Hütter diagonal traction glass elevator at Messehallen subway station in Hamburg

According to Wikipedia, Messehallen subway station is the deepest subway station in Germany regarding the distance between platform and ground level. There is an intermediate floor located right below ground level, from where some of the longest escalators in Germany lead down to platform level. The diagonal elevator is placed next to one of those in such a way that the mechanics of the escalator are partly visible.
Technical specifications:
Brand: Hütter
Capacity: 1250kg / ~2755lbs / 16 people
Type: traction (inclined, 1:1 transmission)
Year built: 2003
Travel distance: 2 stops

[@Khaledamrouche11710]

If that’s looks like a London Underground Greenford Station

[@jakkapatt]

Undergrond inclined elevator this is scary and dark

[@Bombiedude.]

I wonder if this station used to have 4 escalators but then one got ripped out and the elevator was put in place leaving a bunch of exposed machinery of the one that is left

[@Bombiedude.]

This is such a wierd layout for a subway station escalator and elevator network

[@Khaledamrouche11710]

NICE VIDEO

[@giuseppegamer4090]

Omg i remember this video

[@parulmathur-kartikey]

You went up in the elevator and you went down the escalator.

[@TirpakJosef]

Elevator

[@Bombiedude.]

The two escalators infront would’ve been plenty why did they have to put another one next to the elevator

[@Erikffw112]

Nice

[@younes3324]

Il prend l'ascenseur

[@Houtarou_Hyouka_Unforgiven]

Is north Korea have the world's deepst subway (the height like a 33 story tower upside-down)

[@Bombiedude.]

That’s really creepy that they didn’t put any lights in the shaft only the elevator cab

[@Bombiedude.]

The buttons have an insanely satisfying pressing noise to them great find dude

[@kalindakali2221]

trop bien

[@PegsNaptime]

Cool

[@SamSitar]

great find.

[@krysik327]

Poland

[@OldElevNew]

No, this is in Germany...

[@melanieejeagwu5722]

@@OldElevNew Die tiefste U-Bahn Station Deutschlands. Interessant

[@phalanxHH]

Cool, I live in Hamburg. I use the subway almost every day.

[@doodoopagpag5611]

so cool

[@achimhutter3339]

+OldElevNew They are commonly called inclined elevators and not "diagonal".

[@magorzatasypianska4054]

achim hütter hhhgggfggg

[@achimhutter3339]

Małgorzata Sypianska Hi, can you be little more specific

[@fl0pZ3]

yooo this is dope

[@fl0pZ3]

Jessica Moncada tf??

[@matettett9236]

is that a fire alarm

[@carolynhamilton4023]

sounds like a code 3 fire alarm

[@matettett9236]

Carolyn Baker yeah

[@Burgi24er]

It's a sign for blind person in Hamburg. It means: The elevator is called and comes.

[@sigmamealsskibidislicers56710]

@@carolynhamilton4023 is that a fire alarm

[@alexleo172]

is so cool

[@JulkaJulka-ex7yg]

I hate escalators

[@Bombiedude.]

I have a question is the escalator next to the elevator kind of a backup because that would be usefull for if one of the front ones breaks down then they turn that one on to save money on repairing them

[@LolAnamations]

a train elevator...:\

[@jakoblink5434]

Wenn man im schrägaufzug stecken bleibt wird der dann auch runtergekurbelt