Thanks for sharing this drone footage I'm talking to a woman from San Jose were trying to have a relationship it's good to see what San Jose looks like
Great job. San Jose is so vast so many districts and neighborhoods. Maybe in a part 2 you can fly over Willow Glen, Alum Rock Park, View of the Valley at night from Grandview restaurant on Mt Hamilton rd.
Great video! I got a drone recently and starting to make some videos. Did you have to get permission to fly in some of these places like Levi's and Great America?
Third largest city in California (behind Los Angeles and San Diego) and the tech capital of the entire West Coast, I might even go as far as to say San Jose's been a bit overlooked by comparison. All it's really lacking at this point is an NBA team, an MLB club, and an NFL team (guess the Golden State Warriors still make a convenient "loop hole" regarding the first of the three, lol). At least they got hockey and soccer covered in the meantime... 😅
I think it's overlooked because it feels much more like a sprawling suburb and office center to the bay area and San Francisco. SF takes the spotlight away in terms of attractions and history from SJ a lot imo. I remember when the San Jose Sharks was an extremely strong team back in the day. But never won the Stanley cup
Correct. And so is Levi's stadium. The mall is actually split in half by the two city limits and the fact that Levi's Stadium also takes the liberty to host the SF 49ers I thought I'd take the liberty as well and pass them into the San Jose video due to proximity and significance. And I was not sure when I'd get the time to do Santa Clara.
Cool drone of San Jose I used to live there years ago way to expensive no opportunity I am glad I moved out of the state of California to another state California isn't what it use to be.
I bet if San José didn’t have height restrictions it’d have some nice tall sky skrapers, but at the same time those small buildings do make San Jose seem like a smaller town than it is.
Interesting. I was not aware the city had a limit to building heights for the whole city. Makes sense around the airport but not for the whole city. It definitely is more of a sprawling city than a tall one.
Thanks for sharing this drone footage I'm talking to a woman from San Jose were trying to have a relationship it's good to see what San Jose looks like
That was great
Love this❤❤❤
Fantastic video
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Great job. San Jose is so vast so many districts and neighborhoods. Maybe in a part 2 you can fly over Willow Glen, Alum Rock Park, View of the Valley at night from Grandview restaurant on Mt Hamilton rd.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. San Jose is indeed very vast. Thanks for the tip! I'll check out those locations for a part 2 for sure
@@volaredrones San Jose golf club is one of the most beautiful country clubs in the world. Just thought id throw that out there....wink wink lol
I'll keep that in mind as well. Wrote it down for locations for the part 2
@@volaredrones Awesome! Thank you.
That was a tour of my youth. Sunnyvale!
Great video! I got a drone recently and starting to make some videos. Did you have to get permission to fly in some of these places like Levi's and Great America?
3:03 Ah, now this i recognize; its the university of Los Santos and Ive played tennis there often. 👍🙃
Third largest city in California (behind Los Angeles and San Diego) and the tech capital of the entire West Coast, I might even go as far as to say San Jose's been a bit overlooked by comparison. All it's really lacking at this point is an NBA team, an MLB club, and an NFL team (guess the Golden State Warriors still make a convenient "loop hole" regarding the first of the three, lol). At least they got hockey and soccer covered in the meantime...
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I think it's overlooked because it feels much more like a sprawling suburb and office center to the bay area and San Francisco. SF takes the spotlight away in terms of attractions and history from SJ a lot imo. I remember when the San Jose Sharks was an extremely strong team back in the day. But never won the Stanley cup
San Francisco is the core city of the Bay Area. San Jose just a suburban city. And SF was named the tech capital, not San Jose.
You showed Westfield Valleyfair and Great America in this video, yet these 2 places are in Santa Clara, not San Jose!
Correct. And so is Levi's stadium. The mall is actually split in half by the two city limits and the fact that Levi's Stadium also takes the liberty to host the SF 49ers I thought I'd take the liberty as well and pass them into the San Jose video due to proximity and significance. And I was not sure when I'd get the time to do Santa Clara.
Cool drone of San Jose I used to live there years ago way to expensive no opportunity I am glad I moved out of the state of California to another state California isn't what it use to be.
Thanks for watching! Everyone deserves to be happy wherever they go
@@volaredrones Very true I am happy where I ended up moving to its a beautiful state I am in now.
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Too bad that amusement park is shutting down.
True, it's a bit sad unfortunately. I had childhood memories there. That's why I thought I'd include it here
Still got 10 years left
I bet if San José didn’t have height restrictions it’d have some nice tall sky skrapers, but at the same time those small buildings do make San Jose seem like a smaller town than it is.
Interesting. I was not aware the city had a limit to building heights for the whole city. Makes sense around the airport but not for the whole city. It definitely is more of a sprawling city than a tall one.