I just discovered your channel and im excited to see them, I like what i see and your voice tells me your nice n friendly! Thanks for sharing these and make some new ones of the subway tunnel rides, front view if possible. I love the tunnels they're special the dark walls the tiles the blue lights, the sound of electricity... such memories foe me..Thanks!
Here's a Where to Now suggestion: 1. Start at Forest Hills. Take the E train to Queens Plaza. 2. Take the R train from QP to Times Sq. 3. Take the 2 train from TS - 42 ST to 14 St 4. Take the L train from 14 St to Lorimer St/ Metropolitan Av!
Suggestion 2: 1. Take the R To Whitehall Street - South Ferry 2. Take the 1 To Chambers Street 3. Take the 2 To Fulton Street Transit Center 4. Take the 4 To Grand Central - 42nd Street 5. Take the 7 To Court Square 6. Take the E To Jamaica Center - Parsons/Archer 7. Take the J To Broadway Junction 8. Take the C To Franklin Avenue 9. Take the Franklin Avenue Shuttle To Prospect Park 10. Take the Q To Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue 11. Have fun at the beach!
Well this is new. Anyways, now that you're riding NJ Transit, try my suggestion: 1. Take the R to 36th Street 2. Take the N to Atlantic Ave - Barclays center 3. Take the B to West 4th Street 4. Take the E to 34th Street - Penn Station 5. Take the NJ Transit Train to Secaucus Junction then to Hoboken Terminal. 6. Take the HBLR (Hudson Bergen Light Rail; also NJT) to Tonnelle Ave.
Some Suggestions for you Suprtoe: 1. (2), (D) 1. Start at Flatbush Avenue - Brooklyn College. 2. Take The (2) Train To Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center. 3. Transfer For The (D). 4. Take the (D) to West 4th Street - Washington Square. 2. (3), (D) 1. Start at Utica Avenue. 2. Take The (3) Train to Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center. 3. Transfer to The (D) Train 4. Take The (D) Train to Grand Street. 3. (4), (D) 1. Start at 125th Street. 2. Take The (4) Train to 161st Street - Yankee Stadium. 3. Transfer to the (D) Train. 4. Take The (D) Train to Norwood - 205th Street. 4. (5), (D) 1. Start at Bowling Green. 2. Take The (5) Train to Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center. 3. Transfer to the (D) Train. 4. Take The (D) Train to 9th Avenue. 5. (R), (6), (2), (A) 1. Start at Whitehall Street. 2. Take The (R) Train to Canal Street. 3. Transfer to the (6). 4. Take The (6) Train to Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall. 5. Walk to Park Place. 6. Take The (2) Train to Times Square - 42nd Street. 7. Transfer to the (A) Train. 8. Take The (A) Train to Inwood - 207 Street. 6. (G), (R), (A), (D), (E) 1. Start at Nassau Avenue. 2. Take The (G) Train to Court Square. 3. Walk to Queens Plaza. 4. Take The (R) Train to Times Square - 42nd Street. 5. Transfer to the (A) Train. 6. Take The (A) Train to West 4th Street. 7. Transfer to the (D) Train 8. Take The (D) Train to 7th Avenue - 53rd Street. 9. Transfer to the (E) Train 10. Take The (E) Train Back to Queens Plaza.
here's a suggestion; (R)(3)(2) to the (R)(4)(6) (R) to Atlantic-Barclays (3) to Park Place (2) to Times Square (R) to 59-Lex Ave (4) to 125 (6)/ to Parkchester (177 St) or (R)(6)(2)(A) to the (R)(1)(4)(3) (R) to City Hall (6) to Grand Central (2) to 125 (A) to 42-PABT (R) to 14-Union Sq (1) to South Ferry (4) to Crown Heights-Utica (3) to New Lots Ave (these are suggestions made up of the train car body types)
hey can you my idea start at time square take the W to canal Street then take the N to Baylcs center then take the 2 to Times square Take the S to Grand Central terminal take the 5 to 125 Street then take the 6 train up to 138th Street
16:30 You are approaching Seacacus Junction. Would a local approach a stop at 90 mph? Also you did not show Mountain Station and Highland Street Station.
Hey Supertoe I am a big fan of your content also I have a request for you. Can you take multiple lines from Coney Island to Chamber St/WTC via the (F) (G) (C) (R) and (E) trains. 1.Take the F train from Coney Island Stillwell Ave to Church Ave and transfer to the G train. 2. Take the G train From Church Ave to Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets and transfer to the C train. 3. Take the C train from Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets to Jay Street-Metro Tech and transfer to the R train. 4. Take the R train from Jay Street-Metro Tech to Times Square 42nd Street and transfer to the E train. 5. Take the E train from Times Square 42nd Street to Chamber St/WTC. 6. You made it top your destination. Hope this helps you complete your task.
2:29 - Want to get out of the city even more? Take Metro-North to Bethel, Redding, Tenmile River, or Wassaic. Really out of the city, instead of Millburn which is just about 35 minutes from NYC.
Take the N from Coney Island to Barclays for the 4 train to 59th For the W to Queensoro for 7 train to 34th Street Hudson Yards P.S. your vids are awesome
Maplewood is one of my favorite train stations to film trains at! My dad only lives like 5 minutes from the station and I get to watch trains here like every week!!! Anyway nice video!!!
Take the 2 From 241st St to the 4 At grand Concourse then take the W/N/R At 59th St To 34th St Herald Square, Then Transfer To the F Train to Delancey St/Essex St, Then take the M to Myrtle Ave And change to the J (Or Z) To Broadway Junction Then transfer to the A to Ozone Park. Hope The 24WNRFMJZA Works! :)
Hey Suprtoe! I have 3 suggestions ---------------------------------- 1. (D)To 7th ave/53rd st (E)Canal Street (A)Jay street Metrotech (F) rest of the way 2. (B)34st Herald square (R)Queens Plaza (E)42nd street (A)Washington square (D) rest of way 3. (G)Hoyt schermerhorn (A)Washington square (M)Forest Hills (E)Rest of way
Gogosupertoe start at NY penn station Take The 2 uptown to 96st Then take the 1 downtown to 59st columbus circle then take the A downtown to port athorhy bus terminal then tranfer to the 7 train uptown to Queensbozoplaza tranfer to the N downtown to Lexington av59st then take the 5 downtown to Flatbushave so its 21A7N5
Do the 6 to grand central, S from grand central to Times Square, take the 2 to 96, transfer to 1, go to 59th, transfer to the C, and go to Penn Station for the Path and go to Newport, New Jersey.
Also i have a great idea for the next where to now, out Of new york and into new jersey R 1 3 Amtrak (R) Start at bay ridge 95 street and take the R train to whitehall street south ferry (1) Now walk over to south ferry station where the 1 train terminates at and now go to chamber street with the 1 train! (Also see the new wtc station) (3) Now take the 3 train from chambers street to 34th street penn station (Amtrak) Now the part youve been waiting for, Amtrak! Take any Amtrak train from penn station to newark penn station! and thats it! Youve rode all non mta train networks! Please pick thuis suggestion! It would mean the world to me! 😄 Regards- Youre biggest fan! TheAgedGamer!
In detail take the M34 +select bus service from East Side - Fdr Dr to Herald Square then take the PATH to Journal Square or 33 St via Hoboken! #SUPRTOE
You should take ac12 take the a at 34st penn station then go to 59st take the c to 72st then do an above ground transfer walk to Broadway to take the 1 to 42st then take the 2 all the way to Flatbush AV Brooklyn collage
Take the (A) from 145 street to 42 street/port authority bus terminal. Then take the (E) from there to court square/23 street. Then take the M from there to Jackson Heights/ Rosevelt Ave and do the free transfer to the 7 at 74 street/Broadway Then take the 7 to anywhere you want to end the video at
GoGoSupertoe, u should do a clip of the Myrtle Ave Shuttle from Middle Village to Myrtle-Wyckoffs Av, take the L to Broadway Junction, and finally take the M to Myrtle Ave. Can u do that please???
take the 1 train to 42 street times square than take the 7 train to 74 street Broadway and than take the E train to sutphin Blvd Archer Ave than take the LIRR take the train heading to Ronkonkoma and take it to Mineola Station
Do (R)(1)(4)(2)(S) (R) from Herald Square to Times Square. (1) from Times Square to South Ferry. Walk from South Ferry to Bowling Green (4) from Bowling Green to 149th Street - Grand Concourse. (2) from 149th Street - Grand Concourse to Times Square again. (S) from Times Square to Grand Central. I should of put a train there for the Bronx so that I could take you out of Manhattan
Take the Staten Island train to the fairy across the harbor that would be a great trip also Your Voice Sounds a lot Like Big Bird from Sesame Street are you him?
start at Wakefield take the train all the way down to Town Square 42nd and transfer to the 3 train and take the 3 train all the way down to Atlantic Parkway Center and transfer to Q train take it all the way to Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street and transfer to the F train then take it all the way to 179 Street
Sejean Warner good idea and shortest way to do this would be 2 train Wakefield-Times Square then Q train 42nd street to Lexington Avenue 63rd Street ( 59th Street 4, 5 & 6 trains) then F train to 179th street
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I just discovered your channel and im excited to see them, I like what i see and your voice tells me your nice n friendly! Thanks for sharing these and make some new ones of the subway tunnel rides, front view if possible. I love the tunnels they're special the dark walls the tiles the blue lights, the sound of electricity... such memories foe me..Thanks!
Here's a Where to Now suggestion:
1. Start at Forest Hills. Take the E train to Queens Plaza.
2. Take the R train from QP to Times Sq.
3. Take the 2 train from TS - 42 ST to 14 St
4. Take the L train from 14 St to Lorimer St/ Metropolitan Av!
Suggestion 2:
1. Take the R To Whitehall Street - South Ferry
2. Take the 1 To Chambers Street
3. Take the 2 To Fulton Street Transit Center
4. Take the 4 To Grand Central - 42nd Street
5. Take the 7 To Court Square
6. Take the E To Jamaica Center - Parsons/Archer
7. Take the J To Broadway Junction
8. Take the C To Franklin Avenue
9. Take the Franklin Avenue Shuttle To Prospect Park
10. Take the Q To Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue
11. Have fun at the beach!
Are you back. That s great men, i loved your videos.
NJ transit it’s so funny 😂
Yeah welcome back man
Well this is new. Anyways, now that you're riding NJ Transit, try my suggestion:
1. Take the R to 36th Street
2. Take the N to Atlantic Ave - Barclays center
3. Take the B to West 4th Street
4. Take the E to 34th Street - Penn Station
5. Take the NJ Transit Train to Secaucus Junction then to Hoboken Terminal.
6. Take the HBLR (Hudson Bergen Light Rail; also NJT) to Tonnelle Ave.
Love your vids
I watch all your vids
Do each line - end to end, not all at once obviously but give us all the chance to see all the stations! :)
You should ride the HBLR (Hudson Bergen Light Rail). Its also part of NJ Transit. i like that
Hudson Bergen Light rail is the best
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Do they check tickets on the train ???
I've taken that hop from Millburn to NYP lots of times. Very convenient.
A long NJ transit trip to try is a North Jersey Coast Line train from Bayhead all the way to NYC Penn
There actually is a Newark, New York. It's near Rochester.
What songs do you use. Do you have a playlist of them?
I HATE it when employees can make up their own rules. There should be a uniform rule about whether photography is allowed or not.
I took the Northeast corridor line on Nj Transit between Princeton junction and New York penn and it was a double decker train
Some Suggestions for you Suprtoe:
1. (2), (D)
1. Start at Flatbush Avenue - Brooklyn College.
2. Take The (2) Train To Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center.
3. Transfer For The (D).
4. Take the (D) to West 4th Street - Washington Square.
2. (3), (D)
1. Start at Utica Avenue.
2. Take The (3) Train to Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center.
3. Transfer to The (D) Train
4. Take The (D) Train to Grand Street.
3. (4), (D)
1. Start at 125th Street.
2. Take The (4) Train to 161st Street - Yankee Stadium.
3. Transfer to the (D) Train.
4. Take The (D) Train to Norwood - 205th Street.
4. (5), (D)
1. Start at Bowling Green.
2. Take The (5) Train to Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center.
3. Transfer to the (D) Train.
4. Take The (D) Train to 9th Avenue.
5. (R), (6), (2), (A)
1. Start at Whitehall Street.
2. Take The (R) Train to Canal Street.
3. Transfer to the (6).
4. Take The (6) Train to Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall.
5. Walk to Park Place.
6. Take The (2) Train to Times Square - 42nd Street.
7. Transfer to the (A) Train.
8. Take The (A) Train to Inwood - 207 Street.
6. (G), (R), (A), (D), (E)
1. Start at Nassau Avenue.
2. Take The (G) Train to Court Square.
3. Walk to Queens Plaza.
4. Take The (R) Train to Times Square - 42nd Street.
5. Transfer to the (A) Train.
6. Take The (A) Train to West 4th Street.
7. Transfer to the (D) Train
8. Take The (D) Train to 7th Avenue - 53rd Street.
9. Transfer to the (E) Train
10. Take The (E) Train Back to Queens Plaza.
Please do more videos!! I like them
Awesome Suprtoe! :)
In Singapore,there is a train station called "Stadium" after reference to the national stadium that is huge near the station.
Lol! You weren't stopped for no reason. You were at a station where the doors opened on the other side. East Orange!
here's a suggestion; (R)(3)(2) to the (R)(4)(6)
(R) to Atlantic-Barclays
(3) to Park Place
(2) to Times Square
(R) to 59-Lex Ave
(4) to 125
(6)/ to Parkchester (177 St)
or (R)(6)(2)(A) to the (R)(1)(4)(3)
(R) to City Hall
(6) to Grand Central
(2) to 125
(A) to 42-PABT
(R) to 14-Union Sq
(1) to South Ferry
(4) to Crown Heights-Utica
(3) to New Lots Ave
(these are suggestions made up of the train car body types)
Hey! You took the line that I take occasionally cause I have family in Maplewood :)
hey can you my idea start at time square take the W to canal Street then take the N to Baylcs center then take the 2 to Times square Take the S to Grand Central terminal take the 5 to 125 Street then take the 6 train up to 138th Street
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I rode New Jersey Transit last Friday from NY Penn station to New Brunswick!
Can you please take the LIRR to Ronkokoma? This is my six year old's first TH-cam request.
Yay! Suprtoe is back!
I’ve only taken the Raritan and Northeast Corridor lines. Although the Gladstone Branch doesn’t seem too shabby
Hey gogo super toe it's your #1 fan Aiden Springer
16:30
You are approaching Seacacus Junction. Would a local approach a stop at 90 mph? Also you did not show Mountain Station and Highland Street Station.
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Hey Supertoe I am a big fan of your content also I have a request for you. Can you take multiple lines from Coney Island to Chamber St/WTC via the (F) (G) (C) (R) and (E) trains.
1.Take the F train from Coney Island Stillwell Ave to Church Ave and transfer to the G train.
2. Take the G train From Church Ave to Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets and transfer to the C train.
3. Take the C train from Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets to Jay Street-Metro Tech and transfer to the R train.
4. Take the R train from Jay Street-Metro Tech to Times Square 42nd Street and transfer to the E train.
5. Take the E train from Times Square 42nd Street to Chamber St/WTC.
6. You made it top your destination.
Hope this helps you complete your task.
2:29 - Want to get out of the city even more? Take Metro-North to Bethel, Redding, Tenmile River, or Wassaic. Really out of the city, instead of Millburn which is just about 35 minutes from NYC.
You Should take the M34 SBS +selectbus service and then you can take the PATH at 34 St-Herald Square. You can go at any bound PATH train.
Take the N from Coney Island to Barclays for the 4 train to 59th For the W to Queensoro for 7 train to 34th Street Hudson Yards P.S. your vids are awesome
Oh.....And Take Little Red Shoes with you
Sorry you didn't get to ride a double decker.You can try Again sometime.😊
I love Nj Transit.
Please list the music you used in this video starting at 17:56.. thanks
Welcome back GoGoSuprtoe
that comet IV looks super un-treated.
Maplewood is one of my favorite train stations to film trains at! My dad only lives like 5 minutes from the station and I get to watch trains here like every week!!! Anyway nice video!!!
Take the 2 From 241st St to the 4 At grand Concourse then take the W/N/R At 59th St To 34th St Herald Square, Then Transfer To the F Train to Delancey St/Essex St, Then take the M to Myrtle Ave And change to the J (Or Z) To Broadway Junction Then transfer to the A to Ozone Park.
Hope The 24WNRFMJZA Works!
:)
14:12
Bc it is a curve. You are on the on ramp to the Northeast Corridor. Also that is why you are stopped.
Been on NJ Transit one for a Devil's Islanders game
Newark Penn Station you can take Amtrak path train and NJ transit
Hey Suprtoe!
I have 3 suggestions
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1.
(D)To 7th ave/53rd st
(E)Canal Street
(A)Jay street Metrotech
(F) rest of the way
2.
(B)34st Herald square
(R)Queens Plaza
(E)42nd street
(A)Washington square
(D) rest of way
3.
(G)Hoyt schermerhorn
(A)Washington square
(M)Forest Hills
(E)Rest of way
Gogosupertoe start at NY penn station Take The 2 uptown to 96st Then take the 1 downtown to 59st columbus circle then take the A downtown to port athorhy bus terminal then tranfer to the 7 train uptown to Queensbozoplaza tranfer to the N downtown to Lexington av59st then take the 5 downtown to Flatbushave so its 21A7N5
Are you going to put the classic video when you get new blue shoes
Yo, Suprtoe, when's your next adventure? also, r u bringing Lil red shoes back with u at some point?
Nj transit is wonderful
this was the station when I am gonna ride the LIRR
i have been on the nj transit train to long branch
Do the 6 to grand central, S from grand central to Times Square, take the 2 to 96, transfer to 1, go to 59th, transfer to the C, and go to Penn Station for the Path and go to Newport, New Jersey.
I subbed:)
Hi I have a suggestion can you start at Times Square take the 1 to 34st Penn station take the LIRR to Jamaica?
on big turns, the many trains are supposed to slant
Take the 2 train E 180 street and I live around there on allerton av
Also i have a great idea for the next where to now, out Of new york and into new jersey
R 1 3 Amtrak
(R) Start at bay ridge 95 street and take the R train to whitehall street south ferry
(1) Now walk over to south ferry station where the 1 train terminates at and now go to chamber street with the 1 train! (Also see the new wtc station)
(3) Now take the 3 train from chambers street to 34th street penn station
(Amtrak) Now the part youve been waiting for, Amtrak! Take any Amtrak train from penn station to newark penn station!
and thats it! Youve rode all non mta train networks! Please pick thuis suggestion! It would mean the world to me! 😄
Regards-
Youre biggest fan! TheAgedGamer!
that train you ride was a comet 6.
In detail take the M34 +select bus service from East Side - Fdr Dr to Herald Square then take the PATH to Journal Square or 33 St via Hoboken! #SUPRTOE
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Dude it is the Empire State Building
You should take ac12 take the a at 34st penn station then go to 59st take the c to 72st then do an above ground transfer walk to Broadway to take the 1 to 42st then take the 2 all the way to Flatbush AV Brooklyn collage
Well, this is new!
EDIT: BTW, 19:37 Welcome to Hudson Yards!
Take the (A) from 145 street to 42 street/port authority bus terminal.
Then take the (E) from there to court square/23 street.
Then take the M from there to Jackson Heights/ Rosevelt Ave and do the free transfer to the 7 at 74 street/Broadway
Then take the 7 to anywhere you want to end the video at
7:20
No you are at the station called *Brick Church* .
the double decker is named the multi level.
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do the R G D F C B S E Q Z TO JAMAICA CENTER
You should ride the 2 train from 125th Street to Times Square and then take the Q train all the way to Coney Island
Take The G from Court square to Hoyt Schermon then the A to Broadway Junction Then the J to Essex st then the F to W4 Then the D to Fordham Road
Could you try r32 to herald square. Walk to penn station take the 3 to someplace that connects to the 2 and then take the 2 to wherever u want
Long Island Elevator channel no R32s on the R
nikky tucci Lol I meant where to now r to somewhere 3 to somewhere then 2 to somewhere LOL
I Agree with you E train 8 Avenue Local.
7:40 the platform was at the other side
It's my favorite train.
Same
Why are you not posting videos😢
Whyyyyy
Larry Rodrigues how do u know
Larry Rodrigues 😡
Transit Transportation u stupid
Neliza Nunez what do u mean
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What happend to the uploads. I miss ur vids :(
GoGoSupertoe, u should do a clip of the Myrtle Ave Shuttle from Middle Village to Myrtle-Wyckoffs Av, take the L to Broadway Junction, and finally take the M to Myrtle Ave. Can u do that please???
WYA BOI COME BACK
You revealed my city, welcome to **** ******
All thos stations are former Lacawana RailRoad stations.
And I’m a big fan
Go from Inwood-207 Street with the A to 59th Street Columbus Circle and take the uptown 1 to 110th Street
whats taking so long for the video
my is from. penn station take the 3 train to NEW LOTS AVE
Newark,NY Does Exist But It’s Far And I’m From Newark :) 2019?
take the 1 train to 42 street times square than take the 7 train to 74 street Broadway and than take the E train to sutphin Blvd Archer Ave than take the LIRR take the train heading to Ronkonkoma and take it to Mineola Station
I live in nj I use the lightrail
Do (R)(1)(4)(2)(S)
(R) from Herald Square to Times Square.
(1) from Times Square to South Ferry.
Walk from South Ferry
to Bowling Green
(4) from Bowling Green to 149th Street - Grand Concourse.
(2) from 149th Street - Grand Concourse to Times Square again.
(S) from Times Square to Grand Central. I should of put a train there for the Bronx so that I could take you out of Manhattan
So, R142 S? I would prefer R142A, but you have a good suggestion.
+Arif Akyuz Maybe,
R142S was supposed to be R142'S
Good idea. I'd like (A) (Q). Even my suggestions don't get picked!
Nice I made an converted R142 2 train
I meant real trains not toy trains or model trains
new subber :)
Take the Amtrak double decker train pls they are my favorite
Do take (4) at Bedford park then Get of at 161 st then take the (D) to 34 st Herord sq then take the (Q) to Coney ianad
Take the Staten Island train to the fairy across the harbor that would be a great trip also Your Voice Sounds a lot Like Big Bird from Sesame Street are you him?
How long brancg new york
GoGosuprtoe might be busy with work and thats why he cant upload!
You should ride the Staten Island Railway
Can you take a Amtrak train to Washington DC
First I Take The n40/41 Nice Bus To Hempstead 2 Take n6 To 179 Street 3 Take MTA F Train To Coney Island
start at Wakefield take the train all the way down to Town Square 42nd and transfer to the 3 train and take the 3 train all the way down to Atlantic Parkway Center and transfer to Q train take it all the way to Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street and transfer to the F train then take it all the way to 179
Street
Sejean Warner good idea and shortest way to do this would be 2 train Wakefield-Times Square then Q train 42nd street to Lexington Avenue 63rd Street ( 59th Street 4, 5 & 6 trains) then F train to 179th street
cool
TH-cam good