My town! One of our local town bars is very close by right on the edge of these hospital grounds so passing this building is a common occurrence haha. Actually worked in this building as a teen one summer doing food service.
Nice, I’ve been twice with friends, and plan on returning. As this video is very recent (only a month old at the time of watching), I’m wondering how exactly did you make it into Building 93? We couldn’t find a way in the last time we were there, which was in July of 2020.
Cops are nowhere around this place. Ppl do this daily and never get caught. There's one security guard for the massive grounds. Most of the time he isn't chasing anyone unless he directly sees you enter, than he will ask you to leave. @@lukeantonison0830
i went there on june 12 2021, i was on the rooftop of the 6 th floor, and i swear me and my friends heard choir music, amazing grace was reasonating in my head i swear to god. very eerie since i didnt know king park had one of the worst haunted centers in america
One time I went with a few of my friends and there was things moving trough the windows and doors opening and closing by themselves and people just disappeared
How do you find these spots? I found your channel because I was looking for cool places to explore around NYC and came across the boat graveyard on google which led me to your video about it.
@@martyotm5624 Oh damn cool. so you just browse google earth, stumble upon a place, do some research about it, and if it's worth it, go on an adventure - thats rad. If you're short of a homie to explore a place in the future, let me know!!
I didn't see him go to the criminally insane housing unless he cut it out of this. I enjoyed the smaller buildings most, mazes were interesting, morgue and cemeteries are sad. This is a daily activity for long Islanders. Every inch traversed and mapped many times over by multiple generations. Ends soon when demolition begins..
@@lcexplores6222 we climbed a tree to the second floor. We didn't find the tunnels in that building. We did find the tunnels in 41 and 42. I want to go back again but snow sucks.
Get passed police????? Funniest comment I've seen. There's no police! They don't even patrol the area. Lmfao. Police don't even police hard criminals in NY, lmfao if they had to deal with everyone going in there, they would never leave.
If you didn't enter from the long Island sound waters edge than you didn't truly sneak in. Ahh the good old days when patients still lived on the grounds bc they had nowhere to go, before every inch was covered in graffiti and every inch pissed on. Mazes were unblocked, morgues, cemeteries, equipment, bedding and paperwork was so much more incredible than.
Been in most of the buildings, and tunnels. . You know there's also the Kings Park Potter's Field nearby. - a mass grave where they buried the psych patients who didn't have families. thousands of them
@@lukeantonison0830 The entire property is an accessible county park, and the old rail spur that brought coal to the power plant was turned into a greenway so it's normal for people to be milling about. Then duck into any fence surrounding any building and you're in. Police instructed never to enter any building to effect any arrest, too much future liability for worker's comp/ disability claims.
How did you get in I know there are cops patrolling it I’ve been wanting to get inside??? Do you have to go during the daytime to order to get access to the buildings
Cops don't patrol lol. We have gone in thousands of times along with every long islander. There's one security guard on this massive ground and if he don't see you, he don't care. Police? 🤣
So you guys are saying it is infact windy enough to up there to keep that valve wheel spinning constantly?!? Cause I just saw a clip on the Travel channel claiming it was paranormal and that it definitely wasn't caused by the wind + the metal being super corroded! 😅😂😅
The basement has human cages and strapped hospital beds which are a trip. I was there yesterday...I tagged it....it was fun...I'm posting later if you care. But thanks for not making a bs haunted kp video.
I filmed a video of a song I wrote behind this building today...it happens to be Halloween...and the song is about going insane...creepy place...I love it. Check out the tune if you get a chance.
As someone who lived in kings park when I was a kid this is 100% true, they even had their own fire station for the place. Loved exploring the old buildings but I never went in any enclosed places because all of the decaying buildings are filled with asbestos so I only went into the more open and vent elated areas
Place is sick. Been there a few times, in person it’s amazing
My town! One of our local town bars is very close by right on the edge of these hospital grounds so passing this building is a common occurrence haha. Actually worked in this building as a teen one summer doing food service.
Nice, I’ve been twice with friends, and plan on returning. As this video is very recent (only a month old at the time of watching), I’m wondering how exactly did you make it into Building 93? We couldn’t find a way in the last time we were there, which was in July of 2020.
There's a half cracked window ya gotta squeeze in
yo michael how hard is to get in without getting caught by cops
Cops are nowhere around this place. Ppl do this daily and never get caught. There's one security guard for the massive grounds. Most of the time he isn't chasing anyone unless he directly sees you enter, than he will ask you to leave. @@lukeantonison0830
It's a great location! There's so many buildings..
The tunnels are terrifying.
I heard about tunnels being there, might have to go back and check the surrounding areas
@@martyotm5624 You can access them from building 45
They are technically accessible from 93 but only through the sub-basement which only connects to the rest of the building through the elevator
@@michaelkessler3813 yes. This is true. It's much easier to get to the tunnels from the power plant or building 42
@@TheNothingNetwork420 hey just wondering where is building 45 I can’t find it online
i went there on june 12 2021, i was on the rooftop of the 6 th floor, and i swear me and my friends heard choir music, amazing grace was reasonating in my head i swear to god. very eerie since i didnt know king park had one of the worst haunted centers in america
One time I went with a few of my friends and there was things moving trough the windows and doors opening and closing by themselves and people just disappeared
That high the sound carries for miles..
Been here few times.. You should stop by the Pilgrims Psyh.
Huge looking building!
Sure is! It’s pretty intimidating when you walk up upon it on an overcast day, it’s massiveness just stares back at you.
I can't believe it still stands. Last time I was there I was probably 16 so like 11 years ago.
How do you find these spots? I found your channel because I was looking for cool places to explore around NYC and came across the boat graveyard on google which led me to your video about it.
Right on! Sometimes people will tell me spots, find them on the internet, I have even found spots by looking on google earth
@@martyotm5624 Oh damn cool. so you just browse google earth, stumble upon a place, do some research about it, and if it's worth it, go on an adventure - thats rad. If you're short of a homie to explore a place in the future, let me know!!
@@tastysoupyum right on hit me up on ig
download the app “forgotten” it shows you a ton of abandoned places near u and how to get in
@@martyotm5624 you were not scared?bc I heard it was haunted
You made it into kings park the top floors is where the criminally insane were housed.
The violent patients ward is across the street from this building
Woah
Wisteria House, I think it's been razed. @@TheNothingNetwork420
I didn't see him go to the criminally insane housing unless he cut it out of this. I enjoyed the smaller buildings most, mazes were interesting, morgue and cemeteries are sad. This is a daily activity for long Islanders. Every inch traversed and mapped many times over by multiple generations. Ends soon when demolition begins..
That's a legendary building!
No doubt! been on my go to list for a while
@@martyotm5624 Glad you did it!
It's not easy to get into anymore.
@@TheNothingNetwork420 That's true, I had to go through the tunnels and climb up the elevator shaft.
@@lcexplores6222 we climbed a tree to the second floor. We didn't find the tunnels in that building.
We did find the tunnels in 41 and 42.
I want to go back again but snow sucks.
Awesome video! Very cool and creepy place
Thanks for checking out the video! Definitely a creepy spot
You must have been CRAZY to Explore this place !
(From Surf City, Calif)
Crazy? There's usually atleast 30 ppl in these buildings at any given time. Not so crazy...
Just realized I would have a easy time going up but will shit bricks looking to come down
How did you get past the police? Thinking about going there this weekend lol
They saw us walk by and kept on driving, so we just did out thing
did you ever end up going?
Get passed police????? Funniest comment I've seen. There's no police! They don't even patrol the area. Lmfao. Police don't even police hard criminals in NY, lmfao if they had to deal with everyone going in there, they would never leave.
If you didn't enter from the long Island sound waters edge than you didn't truly sneak in. Ahh the good old days when patients still lived on the grounds bc they had nowhere to go, before every inch was covered in graffiti and every inch pissed on. Mazes were unblocked, morgues, cemeteries, equipment, bedding and paperwork was so much more incredible than.
Been in most of the buildings, and tunnels. . You know there's also the Kings Park Potter's Field nearby. - a mass grave where they buried the psych patients who didn't have families. thousands of them
I’ve seen stuff in he psych center at building 22-23
Did you run into any homeless, or other people etc? I plan on exploring it soon... any tips?
No homeless but a few people were checking it out when I went
did you go yet? I plan on going very soon too
@@lukeantonison0830 yea went during the day was cool. saw a few others checking it out as well, all seemed to get in different ways
@@lukeantonison0830 The entire property is an accessible county park, and the old rail spur that brought coal to the power plant was turned into a greenway so it's normal for people to be milling about. Then duck into any fence surrounding any building and you're in. Police instructed never to enter any building to effect any arrest, too much future liability for worker's comp/ disability claims.
I’ve been here before can u still enter where it says have fun
Was just there today and I was walking around and a officer told me to leave because it’s private
That's strange they told you to leave, your able to walk around it's a recreational area
@@martyotm5624 oh are you sure I’m pretty sure it’s owned by the state no?
@@user-r6n5s probably, when I went I saw alot of people walking around, then again they could be cracking down on it
Im here right now , getting 5 tickets by the cops lol
@@juniors4405if you're getting 5 tickets then you did a whole lot more than walk around and enter... Moron
How did you get in I know there are cops patrolling it I’ve been wanting to get inside??? Do you have to go during the daytime to order to get access to the buildings
did you ever make it in? i’m trynna explore but am nervous about cops
Screw the police
Cops don't patrol lol. We have gone in thousands of times along with every long islander. There's one security guard on this massive ground and if he don't see you, he don't care. Police? 🤣
@@lukeantonison0830just go tf in. Every ten year old has. Access is everywhere.
So you guys are saying it is infact windy enough to up there to keep that valve wheel spinning constantly?!? Cause I just saw a clip on the Travel channel claiming it was paranormal and that it definitely wasn't caused by the wind + the metal being super corroded! 😅😂😅
You're technically trespassing being there. Awesome video.
The basement has human cages and strapped hospital beds which are a trip. I was there yesterday...I tagged it....it was fun...I'm posting later if you care. But thanks for not making a bs haunted kp video.
How do you get in
Small hole in the back
Depends which building. Some u can walk right in, others crawling through holes, plenty of access points these days it's nothing so hard
I’m kinda interested in exploring abandoned places but idk
Beware of the slasher
all theH2o's are a car group! I know a lot of them lmao
I went 100 time at kings park no cap
It's not that difficult if you live on the island
I filmed a video of a song I wrote behind this building today...it happens to be Halloween...and the song is about going insane...creepy place...I love it. Check out the tune if you get a chance.
Whose tryna meet up in this building and have a full on nerf battle
Yooo
Going this Saturday holla
Fun little fact for y'all, the entire facility was 100٪ self sufficient.
As someone who lived in kings park when I was a kid this is 100% true, they even had their own fire station for the place. Loved exploring the old buildings but I never went in any enclosed places because all of the decaying buildings are filled with asbestos so I only went into the more open and vent elated areas
Smaller buildings are more interesting than the large. You literally missed the best parts...
That place is raging full of asbestos