New York City Subway N Train (to Coney Island {via west end}) Front View
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2024
- Dive into an unexpected subway journey with the N train as it embarks from the vibrant neighborhood of Astoria-Ditmars, Queens, and heads towards the iconic Coney Island, Brooklyn. This special edition video captures a rare moment in NYC's subway history, where our N train finds itself rerouted over the D line after 36th Street, showcasing the resilience and versatility of one of the world’s most complex subway systems.
🚆 Journey Unfolds: (Train Equipment: R68)
Astoria-Ditmars Launch: Begin in the heart of Astoria, where the N train sets off amidst the backdrop of diverse cultures and historic streets.
Manhattan and Queens: Traverse the usual N line route beneath the bustling streets of Manhattan and into Brooklyn, highlighting the everyday hustle and vibrancy of New York life.
Reroute Surprise at 36th Street: Experience the unexpected as the train is rerouted onto the D line, turning a routine trip into an adventure. This creative turn not only illustrates the subway system's dynamic response to challenges but also offers passengers a unique tour of the city's landscapes while showcasing the subway’s flexibility.
Coney Island Conclusion: The journey ends at the famed Coney Island, where amusement and leisure await. Despite the reroute, the N train achieves its mission, delivering passengers to their beloved destination.
🔔 Embrace the Journey: The beauty of NYC’s subway system lies not just in its destinations but in its journeys - unexpected routes and all. If you found this rerouted adventure on the N train enlightening, feel free to LIKE and SHARE this video. For more tales of subway resilience and explorations of New York City’s transit wonders, feel free to SUBSCRIBE to our channel.
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**NYCT Employees (Past, Present, Future) - "Thank you for your service to NYC."
I worked the N/W/Q for years out of Astoria Ditmars. One of the best lines to work in the system.
Thanks for sharing and Thank you for your service to NYC 🗽🏆🫡
R68/A on Brighton local may disagree
Speaking of which, do I have to go to school to get a MTA Job? I really wanna become a(n) Train Operator
Ah yes, the N train, always transferred at Queensboro for it. Great line!!
Since the M trains are returning back to the queen blvd line can you do a M train from forest hills to metropolitan avenue🟠
I wish the F and M would permanently swap to reduce congestion on the E train 🥲
@@ratuldeoun7228/ Why's that?
@@146_KonnichiwaSenpai The E trains always gets packed during peak rush hour since more people get off in Lexington Avenue/53 Street. So if the F Express train got permanently connected back to the 53 St route, that would put less congestion on the E trains. The M Local train would be better for the 63 Street route since not as many people get off over at Lexington Avenue/63 Street. Today was the first day the F Express train went back to the 63 Street route and E trains were packed more than usual and it wasn't even a school day so imagine starting tomorrow when there is school how packed the E trains are going to get.
Try to do an R160 M Train with the Siemens motor!
Looking forward to your Bronx to Brooklyn 5 train video!
Or the 2 train from Bronx to Brooklyn
am too, mainly from train 2 Wakefield 241st to flatbush av
Best nighttime video yet!!
wow I was just looking through your channel for this. Thanks!
Excellent Videos Keep It Going With All Subway Lines 💯
Luv the view wen the n turns into meet the 7 train the sreching the view of all the tall buildings is beautiful
These videos are so awesome! Thank you so much for continuing to post these videos.
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Finally its out!💯🔥
This video is beyond cool! I love the night views and the view to 9th Ave. and again into Stillwell Ave. I grew up not far from the Coney Island Yard and as a kid used to be at the window contantly watching the trains going in and out of the yard, as well as the Sea Beach crossing through. Great memories!
Amazing video of the view
Beautiful scenery at night in Astoria and Long Island city 😎
Long Island city is ruined by those tall ugly buildings
Man, I love that 49th street station.
Yeah me too but not enough to wonder why the EXPRESS N train stops there when there's 2 locals
I gotta say I love your videos, they are great for both watching and as background noise. For some reason I find the screeches of the subway relaxing
Quite interesting; Thanks for sharing. 🏆🫡♾️
Just subscribed and I'm so glad I did, thankyou for taking me on your journey, cheers my friend. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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awesome as always!!
Great as always! Took both lines to my old high school John Dewey High School at Bay 50th Street Station. Back in the 70's It was the B train that ran on the West End Line and the N line last stop in Manhattan was 57th street 7th Avenue. The RR back then went to Astoria Ditmars Blvd.You may have to another video with N train from Ditmars Blvd via Sea beach line the original route. Again Excellent!!!
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Amazing video and trip ^^.
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Hell yes!!
This is fabulous! I'm like a kid again on the subway! I'm doing some research on Coney Island and I cam across your video! Love it!!
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Excellent job on this video Welcome To An Experience! Can you try to do this video again but with the N train on it's original route?
Thanks!
As always, perfection.
Your support is appreciated; along with your contribution 🫡
Excellent video!! I love this content. Can you do R211 A Train from Inwood to Far Rockaway and Far Rockaway to Inwood in the future?
My fav part is wen trains switch tracks and wen the train goes over crossed tracks the do. Da dom da do sound is rad and wen it makes sharp turns are awesome wen u hear the stretching sound I don't know I like watching local train service videos rather than Express for some reason 😎😎
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Just after Queensboro Plaza, seeing the R train as it merged just inside the tunnel was great. But no horn sounding near the end where the two welders surprised me.
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13:55, I always wondered how far away the N/W train had to be when the R had to merge into the 60th Street tunnel. Now I know. I hope one day there will be footage of the R waiting for the N/W merge.
I’d say roughly 900-1000 feet. Grade and prior timed red signals accounted for.
@@Metsfan7232 Thanks. I was expecting it to be a lot closer. Similar to the distance where the F has to wait for the E at the express merge near 36th Street.
"This is a Manhattan bound N, local train. The next stop is Queensborough Plaza. Stand clear of the closing doors, please."
Two cool parts of this ride were at 14:19 the R merging underground while the N was still on the structure, and at 1:28:28 navigating across the entire plant at Coney Island. Really cool! 😎😎
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Wow, caught this one live!
When u do the A to Far Rockaway or Rockaway Park u think u can do it with an R 211? That would be bananas😊
I love your annotations. That's great. I got more details around DeKalb Ave of the tunnels. I know that you are maybe tired of hearing about it, but I love to know how tunnels are redone and rerouted, and what engineering is required to do this. Finally I have a pre 1950's track diagram of the DeKalb in Peter Dougherty's 2024 'Tracks of the New York City Subway'; highly, highly recommended. His new graphics blow my mind; they are in colour, with old, historical track diagrams also. He created in abundance. If you are reading this, Pete, then thanks so much. And thanks to WTAE. Aarre Peltomaa
His book is fantastic. Used the flip pages to track this reroute. His remarks are extremely informative. (Myrtle Ave line rider from 50's and 60's)
As you are probably aware, all crossings north of DeKalb were at grade. While I always wonder how much effect rebuild had above ground (street closures, existing buildings razed).
Thanks for sharing and shoutout to Peter Dougherty’s work on providing valuable insights into the subway system. 🏆🫡♾️
Metalic
YESSSIRRRRR
wait will be getting via Sea Beach also why do u guys never upload in order??
At 10:08 the Ascending/descending structure was from the old 2nd Avenue EL IRT lines that traveled to/from Astoria and to Flushing. If you happen to exit from Queensborough Plaza, you can still see what remains.
Thanks for sharing 🫡
I'm just really glad that all train service didn't get delayed, nor damaged, nor destroyed, nor people got injured in transit system due to 4.8 Magnitude Earthquake that struck NYC on Friday April 5th, 2024. I was so scared and had a heart attack that it shook the entire building i live at, and it might collapse. But glady, it didn't and i felt fine after that. On that day, that was my first time experiencing the earthquake, and I'll never forget about what happened on that day. Definitely the scariest moment I've been through 😨😰
I grew up near the Astoria line 36 ave station. lived there 1951-1971. as a kid it was all Standards and D types. Brighton Local, West End Express . in late 1960 saw the first olive Green R-27’s. by the later part of 1964 the R-32’s. trains got new letters with new cars : QT QB T. By summer 65 all of the old cars were gone.
Thanks for sharing 🫡♾️
(N)ice Friday night treat
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Great video and great service you’re doing for us as always. Will you have to redo half the journey again since the N rerouted to the Coney Island D line?
He’ll have to do it over the entire way probably. I know he’s going to return to routes again in the future down the line, but I’m not gonna get ahead of myself there.
Truly a pleasure 🫡♾️
when are we going to get the e to jamaica center?
can you do the culver express f train?
I still miss the R160s on the N Q and W
I see at the end it switched from the west end tracks back to the sea beach tracks
Guys I think we are going to see a trains pov in the city of New York!
15:00 thats a tough place to stop - you can barely hear the breaks crying
At some point will you explain how you get this amazing access? By far the most interesting of the subway videos.
Maybe a MTA employee?
@@Postmail7495With access to A & B Divisions, terrminal-to-terminal? My guess is no because of the employment risk.
@@GeoffFox-CA no way they're not an MTA employee. They uploaded a sick video of the Church Ave terminal earlier as well. As for employment risk, there's another guy (ChristopherNY) who's on the construction side of things that posts videos all the time, and he does it from the work train.
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18:20 "A free transfer is also available to the F and Q trains by walking to the Lexington Av-63rd Street station and using OMNY or your Metrocard."
I think diversions are interesting.
The N train is essentially running the old West End Route....Astoria to Coney Island
Thanks for sharing 🫡♾️
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That one track worker has to do a better job not having his back on the train when it passes. Even when the train started moving and switching tracks, he barely had his footing. I really enjoyed the video.
Thanks for sharing. Shoutout to them for at least having on the vest & nothing crucial taking place; more alertness can be exercised in the future. 🫡
May I ask? Time stamp of when the N Switched over the D line?
54:49 May I have your attention please?
Due to an unforeseen issue with the N Line at the 36th Avenue station, the N train is being diverted to the D line.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience as we work to resolve the issue.
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i hunted down for the song at the beginning... to save others the time if they are interested
song: Stars Are Dancing - Lost Souls
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Why you do not do the z train.
Just wondering what the emergency was that caused the detour?
Signal trouble it’s believed.
What was the emergency?
It was believed to be signal trouble.
When will you do a z train video
It should not exist
Why are some videos getting private
New management for additional features
Interesting enough, this TO slows a lot quicker before hitting the 10 car mark
Train Equipment : R68 not R46
R Train Merging Ahead good
How do you get the camera mounted on the train?
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It's, apparently, very unconvenient, when a train suddenly change its route.
How fast does an express train go? Top speed.
Varies on the equipment and grade. The tube in this video is said to be the stretch where trains hit the top speeds in the system. (Nb & sb)
Why is the N running in the D line?
Unexpected re-route
It's an N train to Coney island
I love the N train so much!!!!
Do E to Jamaica ctr
Guess: 5 train to bklyn college
R68, or R68A?
R68
N train letter ride
WTAE 😃
Sounds more like a 46 than a 68 to me.
Nice, I wish it was on a Kawasaki R68A instead. That's the only fleet you guys haven't used yet.
Ill never understand why the N train doesnt start express until 34 st causing that bottleneck wiith the the R & W when it could switch at 57th its stupid to me
Probably has some to do with wanting to keep tourist service at ‘Times Sq extended’, while (in past) could interfere with Q terminal at 57-7.
What train is this
N
The (N) via the (D) West End Line
R68
10:48 to 11:06
Your little map at the beginning shows the expected route of the N train not the re-routing.
N Train via the 🅱️ line 🚅🧡🟠
the rerouting ruined it. i was expecting 8th ave. MY CHILDHOOD😭😭
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That dog at the beginning, his barking is so loud
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Sit down
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Is this a z train
Nah it’s the “N”
Nah it’s the “K”
Nah it's the "D"
N good 🫡😊 the ok yes ll people
Thanks!
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Thank you for your support and contribution 🫡♾️
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Your continued/consistent support is appreciated always 🫡♾️ Thank you.