I am old enough to remember the “grand old station” My Father worked at Penn station for the Penn RR from the 1940’s until he retired. Thanks for the memories.
Know what I remember about Penn Station? Rows upon rows of phone booths, dozens and dozens of them, almost always occupied with travelers. They started out as wooden closets with a folding door and a seat! Eventually morphed into walls of pay phones with a small metal divider between them. And then they started to disappear as people began carrying their own devices. There used to be pay phones on every street corner and sometimes halfway down the block. Remember the pullover plazas on the Southern State Parkway (among other parkways) where you could pull up to a phone and reach it from your driver's seat?
can't wait for your Christmas videos I am going to head over to Rockefeller Center myself and I'm going to be doing a lot of walking with my two little boys yay
Very interesting..very informative AK. Watching your videos is so cool i love it. I can never say it enough..Thanks for your hard work..making these lovely videos. Stay safe my friend.
Loved trains, train stations & tunnels since I was a kid.....This video was exactly what I was looking for....Very well done...Much appreciated...Thank You
The difference in atmosphere and aesthetic between rat maze-like Penn Station and Beaux-Arts beauty Grand Central is staggering! What a shame greed and disregard for the past led to the old station's demolition in the 1960s.
The underground world in NYC is amazing!!! That Acela Amtrak train is completely new to me just like so much of what I’m seeing from your asking tours. Thank you for the memories of old neighborhoods AND for introducing me to the new. Please stay safe as the Holidays approach and ppl get desperate for money.
Such an amazing building: between the bowling alley, MSG, the LIRR, NJTransit, Amtrak, the arcades and restaurants in the councourse, and Beefsteak Charlie's on the street level, I've spent more time here than almost anywhere else in NYC.
WoW, the new part of the station is so beautiful, clean, attractive. And the trains themselves look great. Another free trip to NYC, courtesy of ActionKid! Thanks!
By time got to New York City as a kid in my 20's ,Old Penn Station was long gone. So it was so enjoyed to take a wonderful walk and hear your very good narrated. Myself, I love to walk and see all what is new and old about a place called home for sometime in 1970's and Penn Station was apart of it and now to looks so outstanding too see. As I walk with you, I hear the magic of many voices and enjoy the sound as much as the trains and hitting to the tracks As I always say people make the world go around and friends make it so much more fun and beautiful. Action in a moment, can be a friendships of places like Penn Station with open arms of New York City waiting, to smile of a good friends ... KID ... Bless Your Heart. ...
18:09 That line is for Amtrak train 281 since trains using the empire connection use lines for some reason. I'm actually on that line with the blue Nike drawstring bag. Also, the line went by fairly quickly even though it doesn't seem like it.
Keep it up dear ActionKid! You really offer a great service to all of us who might not be able to visit nyc:) But we do get to feel like being there through your lenses and your wonderful narration. You have given us countless wonderful nyc walks which we enjoy after a full day at work, in order to relax. Thank you so much! Wishing you the best.
I remember taking trains from Penn Sta. to Philly Pa to the Army/Navy Football game. It was a lot grittier and dirty back then, but without the "homeless" people hanging around. Took the train to DC once for New Years.(No Acela train then...) Also attended classes at Penn Plaza. There was a great donuts/coffee shop downstairs. Back in the day that entire "rotunda area" was for ticket sales. You purchased tickets from a human. There were no retail shops there. That entire complex has morphed into a retail menagerie. I'm surprised so many of them are still in business.
Great video as always Action Kid, and really enjoy watching and learning about Penn Station. A very large train station and great looking shop's as well. Cheers as always!
Another great narration! Thanks so much for the walk! I surely do appreciate every video you do! Always showing something I would otherwise never experience! Great job again!! Your the best!!!
Once again loved this video of Penn Station. What an awesome building. I think I would get hopelessly lost here! Totally agree with your comments on the homeless encounter. We get that here in Scotland too and you are right, nobody deserves to be shamed or bullied into making a contribution. I am a passionate advocate of authorities and others providing resources to try and eradicate the scourge of homelessness but individuals don’t need to chastised, especially as a bog percentage probably make a contribution in their own way. Good luck to you.
If NY wasn't so expensive it would be a great place to live everything is right there for you. You don't have to drive 20 miles to get to a train station and if you don't have time to eat at home you can get food at the station some train and bus stations are dirty and very unsafe. Thanks so much for sharing.
This is such a nice video the train station is very nice. Some train and bus stations in some cities are very dirty and unsafe and the really good thing is you don't have to drive 20 miles to get to a station. Thanks so much for sharing.
Susie Q Penn station is not nice it’s a crap hole basement in the middle of a first world city. It’s cleaner and safer than it has been in the past but it is nothing compared to the palace that once stood in its place in the days of yore. In the days of old, in a time long long ago there was once a grand pen station that was magnificent you felt like a god when you entered and now you only feel like a peasant.
Nice vid. Oh and you pronounce it more or less like "pret a manjay". Its actually a play on words of "pret a porter" which is a style of fashion that translate to "ready to wear" and in the store's case of course "ready to eat".
Thanks for the nice walk around, Actionkid...I would just add that Hotel Pennsylvania, although situated perfectly close and convenient to shopping and transportation, has sketchy ratings. From tripadvisor "The hotel is huge (1800 rooms) but with 12 elevators you won't wait long. However the hotel is old and desperately in need of renovation. Things didn't work or work well - for instance, desk lights, the hot tap went backwards, the carpet was full of dust the windows hadn't been washed for decades. Being close to Penn Station is a plus." There are better hotel options nearby. Keep up the great work Actionkid, and continued success.
Enjoyable video of Penn Station, ActionKid. By the way, Pret a Manger is pronounced Pray a Manjay meaning ready to eat in French. Great job showing the trains and how to get around. Thanks, AK!
The Pennsylvania station is amazing !! ... from there I once took a train to Washington DC ... Haagen Dasz ice creams are my favorites in the USA !!💝💝👍👌😊
Today I was watching a 1959 movie shot in New York called North by Northwest. I recognized some places in Manhattan such as Grand Central Terminal. It was great to look at some of the places that you have filmed!
I think it is 9:45AM not PM. It is daylight out on 7th Ave and the 281 and 283 Amtrak Empire Service only run in the daytime not at night where they are lined up by track 6.
I have nice memories of the old Penn station. The new one has been around since the mid- late 1960's. I remember the transportation police would poke the homeless who fell asleep in a chair in the LIRR waiting room. It's just a very sad situation that these homeless people cannot be helped. But then again, many do not want help. Thanks, AK. I was hoping you would do a Penn Station video.
Another amazing place. How do you manage to find you way around these mazes. Thanks for sharing another very interesting quality video. Very pleasant viewing.
Hey Actionkid, this video is perfect timing!! I'm going to NYC on Tuesday for a concert at Madison square garden. I am taking Greyhound....the challenge is i have never traveled by bus... Are there are suggestions? Tips? Things I absolutely need to know? Btw, my return bus is at midnight if that makes a difference. I appreciate anything you can help with :) I love your videos keep them coming
It should be pretty straightforward. You’ll be at 40th Street & 8th Avenue and you’ll need to walk to 33rd Street & 8th Avenue. There shouldn’t be too much you need to worry about.
My Dad worked on these train as an engineer, train conductor , brake man , etc on New Haven and Hartford , Penn Central and then Amtrak. He made a decent living. We had a three bedroom , 1 and a half bathroom home with a beautiful fireplace. My Dad paid only 12 thousand dollars for it. Year 1962. I'm curious what the wages are now of train Personel. 🚞🇺🇸
Great walk, ActionKid! 😊 Very informative 😊 We hope that one day we will come and take the opportunity to ride the train to Washington or New Jersey 😊 Or somewhere else 😊
I have taken the train to NY twice, and taken it back three times, via Amtrak, from California arriving into Penn Station. In my experience, the real long line you commented on is probably for the coach seats on an Amtrak train. Do you know when and/or why they converted the post office into an above ground entrance? And why did you say it is great to stay at the Hotel Pennsylvania?
The conversion of the post office first started in 2010. The Hotel Pennsylvania has great architecture, but their online reviews mention poor experiences with stays there. It was originally operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
I didn't realise it was so big !!! I was looking for a 3d diagram of the station like the Hong Kong Central station. Have to explorer next time I visit NY.
It's wonderful it's like watching a movie, you didn't say the temperatures but the dude at 7:40 isn't cold at all. Thanks for your good job 👍🚶♂️🗽🏆 don't forget at 100k you must sing say...penny lane 🤣
**the original Penn Station was a architectural gem. It was a great loss to the city. **the replacement station with MSG overhead is a disaster us design for a world class RR station. Compared to other major RR stations in the US and World, it is an embarrassment ** the station is literally an underground rat maze. Easy to get lost, crowded, and stuffy. An unpleasant experience. ** between NJ and NYC, there are only two tracks built in tunnels dating back t the early 1900s. The is a desperate need for a new tunnel and additional lines. However, over the last 10 years funding has been held up due to political stalemates. ** The videos show improvements underway with the new LIRR entrance. Also, NJT entrance improvements at tracks 4-8 ** the lower levels show much of the original station. Brass railing, copper clad doors and marble facades remain of the once grand Penn Station.
Hollywood lies to us about a lot of things.....you see in the movies dank, dirty subways in NY... this looks very clean and orderly........and as usual, great tour, Kid , I love the 4k videos, they look live as if you're ( by you're, I mean I ) actually there
I find it convenient to fly into Newark, take NJT to Penn Station, and stay at the New Yorker. Nice to see progress on the Farley side even though it’s slow. Is it too much to hope they might tear down MSG and restore some of Penn Station’s grandeur?
@@warrengibson7898 Yes, you're right...just that every time i walk by, i see the Wyndam sign and not the New Yorker sign anymore...6 of one, half a dozen of the other.. thanks for clarifying.
@@warrengibson7898 Yes, i remember the Moonies..that was a long time ago...Rev Sung Il Moon or something like that...whatever happened to them? I remember they held a mass wedding at MSG...funny.
action kid i really like you video have you ever been to see a broadway show i am going to new york city in april 2020 what are the top 5 things to do in new york city and the exciting thing is that i am going to see a big broadway show on broadway i like your videos and it makes me want to go to america keep up the good work action kid and god bless america🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Man, you only shoot forward. We want to see a little more. Pictures around, beautiful buildings... in another video you passed the great ny opera and 0 lateral view.
I give to organizations that help the homeless it when the homeless need help the homeless will go to the organizations that provide the help be@actionkid lot of these homeless people fortunately have mental issues just be careful
ActionKid posts some nice videos, except there's this thing called "research." Too many narratives are replete with "I think" and "I guess." IMO these videos would be better if they'd provide solid historical information. In the case of Penn, there are tours that show all the vestiges of the old Penn Station. It would be great if someone did a video of that!
The videos would definitely be better with more research! I try to do some but I don’t put enough time into as I should. Most of the time I feel it’s not worth the time investment to cover.
@@matthewhernandez8342 Thank You, I didn't realize that the autumn breeze could be such a hinder to enjoying a beautiful day out biking, and taking in the Fall holiday exuberence that is being felt all around the city right now.
I am old enough to remember the “grand old station” My Father worked at Penn station for the Penn RR from the 1940’s until he retired. Thanks for the memories.
Know what I remember about Penn Station? Rows upon rows of phone booths, dozens and dozens of them, almost always occupied with travelers. They started out as wooden closets with a folding door and a seat! Eventually morphed into walls of pay phones with a small metal divider between them. And then they started to disappear as people began carrying their own devices. There used to be pay phones on every street corner and sometimes halfway down the block. Remember the pullover plazas on the Southern State Parkway (among other parkways) where you could pull up to a phone and reach it from your driver's seat?
We love your walks we use to live in ny and we miss some things. We watched your tours every day thanks so much it’s so enjoyable
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can't wait for your Christmas videos I am going to head over to Rockefeller Center myself and I'm going to be doing a lot of walking with my two little boys yay
I am looking forward to Christmas videos too!!
I can't wait to be in New York one day it's like I'm there, the walks are so delightful to watch, great job action 👍❤❤❤👍
Very interesting..very informative AK. Watching your videos is so cool i love it. I can never say it enough..Thanks for your hard work..making these lovely videos. Stay safe my friend.
You’re welcome 😊
Loved trains, train stations & tunnels since I was a kid.....This video was exactly what I was looking for....Very well done...Much appreciated...Thank You
The difference in atmosphere and aesthetic between rat maze-like Penn Station and Beaux-Arts beauty Grand Central is staggering! What a shame greed and disregard for the past led to the old station's demolition in the 1960s.
The underground world in NYC is amazing!!! That Acela Amtrak train is completely new to me just like so much of what I’m seeing from your asking tours. Thank you for the memories of old neighborhoods AND for introducing me to the new. Please stay safe as the Holidays approach and ppl get desperate for money.
Thank you 😊
Such an amazing building: between the bowling alley, MSG, the LIRR, NJTransit, Amtrak, the arcades and restaurants in the councourse, and Beefsteak Charlie's on the street level, I've spent more time here than almost anywhere else in NYC.
We love the narrated ones the best. I can’t wait to watch the Christmas ones
You are a pleasant to listen to. Great. Keep up the great video s ❤️🌼🌼🌼🌼👌
WoW, the new part of the station is so beautiful, clean, attractive. And the trains themselves look great. Another free trip to NYC, courtesy of ActionKid! Thanks!
By time got to New York City as a kid in my 20's ,Old Penn Station was long gone. So it was so enjoyed to take a wonderful walk and hear your very good narrated. Myself, I love to walk and see all what is new and old about a place called home for sometime in 1970's and Penn Station was apart of it and now to looks so outstanding too see. As I walk with you, I hear the magic of many voices and enjoy the sound as much as the trains and hitting to the tracks As I always say people make the world go around and friends make it so much more fun and beautiful. Action in a moment, can be a friendships of places like Penn Station with open arms of New York City waiting, to smile of a good friends ... KID ... Bless Your Heart. ...
Thank you for your memories and for sharing them!
18:09 That line is for Amtrak train 281 since trains using the empire connection use lines for some reason. I'm actually on that line with the blue Nike drawstring bag. Also, the line went by fairly quickly even though it doesn't seem like it.
Very cool!
I love these walks I just envy the Japanese so much with their modern stations that look like airports and how clean they are
Another great video AK
Keep it up dear ActionKid! You really offer a great service to all of us who might not be able to visit nyc:) But we do get to feel like being there through your lenses and your wonderful narration. You have given us countless wonderful nyc walks which we enjoy after a full day at work, in order to relax. Thank you so much! Wishing you the best.
Thanks for your wishes! I’m glad you get to experience NYC through my videos.
I remember taking trains from Penn Sta. to Philly Pa to the Army/Navy Football game. It was a lot grittier and dirty back then, but without the "homeless" people hanging around. Took the train to DC once for New Years.(No Acela train then...) Also attended classes at Penn Plaza. There was a great donuts/coffee shop downstairs. Back in the day that entire "rotunda area" was for ticket sales. You purchased tickets from a human. There were no retail shops there. That entire complex has morphed into a retail menagerie. I'm surprised so many of them are still in business.
Great video as always Action Kid, and really enjoy watching and learning about
Penn Station. A very large train station and great looking shop's as well.
Cheers as always!
Thank you 😊
Another great narration! Thanks so much for the walk! I surely do appreciate every video you do! Always showing something I would otherwise never experience! Great job again!! Your the best!!!
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Once again loved this video of Penn Station. What an awesome building. I think I would get hopelessly lost here! Totally agree with your comments on the homeless encounter. We get that here in Scotland too and you are right, nobody deserves to be shamed or bullied into making a contribution. I am a passionate advocate of authorities and others providing resources to try and eradicate the scourge of homelessness but individuals don’t need to chastised, especially as a bog percentage probably make a contribution in their own way. Good luck to you.
This comment goes for all your vids: They're great. I may be too old to visit the USA but your work is appreciated very much!
Thank you very much!
If NY wasn't so expensive it would be a great place to live everything is right there for you. You don't have to drive 20 miles to get to a train station and if you don't have time to eat at home you can get food at the station some train and bus stations are dirty and very unsafe. Thanks so much for sharing.
15:53 Me saying ...thanks for the 🤗video 😂 And showing the NJ transit train 🚊👍🏼
22:33😍 best part
This is such a nice video the train station is very nice. Some train and bus stations in some cities are very dirty and unsafe and the really good thing is you don't have to drive 20 miles to get to a station. Thanks so much for sharing.
Susie Q Penn station is not nice it’s a crap hole basement in the middle of a first world city. It’s cleaner and safer than it has been in the past but it is nothing compared to the palace that once stood in its place in the days of yore. In the days of old, in a time long long ago there was once a grand pen station that was magnificent you felt like a god when you entered and now you only feel like a peasant.
@@MikeJ2023 Oh my I'm sorry to hear that but it still looks better than many.
Susie Q what country do you live in?
Nice vid. Oh and you pronounce it more or less like "pret a manjay". Its actually a play on words of "pret a porter" which is a style of fashion that translate to "ready to wear" and in the store's case of course "ready to eat".
Speechless kid. Awesome job. Thank you
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Wow. I Love New York. I N’joy walking around Penn Station
Thanks for the nice walk around, Actionkid...I would just add that Hotel Pennsylvania, although situated perfectly close and convenient to shopping and transportation, has sketchy ratings. From tripadvisor "The hotel is huge (1800 rooms) but with 12 elevators you won't wait long. However the hotel is old and desperately in need of renovation. Things didn't work or work well - for instance, desk lights, the hot tap went backwards, the carpet was full of dust the windows hadn't been washed for decades. Being close to Penn Station is a plus." There are better hotel options nearby.
Keep up the great work Actionkid, and continued success.
Say hello to you ActionKid, I love see your videos and it know about NY . From Dominican Republic.
Enjoyable video of Penn Station, ActionKid. By the way, Pret a Manger is pronounced Pray a Manjay meaning ready to eat in French. Great job showing the trains and how to get around. Thanks, AK!
Judith Hinton Prêt à manger Pray a manjay in French? Are you serious? The T is not pronounced like a Y no way. The T stay the same.
Nothing like watching your videos at work haha Nice video bro !
The Pennsylvania station is amazing !! ... from there I once took a train to Washington DC ... Haagen Dasz ice creams are my favorites in the USA !!💝💝👍👌😊
Today I was watching a 1959 movie shot in New York called North by Northwest. I recognized some places in Manhattan such as Grand Central Terminal. It was great to look at some of the places that you have filmed!
Awesome!
Pizza Suprema 8th and 31st. Really good !
o man how do u do these videos? the quality of the pic, the sound, the widescreen mode, its mindblowing!!
All effort and love for the city 😃
@@ActionKid its crazy ,and this station and everything within is just..crazy,amazing
I think it is 9:45AM not PM. It is daylight out on 7th Ave and the 281 and 283 Amtrak Empire Service only run in the daytime not at night where they are lined up by track 6.
Yup, I said PM by mistake 😂
Really nice video thanks for the upload
I have nice memories of the old Penn station. The new one has been around since the mid- late 1960's. I remember the transportation police would poke the homeless who fell asleep in a chair in the LIRR waiting room. It's just a very sad situation that these homeless people cannot be helped. But then again, many do not want help. Thanks, AK. I was hoping you would do a Penn Station video.
Now there’s a narrated Penn Station video on my channel!
Pizza joint at 21:02 is pretty good. I also find it interesting that they have a Dunkin, Krispy Kreme, and Tim Horton’s here.
Another amazing place.
How do you manage to find you way around these mazes.
Thanks for sharing another very interesting quality video.
Very pleasant viewing.
All underground - it's incredible ! Great place just to hang out.
Hey Actionkid, this video is perfect timing!! I'm going to NYC on Tuesday for a concert at Madison square garden. I am taking Greyhound....the challenge is i have never traveled by bus... Are there are suggestions? Tips? Things I absolutely need to know?
Btw, my return bus is at midnight if that makes a difference.
I appreciate anything you can help with :) I love your videos keep them coming
It should be pretty straightforward. You’ll be at 40th Street & 8th Avenue and you’ll need to walk to 33rd Street & 8th Avenue. There shouldn’t be too much you need to worry about.
OMG, Penn Station is even more beautiful than Grand Central.
My Dad worked on these train as an engineer, train conductor , brake man , etc on New Haven and Hartford , Penn Central and then Amtrak. He made a decent living. We had a three bedroom , 1 and a half bathroom home with a beautiful fireplace. My Dad paid only 12 thousand dollars for it. Year 1962. I'm curious what the wages are now of train Personel. 🚞🇺🇸
Very cool 😎 He has a first hand experience of Penn Station!
Another great walk! Thanks.
Very good video as usual. These videos that I never have time to do. I tell myself it will be next time; and I go home without them. B[France]
Seeing this video pre-covid really shows just how cramped NYC is and why NYC seems to blow up with covid cases every major wave.
I love trains! I worked at 30th Street Station in Philly. Now I am homesick!..I live in Tennessee. 😢😢😢
Great walk, ActionKid! 😊 Very informative 😊 We hope that one day we will come and take the opportunity to ride the train to Washington or New Jersey 😊 Or somewhere else 😊
Hopefully one day!
I have taken the train to NY twice, and taken it back three times, via Amtrak, from California arriving into Penn Station. In my experience, the real long line you commented on is probably for the coach seats on an Amtrak train. Do you know when and/or why they converted the post office into an above ground entrance? And why did you say it is great to stay at the Hotel Pennsylvania?
The conversion of the post office first started in 2010. The Hotel Pennsylvania has great architecture, but their online reviews mention poor experiences with stays there. It was originally operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
@@ActionKid Thank you.
my favorite station
That’s incredible camera 🖤🖤🌙
Another fantastic video. I think I need to book another trip.
Now I remember why I left new york for good.
I didn't realise it was so big !!! I was looking for a 3d diagram of the station like the Hong Kong Central station. Have to explorer next time I visit NY.
The station is all underground
It's wonderful it's like watching a movie, you didn't say the temperatures but the dude at 7:40 isn't cold at all. Thanks for your good job 👍🚶♂️🗽🏆 don't forget at 100k you must sing say...penny lane 🤣
Oh my goodness. Am From queens N we saw them. Maybe we missed some but those bring back memories ❤️🌼👌
12:40 My favorite: Amtrak Acela and NJ Transit!
on my next NYC vacation i will ride the LIRR somewhere.
bonjour actionkid sympa la vidéo 🙂🙂👏👏
Pret a manger. If you put it in google translate you can use the button to listen and the pronunciation is pritty good.
Brilliant
**the original Penn Station was a architectural gem. It was a great loss to the city.
**the replacement station with MSG overhead is a disaster us design for a world class RR station. Compared to other major RR stations in the US and World, it is an embarrassment
** the station is literally an underground rat maze. Easy to get lost, crowded, and stuffy. An unpleasant experience.
** between NJ and NYC, there are only two tracks built in tunnels dating back t the early 1900s. The is a desperate need for a new tunnel and additional lines. However, over the last 10 years funding has been held up due to political stalemates.
** The videos show improvements underway with the new LIRR entrance. Also, NJT entrance improvements at tracks 4-8
** the lower levels show much of the original station. Brass railing, copper clad doors and marble facades remain of the once grand Penn Station.
That's a cool looking station.
Huge station! It's like a maze inside jajaja 😱😁👍
Amazing video
Hollywood lies to us about a lot of things.....you see in the movies dank, dirty subways in NY... this looks very clean and orderly........and as usual, great tour, Kid , I love the 4k videos, they look live as if you're ( by you're, I mean I ) actually there
thank you very much!!
verY clean station
I find it convenient to fly into Newark, take NJT to Penn Station, and stay at the New Yorker. Nice to see progress on the Farley side even though it’s slow. Is it too much to hope they might tear down MSG and restore some of Penn Station’s grandeur?
it's called the Wyndam Hotel not the New Yorker ...lol
@@nasdaqua Their web site says "Wyndham New Yorker"
@@warrengibson7898 Yes, you're right...just that every time i walk by, i see the Wyndam sign and not the New Yorker sign anymore...6 of one, half a dozen of the other.. thanks for clarifying.
@@nasdaqua Last I looked, the Moonies owned the place and contracted with Wyndham to run it.
@@warrengibson7898 Yes, i remember the Moonies..that was a long time ago...Rev Sung Il Moon or something like that...whatever happened to them? I remember they held a mass wedding at MSG...funny.
thanks
Did you rally meant "9:45 PM" ??and still daylight ?? Wasn't it 09:45 AM.
Yes, I made a mistake with the time and corrected it in the description
@@ActionKid Hahahahahaha. Can happen anyone !!! You see, we're watching your videos accurately...............Thanks man.
There are a lot of changes made to that station. I traveled through there many times going home to Long Island.
Big railway stations are like airports.
Thank you Very Much 🙂👍
You’re welcome!
Stay safe man.
Nice train station man.
action kid i really like you video have you ever been to see a broadway show i am going to new york city in april 2020 what are the top 5 things to do in new york city and the exciting thing is that i am going to see a big broadway show on broadway i like your videos and it makes me want to go to america keep up the good work action kid and god bless america🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You did not show elevator access into and out of Penn station.
well done
Man, you only shoot forward. We want to see a little more. Pictures around, beautiful buildings... in another video you passed the great ny opera and 0 lateral view.
FRESHHHHHH!!
I give to organizations that help the homeless it when the homeless need help the homeless will go to the organizations that provide the help be@actionkid lot of these homeless people fortunately have mental issues just be careful
Cool 😎 video
not bad, you got an Acela Express ehehe
Awesome
@2:26 Great sounding Mercedes AMG GTR
15:51 hi to the camera lol
I Love your video,,
Wow!!!
ActionKid posts some nice videos, except there's this thing called "research." Too many narratives are replete with "I think" and "I guess." IMO these videos would be better if they'd provide solid historical information. In the case of Penn, there are tours that show all the vestiges of the old Penn Station. It would be great if someone did a video of that!
The videos would definitely be better with more research! I try to do some but I don’t put enough time into as I should. Most of the time I feel it’s not worth the time investment to cover.
Busy station
what was this machine at 4:47 ?
That’s an electronic billboard
@@ActionKid i was refering to that robot looking machine. is it a electronic bilboard ?
zac mavr oh, I have no idea what that is then
Thanks bro..
Nice video
I only see the walks you narrate?
WHY? Because YOU’RE TALKING TO ME!
😭You seemed to have given up on cycling all together, ActionKid.
He'll be back on the bike by thanksgiving. I hope.
I can't blame him, its brick outside. I'm waiting until spring to start riding again to be honest
I want to make some more cycling videos too. It hasn’t been convenient for my lifestyle to record them as of late.
@@matthewhernandez8342 Thank You, I didn't realize that the autumn breeze could
be such a hinder to enjoying a beautiful day out biking, and taking
in the Fall holiday exuberence that is being felt all around the city right now.
@@ActionKid It would be interesting to see you out there cycling
in this early winter season, AK.
no snow yet???
Not yet!
Some of the people behind you needed their mouths washed out with soap. Like Badflower. Lol.
Re the homeless, I don't hand out money, either, but I do offer to buy them a hot dog or drink (coffee, soda,)
That line was very long!!