Great video! The first tunnel you were in came out of Platform 1 at Wynyard before the area was converted to a car park. On the other side of the brick wall preventing you from going any further was a pistol firing range which was accessed through a door adjacent to the barred gate that you came up to under the Harbour Bridge. The tunnel that you used on your return would have lead to Platform 2 at Wynyard. Your path was blocked by a huge ventilation unit which was used to expel the exhaust from cars and prevent the build up of carbon monoxide when the area was being used as a car park. When Platforms 1 and 2 were being used by trams, only a paling fence separated them from the trains using Platforms 3 and 4. The tunnels will never be used by trains as they're now considered too narrow to use by today's standards, and, as you mentioned, they're quite steep. Ridiculous really, as the two tunnels that are in use for railway traffic are identical to these two.
Great job. However I did see them myself. First I walked from Wynyard Carpark to north through the car-park tunnels, then I saw a camera at the corrugated gate fence and dodged the camera. I then bolt cutted the chain and the 3 screws before venturing into the tunnels like you did in 0:36. I closed the door behind me and propped it up with a chair and a fire extinguisher to jam it up and preventing anyone especially security workers from getting in which bought me more time. I ventured in and seen the whole lot like what you seen. Also I came across litter and I collected about 25 rail spikes that were left behind and preserved from when the tram line was removed in 1958. So all of that I did was a "Point of No return"
A multi key and a set of padlock pick locks works for me :) Most of the old padlocks take about three seconds to rake...I grew up in Sydney and used transit system I often wonder how much asbestos from the train brake pads I breathed in as the pressure from from the arriving train washed over us ,but I digress I do that :)
Epic footage, what a rush that would be. I havent caught the trains around Sydney in over 20 years now as I moved up north, but back in the 90's I was on the trains a lot, I even remember catching red rattlers. Thanks for the vid, liked and subscribed.
Fairly sure that used to the NSW police practice shooting range , they used one of the tunnels of the old tramways , and the other tunnel was used as an exit from the Wynyard carpark
A museum station tunnels Don’t you mean StJames tunnels The abandoned tunnels are nearby There is a vent around the Cahill expressway tunnel beware circular quay and Sydney library I think they might be either connected to the expressway or St James lake as a shaft
@@jackthediscoverer the shaft is in front of the state library and goes straight down to lake st james, but it's sealed off at street level. However, if you look at Shakespeare Place on google maps you will see 2 large manhole covers in the median strip - this is the possible access point to a concrete staircase built during WWII which leads to it. The shaft itself is too deep without ropes & grappling hooks (don't even try). The shaft used to have a wooden staircase when used during the war, but this burnt down after a mysterious fire in 1968.
In the 1980's I would go to small library in Watson's bay and copy maps on to my legs under school uniform from books that could be viewed but not borrowed. I'd then set about getting into bomb shelters to explore them. Same at Bondi and king's Cross. I still have horrors of some of the people/activities I saw down there ..maybe not good to write. In early, early day much war memorbilia. Some things I saw few would believe?!!! Curiosity killed the cat!...yeh, and satisfaction brought it back😶
You don’t try to be funny…….you will be teared apart and eaten alive by these humanoid creatures if you are unlucky. There are hundreds of them which can pass through walls and run in the speed of sound. Please don’t ever come here. My grandfather ever saw them and warned me. I am not joking.
They haven't bricked off the exit from the old car park?! It's my understanding that they are building a new skyscraper on top of the entrance access to the old tunnels and platforms; and I've been very curious if they have retained access through the basement level(s) of that building. Still haven't had this question answered, but you'd assume they'd want to be able to access this underground facility, still, if even closed of from the public. But I see they obviously haven't blocked off the car park exit. lol
@@UrbexNinjaZ i was talking about the entrance when i talked about them building something on top of it. It's on Wynard Lane in an alley. If it's still being used for parking though, unless they built another entrance. You're saying it's still accessible from Wynyard Lane?
@@DM31702 I went there a few months ago, and the old carpark entrance was demolished for the new building. I dont know of any entrances or where they are
No kidding. I was there in 9th of April. I managed to get in through Wynyard Land Carpark and followed up the tram tunnel all the way. the tunnel exit to the harbour bridge was just as the same. I did managed to get in. and propped the door up after closing it behind me. So that no -one can follow. I did hear some banging but they couldn't get in. Meant bought me some time. So I was the Last person to venture through the Tram tunnels and out to the harbour bridge, then onto the walkway to cross the bridge. What I did through the tram tunnels from Wynyard Carpark was "a point of no return"
@@aaronw0813 Well I managed to get through to Wynyard Lane carpark alright. there was a garage style door I had to get through to the car park platforms of former 1 & 2
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Great video!
The first tunnel you were in came out of Platform 1 at Wynyard before the area was converted to a car park.
On the other side of the brick wall preventing you from going any further was a pistol firing range which was accessed through a door adjacent to the barred gate that you came up to under the Harbour Bridge.
The tunnel that you used on your return would have lead to Platform 2 at Wynyard. Your path was blocked by a huge ventilation unit which was used to expel the exhaust from cars and prevent the build up of carbon monoxide when the area was being used as a car park.
When Platforms 1 and 2 were being used by trams, only a paling fence separated them from the trains using Platforms 3 and 4.
The tunnels will never be used by trains as they're now considered too narrow to use by today's standards, and, as you mentioned, they're quite steep. Ridiculous really, as the two tunnels that are in use for railway traffic are identical to these two.
I've heard of the pistol range but didn't know that was it! Thanks for the history lesson!
I love these videos!! so good to see one filmed on home turf 🤙
Travelled by tram across bridge, I could see the water under the tracks, in back of toastrack tram in the '40's.
Great job. However I did see them myself. First I walked from Wynyard Carpark to north through the car-park tunnels, then I saw a camera at the corrugated gate fence and dodged the camera. I then bolt cutted the chain and the 3 screws before venturing into the tunnels like you did in 0:36. I closed the door behind me and propped it up with a chair and a fire extinguisher to jam it up and preventing anyone especially security workers from getting in which bought me more time.
I ventured in and seen the whole lot like what you seen. Also I came across litter and I collected about 25 rail spikes that were left behind and preserved from when the tram line was removed in 1958.
So all of that I did was a "Point of No return"
A multi key and a set of padlock pick locks works for me :) Most of the old padlocks take about three seconds to rake...I grew up in Sydney and used transit system I often wonder how much asbestos from the train brake pads I breathed in as the pressure from from the arriving train washed over us ,but I digress I do that :)
Awesome video mate. I'm 66 years old and still going tunneling.
Yep, good luck next time you need search and rescue 😂 there's a reason shit like this is locked down.
Brilliant and intrepid. Used to use that tramway to North Sydney Pool when living in the City. Thanks for the memory.
Subbed, great channel..I've had a blast exploring drains lately, stay safe.
So good!! Always wondered what was in there
Epic footage, what a rush that would be. I havent caught the trains around Sydney in over 20 years now as I moved up north, but back in the 90's I was on the trains a lot, I even remember catching red rattlers. Thanks for the vid, liked and subscribed.
Thanks for support! Glad u like the video!
Fairly sure that used to the NSW police practice shooting range , they used one of the tunnels of the old tramways , and the other tunnel was used as an exit from the Wynyard carpark
That’s true they did shoot in there a long time ago
i love this video i loved how you just went through all the mystery holes you seen without wasting time and thinking about it
Great video well done. can you try and get in the museum station tunnels, I think there is a shaft in hyde park.
already did, it's a vent for the train tunnels. Found a few doors down there, but they r all linked to the alarms.
A museum station tunnels
Don’t you mean StJames tunnels
The abandoned tunnels are nearby
There is a vent around the Cahill expressway tunnel beware circular quay and Sydney library
I think they might be either connected to the expressway or St James lake as a shaft
@@jackthediscoverer been wanting to check out these tunnels for a long time
@@Willj461 I’m hoping so as well
If I can get permission from transport Mp
@@jackthediscoverer the shaft is in front of the state library and goes straight down to lake st james, but it's sealed off at street level. However, if you look at Shakespeare Place on google maps you will see 2 large manhole covers in the median strip - this is the possible access point to a concrete staircase built during WWII which leads to it. The shaft itself is too deep without ropes & grappling hooks (don't even try). The shaft used to have a wooden staircase when used during the war, but this burnt down after a mysterious fire in 1968.
Absolutely brilliant 👍
Well done mate
Just spent a couple hours tryna find this place, cant wait to check it out soon thanks for the vid man
Why are they whispering? They are the only ones there!!
The way they are talking you’d think they were prison escapees
You whisper in case you're not...
Freakin awesome video. Well done.
Some tunnel refuges bricked up; why would they even bother to do that?
For safety reason i guess
Perhaps it's to hide the past that does not fit hiStory.🤫
Used to do panels down there in 89
Goddamn legendary!
Looks scary
In the 1980's I would go to small library in Watson's bay and copy maps on to my legs under school uniform from books that could be viewed but not borrowed. I'd then set about getting into bomb shelters to explore them. Same at Bondi and king's Cross. I still have horrors of some of the people/activities I saw down there ..maybe not good to write. In early, early day much war memorbilia. Some things I saw few would believe?!!! Curiosity killed the cat!...yeh, and satisfaction brought it back😶
Hey, sounds like we did similar stuff...we did pretty much all the bunkers south and north head in the 1980's...they all started to look the same...
Is it true in the 70's people would practice witchcraft in the tunnels?
@@fletchershumack no, it's just a bullshit story people tell.
Can we get these untold stories told please!
This is mad I really want to check this out is it still possible to explore?
yea. it's possible
@@UrbexNinjaZ where is the address to this place?
My brother and i love doing this. Can u show us how to get in here
No you stay out
You don’t try to be funny…….you will be teared apart and eaten alive by these humanoid creatures if you are unlucky. There are hundreds of them which can pass through walls and run in the speed of sound. Please don’t ever come here. My grandfather ever saw them and warned me. I am not joking.
Why the respirators? Is there no air in those tunnels?
it's just dusty in the tunnel
They haven't bricked off the exit from the old car park?! It's my understanding that they are building a new skyscraper on top of the entrance access to the old tunnels and platforms; and I've been very curious if they have retained access through the basement level(s) of that building. Still haven't had this question answered, but you'd assume they'd want to be able to access this underground facility, still, if even closed of from the public.
But I see they obviously haven't blocked off the car park exit. lol
they can't brick off the exit as it's still used as car park for railway staff. it's not possible to build anything on top as there's a bridge there.
@@UrbexNinjaZ i was talking about the entrance when i talked about them building something on top of it. It's on Wynard Lane in an alley. If it's still being used for parking though, unless they built another entrance. You're saying it's still accessible from Wynyard Lane?
@@DM31702 I went there a few months ago, and the old carpark entrance was demolished for the new building. I dont know of any entrances or where they are
No kidding. I was there in 9th of April. I managed to get in through Wynyard Land Carpark and followed up the tram tunnel all the way. the tunnel exit to the harbour bridge was just as the same. I did managed to get in. and propped the door up after closing it behind me. So that no -one can follow. I did hear some banging but they couldn't get in. Meant bought me some time. So I was the Last person to venture through the Tram tunnels and out to the harbour bridge, then onto the walkway to cross the bridge. What I did through the tram tunnels from Wynyard Carpark was "a point of no return"
@@aaronw0813 Well I managed to get through to Wynyard Lane carpark alright. there was a garage style door I had to get through to the car park platforms of former 1 & 2
Wrong way to do it 🤣
Did you leave the same way ?
yea
Do not, under any circumstances, free the trapped demon from behind that wall...
SPOT DROPPPPPPPPP
No
it’s not even hard to find lmfao
@@calebstoykofit have you ever been there?
@@georgetaktak5546 sure have lol
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