Hi there just wanted clear some concerns, theres only a handful of stations in Buenos Aires and that are one direction etrance only and they are all along the A line, specifically everything from Plaza Miserere to Plaza de Mayo, all other stations have a middle lobby to help you get to the other side platform
Wow! Thank you for the information. I appreciate your input. It will help the viewers as well. I did learn that after living here for a bit. I made the video after like 2 weeks arrival in BA. Again thanks!
As a visitor I used the old metro with wooden seats before so the new trains and done-up stations are a huge improvement. I am also pleased that China has helped to update the Buenos Aires metro.
Yeah, it did get crowded at some stops. And it does get crowded also but they have like a train every 5 mins. So the congestion is not that bad at all.
Thank you. I honestly felt really safe. There’s a lot of people even at night time. Of course like most big cities you have to watch out for petty crimes like pickpocketing. Although I have not experienced any of that.
Be aware there are many unscrupulous vendors (like convenience stores) that will be happy to sell you a SUBE card for 500-600 ARS if you seem like a tourist/visitor :) Also, the issue you were having with the recharge machine is that they only accept newer versions of all the bills. We had an issue but the officer in the station was kind enough to swap bills with us
@@wayne530 Yeah, didn’t go to convenient stores for the SUBE card. I was lucky enough to get one at a train station. And the kiosks, I don’t think they accept small bills like 50 or 100. But if you tried it then that’s great. Thanks for the info.
Thank you
You’re welcome.
Hi there just wanted clear some concerns, theres only a handful of stations in Buenos Aires and that are one direction etrance only and they are all along the A line, specifically everything from Plaza Miserere to Plaza de Mayo, all other stations have a middle lobby to help you get to the other side platform
Wow! Thank you for the information. I appreciate your input. It will help the viewers as well. I did learn that after living here for a bit. I made the video after like 2 weeks arrival in BA.
Again thanks!
As a visitor I used the old metro with wooden seats before so the new trains and done-up stations are a huge improvement. I am also pleased that China has helped to update the Buenos Aires metro.
What great improvements they have. So convenient and comfortable. 😊
Was that rush hour ?? Doesn’t look crowed 😮
Yeah, it did get crowded at some stops. And it does get crowded also but they have like a train every 5 mins. So the congestion is not that bad at all.
pamangkin... im watching your vlog..
Thank you cuz! ✌️✌️✌️
Hello great vlog! How was the safety when you were there?
Thank you. I honestly felt really safe. There’s a lot of people even at night time.
Of course like most big cities you have to watch out for petty crimes like pickpocketing. Although I have not experienced any of that.
@@ljchosen thank u LJ! traveling in 2 weeks
@@BeyondTheScrubsJourney Enjoy! 👍
The first Subway of South hemisferio and Hispanoamérica
Great trivia. Thank you.
What's a reliable place to get the SUBE card if stations may or may not have them?
Their main office is at the Retiro Station. There you’re absolutely able to get one.
Be aware there are many unscrupulous vendors (like convenience stores) that will be happy to sell you a SUBE card for 500-600 ARS if you seem like a tourist/visitor :) Also, the issue you were having with the recharge machine is that they only accept newer versions of all the bills. We had an issue but the officer in the station was kind enough to swap bills with us
@@wayne530 Yeah, didn’t go to convenient stores for the SUBE card. I was lucky enough to get one at a train station. And the kiosks, I don’t think they accept small bills like 50 or 100. But if you tried it then that’s great. Thanks for the info.
阿根廷安全嗎？想去那裡旅遊😅
It’s safe! Just like any other country you just have to pick the right areas and be aware of your environment. Almost 3 months now and I feel safe. 😊
Yes in special "la villa 31" just enter there
@@F88689 vos entraste y tenes experiencua ahora te dicen danax
Que descanso fue ese?
scary subway like in the horror movie😅
😅 I actually didn’t feel that way. New York has scarier subways 🫣
Que tiene de "aterrador" ????? 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽
Chainsaw wielding Argentine president Javier Milei took that power tool to transit subsidies and forced huge fare hikes. 360 percent on the Subte.
Oh wow! The more I learn.
Oh wow! The more I learn…
Ablando en ingles😂
BUENOS AIRES.. LA PRIIMER CIUDAD DE HISPANOAMERICA EN TENER SUBTERRÁNEO, DESDE 1913 Y UNA DE LAS PRIMERAS EN EL MUNDO
Yep. That’s a great feat! 😇