I don't know about Hong Kong's escalators, our escalators (Moscow metro) moves 75 cm per second (37,5 cm up or down per second), these escalators don't look like faster ones. The station isn't very deep, i think, it's about 30-40 meters (i live in a city with more than 50 metro stations in depth between 40 and 75 meters, so 30-40 meters isn't deep for me). The only problem, which i see here - too long walking with many short escalators, it's much better to use one long escalator! I think, they tried to combine transfers and exits. We have some stations with the same design, but without so long walking, anyway, they aren't very convenient.
@@NeytiriMD The HKU station on the Island Land is the deepest. It lies 100m under the ground. The South Island Line Platform in Admiralty only lies 43m under the ground.
![ILLSLICK - THE KING'S LANDING [Freestyle]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/feIJJnNkTfk/mqdefault.jpg)
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nice video. thanks for shooting the new south island line. It is so deep down to the south lsland platform
Indeed, I was like, "Is Hong Kong preparing for Kim Jong Un's nuclear missiles thus this seems like a bunker?"
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Thanks imagens muito lindas! Estou muito feliz por essas imagens.
Thank you, very informative.
The first and only no driver HK subway line rught?
That's a really really deep station !
very good video
very good yours video
Brilliant. Amazing transportation.
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@Dr Moriarty nope
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Ok
My favorite station (笑)
what you meant to say is that you cannot is the season you got today
Sourth island Line (East)
Lost overview how deep is this going down? And how Long to Walk down to? Regards from Germany Wolf
I don't know about Hong Kong's escalators, our escalators (Moscow metro) moves 75 cm per second (37,5 cm up or down per second), these escalators don't look like faster ones. The station isn't very deep, i think, it's about 30-40 meters (i live in a city with more than 50 metro stations in depth between 40 and 75 meters, so 30-40 meters isn't deep for me). The only problem, which i see here - too long walking with many short escalators, it's much better to use one long escalator! I think, they tried to combine transfers and exits. We have some stations with the same design, but without so long walking, anyway, they aren't very convenient.
@@NeytiriMD The HKU station on the Island Land is the deepest. It lies 100m under the ground. The South Island Line Platform in Admiralty only lies 43m under the ground.
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There is no driver? Driver-less trains?
Yes the new south island line is driverless
South Island is automated
If you are going to record a video for the public display, please make sure there are no reflections of yourself in the glass.
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Handy how videos like this reveal places not the least worthwhile visiting, eh.. .. . .
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I saw your face dude xD
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I agree. Only maintenance could be a "little" problem in PH :-( .
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