫶🫡
Living in Gillette WYOMING nice ride.
I hope the R 160’s never retire
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After 179 st, do they go back from the last cart going back to manhattan or further where the layup is and switch back? those tracks ahead should really continue to little neck pkwy or atleast francis lewis
We imagine if you take a look at the re-upload of this video and watch until the end, you may find a deeper answer to this question. As it relates to your ideas of an extension , we look forward to seeing all that the system has to offer, given the necessary resources.
Love the videos but it would be nice if all transfers were included, like the missing 8th Av line @ 42nd St & the 7 at Roosevelt Av....
Nice touch with the side-by-side picture-in-picture footage of the C 🔥
Beautiful video. Reminds me of when my grandfather would take me for many rides back when it was the D train. One question - why is there a speed restriction ahead of the Bergen Street station?
@@michaelcarlucci1760 i think bc the F train would merge with the A and C for Jay St and the G would merge off to Hoyt St
There’s no transfer line to 8th Av in the default announcements
Thanks for sharing your review as it relates to the PIP footage and the possible transfers at the stations you mentioned. We appreciate you for sharing and imagine you will see some adjustments in the other F train video we posted, without the voice announcements. 🫶🫡
As I watched, I wondered how many complete runs that particular F-train will do in a day, and how many days will it run before it has to go into the shop for checkup and maintenance.
That’s an interesting thought and question 🤔
Hey ya’ll, great video. I write from Palermo, Sicily, Italy. a.D. 8.V.2024
6 to pelhambay park? and A to 207 from lefferts blvd? R211 over rockaways ? all amazing ideas
Thank you so much for sharing them as it would be an honor to bring these ideas to life. Looking forward to sharing all that we have to offer.
When is the R train to Forest Hills being planned?
Great question ; we can't wait for you to experience it.
Get rid of the kid announcing the stations!
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You're neglecting transfers to the PATH train. I know the Port of Authority is a tough pill to swallow but ignoring them doesn't help.
Thank you for sharing. This wasn’t something that was planned and will make adjustments moving forward. Thanks again 🫡
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Can yall do the express 6 train from Brooklyn bridge city hall to Pelham Bay Park PLEASE😭😭😭🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you so much for the suggestion and we can't wait for you to see what we have in store.
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179st is by far the hottest station 120 degrees there the other night
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1:17.40 Forgot you can transfer to the #7 Flushing line.
Thank you so much for sharing this as we appreciate the feedback. What are some things you noticed that you liked?
If you freeze it at 1:10:16 and look to your right you will see another unused tunnel opening that at one point was sealed up.. It looks like it might have been a connection to the local track
Great observation as it would have been interested to see a system with that area in use; who knows what the future holds for the system.
F train my home train, Culver line, my home line
Thanks for sharing. How'd you enjoy the experience of your home train?
What's with the kid voice?
We decided to try something new with the announcements. We appreciate the feedback we have gotten and will discuss it accordingly. Is there anything you liked about the video?
@@wtaenyc Other than that, I did like the video and loved the moment in Queens Boulevard that showed just how close the E and F train could run together.
Very slick PIP of where the other train is headed around the 48.08 mark. Nice touch 💯
Thank you so much for the feedback; it is really appreciated 🫡
I notice that this video was not taken during the summer. People in the stations were wearing coats. These videos would be difficult to do during the summer bug season smearing up the lens.
Great observation and analysis. How’d you like the video overall?
@@wtaenyc This along with all your other videos are great. With the demise of front window viewing, I can now sit in my easy chair and this is just as good. I have been riding the subway since 1954. I even got to ride the tail end of the 3rd Ave El. I have been viewing all your video programs from the beginning.
I suppose in doing these videos during the summer bug season, having two or better three cameras clustered together would assure of having one camera bug spatter free. Again, great work on your part.
I have a question are you driving the train and do you have a camera or something that makes it like front view
Great question. We are a team of individuals that has the necessary resources to make this possible.
Hearing the child-like station annoucements I thought I clicked on a DJ Hammers video.
We appreciate you for sharing your feedback and will discuss it with the team. Is there anything you did like about the video? We’d appreciate that feedback as well as there are many things we tried differently. Thanks again for your feedback and we look forward to your reply. 🫡🫡
@@wtaenyc I was making a humorous reference to the videos of DJ Hammers in which his channel features many excellent rain fan videos. But the videos of the nostalgia trips always have the voices of excited children who are at the front window, hence the humor of my comment. I was the one who requested a video of these nostalgia trips so that one can enjoy not only the view but also the sounds of those classic cars. RFW videos of those trips are great but the background chatter can be annoying.
Regarding the addition of a child's voice, while I agree it may not have a good fit for this video, if it is genuine, the parent(s) of the child could think whether a future career in voiceover is feasible, even as a child (of course with the appropriate supervision and legal checks-and-balances). There is always a need for children's voices for commercials and animated programs (cartoons). If the child fully enjoys it, it may be considered as an adult career. Best of luck to whoever did the voice in the video and the parents!
We appreciate you for sharing this with us as you make some valid points. We just wanted to try something out so this feedback, along with all the others, is deeply appreciated and we look forward to maintaining your support.
This is a rlly good video n’ all, but it would’ve been better imo if u just added Kathleen Champion’s recording of the “this is” announcements instead of the baby voice.
Thank you for sharing. This was something we wanted to try and so, your review is greatly appreciated. Since posting, we’ve decided against its use. 🫡♾️
@@wtaenyc Thank you. This channel is W
Can you do the f train to Coney island via 8th avenue next please if you can get vis 8th avenue
Thank you so much for the suggestion. 🫡
The voice overs ruin the experience, we don’t want to feel like we’re watching a nursery rhyme. A lot of us are teenage and adult enthusiasts. These videos worked for all ages because they were just raw footage of the subway, something people of all ages can enjoy. Just use the automated announcements… And please stop filming on weekends when the F trains are slowly trotting along Queens boulevard…
Kids can watch it. But they think this is---and transfers to are nursery rhymes.
Thank you so much for sharing your feedback on your personal preferences. We appreciate you for taking the time to give praise to, not only the video, but to the team and the channel for all the work they continue to do; especially as it relates to the filming of footage that has never been done on weekends.
Waiting for this to premier so I can order pizza 😂
We hope it doesn't disappoint and manifesting a Fast DelivEry%
It would be pretty cool too have that little voice on all the trains if they decided to change it 😬😬 I wasn’t expecting that in the video!!
Awesome stuff 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for sharing this feedback and your opinion on it being on the trains. This is something new we decided to try and who knows if it’s something that would be tried in the future on the trains as you mentioned. Anything else on the video you noticed and liked?
@@wtaenyc i would like to see an A train or C from Euclid Ave , going into Pitkin yard 😬😬,
I live near the f train at sutphin blvd
How'd you like seeing your home station?
29:29 its the highest Subway station in America. It used to be in thr world until some place in china beat it
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@WelcomeToAnExperience:
Please, please PLEASE get rid of the childish voice-over. It is distracting and quite annoying. Go back to no narrations, please. Otherwise your videos are fantastic and will always remain a railfan's treasure!!
Thank you so much for sharing this and for your feedback. We wanted to try giving a different experience and welcome the feedback. Other than the voice, we added some other features to this video. What are some of the things you appreciated? We’re interested in hearing about those as well.
@wtaenyc I appreciated the fun facts about the stations' history and the transfers to other lines. So this new feature is welcome. The voice-over? Not at all. But don't for a nanosecond think that your videos fail to please---they are a railfan's ideal of trackside views now that most trains no longer have the railfan window! You simply are THE NUMBER ONE SOURCE for real-time, unedited track and tunnel views from the front of a train. Long live your channel!
Is there a j or m train video?
Check out our channel videos and let us know how you like both those experiences.
D to Norwood-205 st
We can’t wait for you to experience it.
@@wtaenyc thx can’t wait
And I like the kid voice
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@@wtaenycI wish you could have added the Adam Text to speech voice from Elevenlabs
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Maximum respect. How was it seeing this video?
@@wtaenyc Two criticisms of this particular video: 1) The child-like voice-over announcing the names of stations along the F-Train's route (it may be "cute," but is cuteness a requisite for inclusion in these videos? - I daresay not) - and 2), this particular video seemed to be uncharacteristically hazy and out of focus optically, especially because it's in 4K (2160 p) resolution - and because "Welcome to An Experience's" other videos are by and large in quite sharp focus. My guess is adding the child announcing the stations was done as an experiment to see how people would like it. Judging by the comments below, SOME people DID like it - but a SIGNIFICANT portion of others DIDN'T. The child's voice-overs seem so uncalled-for, irrelevant to the subject matter AND unnecessary!
Is this track rickety or is it the equipment?
Could be a little bit of both depending on the area. 🫡
95 years and 81 years an 71 years and 64 years and 62 years
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Very cool
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I'd would always ride the F train to roosevelt ave, 75 ave
Btw the rat tho 😂1:37:55
What did you think about seeing those stops from this view?
@@wtaenyc Amazing!
La voie de bébé.... pas fan du tout, je vois pas le rapport avec le milieu metro/ train enfaite, à la base s'était de la vidéo asmr non ? dommage.
Thanks for sharing your personal opinion; it is greatly appreciated for our records. 🫡🫡
Great vid.. Night view At Smith - 9th....nice..👏👏.. Little one announcing stations.
Thank you so much. We appreciate you for your support 🫡
R211 or Jamaica bound F.
We hope it doesn't disappoint. 🫶🫡
Well well well
@@wtaenycloved the video, so many memories of riding the F. Was not particularly feeling the stop announcers. Kinda took away the ASMR feel. Cute kid though.
Could you add voice on your old videos?
Great question. We will see if that’s possible.
Was this night or early morning
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I love your videos. I enjoyed the adorable voice overs. I hope the MTA adopts some of these to use on their announcements! Brings me back to when I was child riding this line as well as so many others! Keep up the great work!!
Thank you so much and we are honored that the video can help bring back those childhood riding memories. We look forward to seeing what the transit system has in store in the future as they do their part to improve the system and the riding experience. 🫂🫡
Why would the G not continue toward Coney Island to the last express stop... or vice versa. seems like a waste of an express track just to have it for layups
Great suggestion. We imagine that given the necessary resources, this may be something that can happen in the coming future. 🫡
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Do The R TRAIN TO FOREST HILLS 71
PLZ DO THE R TRAIN TO FOREST HILLS 71
Thank you so much for the suggestion and we can’t wait for you to experience it; we’ll add this to the voting.
@@wtaenyc The Day You Said T ROX GAMING HE HAD TO BE THE SHOUTOUT But His Account IS GEtting Deleted So I Have To BE The Shout Out RIP T ROX GAMING
@@wtaenyc Thank You For Your Inconvenience
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Can trains talk?
Not yet but they do “communicate.”
Another excellent video, love the stop announcer. Thanks for the ride.
Thank you so much for the feedback and we're happy you enjoyed it.
Whos Voice is That? Sounds like a kid.
We used two kid voices for the station and info announcements. How did you like the video otherwise?
31:30 How did you know?
We didn't but being that you left this comment, we can imagine we aren't wrong for assuming. 🫶🫡