Abandoned Old Subway Terminal & Tunnel Under Los Angeles Urbex Offlimits
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we're visiting the old redline subway station and tunnel hidden under the streets of Los Angeles. Follow me on Instagram @Urbex_Offlimits and Subscribe for more!
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Got lost trying to find a job site in downtown LA. Got sent to an LA Metro underground railway construction site. Blew my mind! Like 4-6 story pit that had heavy machinery operating underground big units. Made me think of “what else is hidden underground”
That sounds like the extension there putting in been down in a few of those. Got a video of it but waiting till it's closer to finished to release it.
@@Urbex_Offlimits That is the new Regional Connector light rail subway that is being built in downtown Los Angeles.
Na that's another location
Awesome! I'm coming down to Los Angeles and hoping to check out some amazing abandoned places that I haven't had a chance to check out! Thanks for sharing!
Have a fun safe trip
Ty
Be ready to just find homeless people and prostitutes
Bandos no hookers
@@randomshit65bro not even homeless people when their that down that is there home now
Crazy how most of the lights are still working to keep it all lit. Now I want to explore haha
This one would be nice to see turned into a museum one day!!! I'm sure the locals would love it!
Great video! Would love to know where this is. I'm in pre-production on a post-apocalyptic feature based in LA. Thanks!
@3:43 did you ever go over that wall? There's supposedly a way to access both the much longer abandoned (closed in 1929) Broadway and Hill Street tunnels from where you are. Supposedly there's an exit from the Broadway tunnel into a maintenance closet in the 3rd Street tunnel?
Just found your channel, super stoked there's other people creeping around under the city.... Maybe see you around?
There is not enough room to squeeze through the top. I've been inside the other end there's not much but some burnt up cars in there and bad air. I wouldn't recommend accessing the other end. Dm me on IG @urbex_offlimits
@@Urbex_Offlimits burnt cars?
Just one or two shells yeah
@@Urbex_Offlimits LAPD used the tunnel as an impound lot for while, those were probably just left over when they sealed up the other end.
Sup t im interested and willing to go find these tunnels with you,used to live in LA still in CA Lmk
Right after 6:46 you see a smooth stone wall, that's more really old stuff, and you see a cross section of it before seeing more brick. Those are valuable architectural observations if you can record them more it would be amazing. When you see these wood brick walls just behind other walls or rooms you know it was probably a huge old space before it was ever a car park. What was it used for at that time? It's multi layered and potentially ancient :)
True it dates back further than we know
Then tbere is the story of a tribe of indigenous living deep underground to the Southeast of DTLA, for many generations!
That's old old news or bs there ate some strange conspiracies about that
Those marble slabs are worth a lot. Guess they just forgot about them. Crazy maze how you guys found that theater room.
I bet they are to the right buyer!
legendary & prolific graffiti writer wisk wca @ 3:10
Wow okay didn't know that cool find!
Super!!! Wir fliegen im Juni auch nach LA, da würde ich gerne diese Location auch fotografieren...
Where are you visiting from?
Would love to see the other side😊
The other side is empty just some burnt up cars nothing special
They should reopen it. Demo the Bonaventure Hotel since its in the way and is an old eyesore anyway and bring back the terminal and subway for a reactivated Burbank line.
@ponchoed The problem is that there is an apartment building that was built at the end of the tunnel in Glendale and also the Regional Connector tunnel is still under construction in the same area where the Bonaventure hotel is located.
Maybe one day when they realize enough people want to see it.
Great video
Thanks have some new footage of this place I need to do another video🤘
Instead of all those people Homeless above ground in LA they should use this as temporary Shelter until you get on your feet & move out. Just a thought.
Problem solved 👍
Problem Is the homeless wouldn't go there. Most if not all shelters have rules, no drug use, alcohol, weapons, and I believe you also have to be actively looking for employment. Most homeless you see on the street don't want the help, they'd rather live in the street and be criminals. Sad but true reality
It's the original red car line tunnel system it used to be open in the 1980's and could be explored. The high rise buildings and such have the foundations broken through and set in place. If anyone is wondering it is in Los Angeles California but they do prosecute trespassers so be careful not to get arrested.
Sounds about right
Thanks for sharing 💯
Your welcome
That's a cool place (literally as well as figuratively!). Back in the early '90s I got a tour from the property manager. It was definitely very damp!!
Totally
@@Urbex_Offlimits I hear that the old Pacific Electric subway is going to be turned into a mall in the future.
@@SuperheroJunior Never happen
Los Angeles theater, n it's the church in Broadway we go downstairs where you go put your kids in the daycare n it a door take down there I've been there before when I was a kid
Sounds a little sketchy think your thinking of somewhere else.
That's tr-fficking
@@Urbex_Offlimits it is. These tunnels are used by government and churches for tr-fficking. And the area you said you have to squeeze into it goes far enough so you don't hear the kids screaming. People are keeping these tunnels a secret. The way you'll actually learn about this stuff is to listen to people with D.I.D. they are trained through there. Tons in Hollywood too. Multiple tunnels all over the state and country. Read the book Healing the Unimaginable by Allison.
Yall are talking about something else not related to the old rail car tunnels. Not sure what these tunnels under a church are sounds like old catacombs?
@@Urbex_Offlimits nope. They get used for tr-fficking. This is hidden on purpose. This area exactly. Specific times
Good respectful tour thanks for not thrashing shit
🤙🤘🙏
Vault ceilings cool.
Structurally sound
At 6:46 you wiz past an old cement handrail, nicely carved etc. That's the sign you are into the original old stuff. All the other construction is built on to of it out hiding it. Watch for this clues esp if you trying to find these locations he goes to.
Your right there are lots of little details or marks left behind signs lettering... I'll be posting a new video on this location sometime next year
Great video! Always wanted to go here
Thank you!
where is this
Undisclosed. General location is in the video title.
way underground! must have been at least 100 feet!
Not sure how deep we were
Great work mate, keep up the grind, enjoy the content 👍🏻
Black collar project 👻
Thanks appreciate it!
@@Urbex_Offlimits You did a good job getting past security to get into the old Pacific Electric subway tunnel in Los Angeles.
Underground rave time
Would be wild. Would totally blow the spot tho would probably end up on the news 🤣
It still looks better than the surface☠️
Oh yeah!🤘
bro i live in la county fs exploring with some friends when i can i saw some video about a different tunnel entrance on 3rd st but i cant find it😭
Go get it mane
Hey bro can you share this spot lol just kidding man. Enjoyed the video keep up the good work man.
Thanks!
@@Urbex_Offlimits I have a question. How were you able to get down inside of the old Pacific Electric subway station during the COVID19 pandemic.
Fuck Covid19 20 and 21
Dude I wonder if someone owns this? If not and it’s just abandoned that’s pretty sick
Forsure
Straight outta Metro 2033
Totally ✌️
The purple paint is different. The paint looks recent.
I did look more recent compared to the surroundings
“We can go look at the other side but nah I’d rather not it’s bad” bro is a soft ass explorer hahaha
I've been on the other side nothing over there but some burnt up car frames
Damn awesome that you got in there. I tried a few years ago to no avail. Just wondering any chance your a member of UER?
better luck next time
@@Urbex_Offlimits your having too much fun in these comments lol. I’m an la local though and I got some spots if you want them for next time your in town
@@linusrichter3934 what spots?
Idk lol
@@Urbex_Offlimitslol idk
Hey man I have been wanting to find this place recently. Did you get down here by yourself or did someone let you down there?
Took me a min to find it, even longer to get in hahaha
@@Urbex_Offlimits any chance you can DM me where you got in?? I tried that hotel/apartment building that was over it but everything seemed locked up and there were security guards lol
Are these accessible through the City Hall ones
No that's a separate tunnel system
@@Urbex_Offlimits Is it still possible to get in these?
Too bad you didn't map it out with GPS. Would be nice to see a full map overlay/underlay with what is located above ground!
I'm not sure if you can get a signal down there. There's not much to map anyways I could draw it out myself.
@@Urbex_Offlimits Wonder if the addresses are known, then get the floorplans from the Hall of Records, they have everything for DTLA! I wonder if they've digitized anything?
@SAG SFV it's like a maze down there, and the map is in my head
@@Urbex_Offlimits For your first time, did u drop bread crumbs or seeds?...
Haha no
Turn it into a secret apt.
Would love too but not likely maybe a museum one day so everyone can see it
And this is all underground? Where? 😮
It's in the video title
where’s this at😳😳😳?
Do some research then go there then find a way in...
how do i get in
That's for you too figure out.
I got in from a place by the walt Disney music hall
@@agelectronics1 These guys don't want to tell anyone how they got into the Pacific Electric Tunnel for fear of getting caught and accused of trespassing.
Give me a clue
Gave a clue already that's all ya get
Not really just not going to tell anyone how to or where it's at. If yall wanna go, it's on you, go get it nothings impossible!
@@Urbex_Offlimits What clue did you give us?? You did not give us a clue on how to get into this old Pacific Electric Red car tunnel.
You are crazy
I guess so
What are the lights still working after all these years? They’re obviously using this for something 🤷♂️
Well actually the lights are slowly going out I was here a few years prior and all the lights worked but when I filmed this video half of them were burnt out. So I don't think anyone is maintaining this very often. But never the less its someone property.
@@Urbex_Offlimits If the Bonaventure Hotel was not built, Metro could have reused this tunnel to build a new light rail system in place of the old Pacific Electric trolley trains. At one point, this was going to be a bus way years ago but plans for that fell through.
7:20 ceiling has to have been Court Rooms/political debates. Could only guess the semi deep dish pattern allows for an echo
maybe at some point but I think it was the grand main lobby
Bro just tell us how you got in 😭😭
Wish I could share more with the public but places get trashed and destroyed that way. Maybe it will be a museum one day for everyone to enjoy!
@@Urbex_Offlimits pretty sure it’s been destroyed now
@@Urbex_Offlimits I think people got in
Bro I’m been trying to go hear forever drop the addy lol please I want a dope vid too
Look it up
This site was reviewed by Huell Howser on PBS in the 80 or 90's. They had the building owner? give context about what each location was for. Back then the tunnel had a lot more water in them. th-cam.com/video/-o7crsez_dQ/w-d-xo.html
Yes great episode love that man wish I could have met him
Hey man! I know which building these are under, I just really want to know how you got to them~ dang
If you want something bad enough, you find a way.
Dont know how these dudes got in there/don't even know which one they're in really.... There's a lot of shit to explore under downtown.
If you want to start here's a hint: Downtown, alley in very close proximity to the library, look for an elevator door in that alley.
If you find the elevator door in an alley, ride it down, have fun.
There's more than one weird old elevator in downtown you can ride into places you're not supposed to be..... If you can't find the library elevator, go find the hidden in plain sight Warner Bros shield on a building in the diamond district.... There's a stairwell somewhere near the old stage that takes you to what looks like a small empty room... Look at the floor.
Who's these dudes? Lol Yes been down a few hidden elevators, stairwells, manholes etc.. lots to see under LA to say the least.
@@travistanner1834 what library?
@@travistanner1834 more hints about the alley near the library? Went looking couldn’t it
Man I was so disappointed in your videoing and exploring, it was so interesting and you did a 10 min vid this place deserves a hr or two, man go back and show us everything we wanna see those crawls spaces and hallways, explore all the floors, smh thanks for showing us at least some of it
I know how ya feel. I really should. I've explored this entire place and have many photos on my Instagram. thru out the years it's not as exciting for me the following visits witch was when I filmed this. don't get me wrong still one of my favorites. The original footage from day one explore here got corrupt on the SD card and everything from that day never been recovered. I still have the corrupt files just need fixing???
I just came across this - the building in this video: Huell Houser > th-cam.com/video/-o7crsez_dQ/w-d-xo.html
Yeah love Huell Houser he has visited some cool historic locations. California's gold!
Free housing for los angeles homeless.
No no no this is a historic site not a shelter
Historically uselesss.
so why do they not open this for homeless .,. let them have it .,.
Because it's a historic location an would hate to see it destroyed
whers this
It's in the video title
Only a portion of a fraction
Indeed
Where is this? Pls man
Los Angeles