I used to be so worried I’d lose my twins in all those tunnels when I would take them to City Museum. Some of those slides go down a couple stories and then you have to come back up in another place. Nerve wracking for a mom of curious younguns! 😄
Thanks for including us as part of your visit to St. Louis! Next time we'll hook you up with kneepads and a headlamp for the full cave-crawling experience.
Admittedly I’ve lived in St Louis for 26 years and never been to city museum. Watching Adam’s excitement makes me want to take the kids now! Super fun, thanks for showing off St Louis!
Adam the City Museum is built in an old shoe manufacturing building. Infact you can go down the 10 story spiral slide that they used to slide the shoe boxes down
It really is a wacky and fun museum to visit! I always recommend it to anyone visiting St. Louis as well as the many fine Italian restaurants in The Hill area
the elevator pods for the arch are SOOOO claustrophobic, but it's worth the view from the top.... Good lord the ride up and down is stressful though. It looks like they've renovated the museum too. It looks a lot nicer than it did last time I went. Also, OMG that city museum is wild! I've been in St. Louis so many times as my mom's side of the family was from there, and I've never known about that place!
Seeing the City Museum through the eyes of someone not from St. Louis is so cool. Growing up here you kinda forget how crazy of a place it is. Absolutely love going though. Also, they used to let you skateboard in the skate park, but I guess it was too much of a liability.
The City Museum in St Louis looks so amazing. It is very high on our family bucket list to go there. Adam interacting with the kiddos in the museum is so wholesome, love it.
I lived in St. Louis and I was I the 2nd grade when the Arch was completed. The teachers set up a black and white TV set and all of us got to see them put the last peice on the top! It was very cool to see.
Its so much fun to see my hometown through the eyes of the Woo. Hope you had a nice time in the Lou. Happy b-day in advance Adam. Thanks for bringing so much joy to all of us!
Im depressed that I never got to fully experience all of Saint Louis while I lived there. Moved there in Nov 2019, then Covid hit, so we couldnt be out and about. When things started opening back up, I had breast cancer and lost almost a whole year with surgery and radiation and after effects. I loved Forest Park , the Botanical Garden, the butterfly house and Faust Park, Grant's Farm, the Fabulous Fox Theatre! Those were ones I made it to during those years. I met my love there, and now we have retired to Virginia. I'll always miss Saint Louis though. Thanks for sharing!
When I lived in the St. Louis area, I watched the arch as it was being constructed. Once it opened up, I made several rides to the top. It was not divided back then. You could actually walk from one end to the other. One of the other cool attractions that you could see from the arch was the Admiral. It was an all metal riverboat. It ran up and down the river for a time, (which I did ride more than once) and ìf its still there, it is moored and was converted into to a casino. There were also paddle boats along the riverbanks of St. Louis, which gave way to the history of the growing city. Pretty proud of St. Louis. Lots to see and do!
Welcome to my hometown! Glad you are enjoying yourself. Please tell me you tried Imo’s Pizza! The zoo is free and incredible as well. If you ever need a tour guide feel free 😎
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your visit to St. Louis with us. I was waiting for you to go down the slide. I was saying, "Come on, just do it." In my not so great Schwarzenegger voice.😂 Great to see Greg again. Happy Trails. Be safe and Have fun.
Love the Vacation reference. I was just there two weeks ago with my family. I told my daughter that if we had long enough arms and touched both sides of the arch at the same time we would feel electricity go through us. She rolled her eyes at me. Making memories
Lived here all my life and been to the arch and city museum multiple times. But I loved watching your vlogs. I developed a fear of heights so I haven't done either of them in about 10 years. Views are amazing but those elevator noises and shaking absolutely terrified me. I remember the view during a cards game about 13 years ago was absolutely amazing.
So good to see you are enjoying your visit to St. Louis! I was thinking you would go to the City Museum and the Arch. Hope you can come visit here again soon!
Lived in St. Louis for three years. The Arch is one of my favorite places! I was back there just last summer. Thanks for filming your visit to the Arch, Adam!
Adam, there is no other RUclipsr i come home and can't wait to watch. I love how you take us all over the country. (And the world next year) By far my most favorite RUclipsr! Thanks for all you do.
I got to say after all the years watching you I think this is the first time I've seen you interact with a kid. It was cool hearing wholesome interaction like that. Glad you are having a good time.
The round building by the stadium was the Clarion hotel. There was a rotating restaurant at the top. Wish that was still there. You would have loved it Adam!!!!
Wow, how have I never heard of this, and if I had, how could I not recall it.. guess that's what happens when u turn past 50 😂😅... thanks for sharing this. I have a new item to add to my bucket list to go see with my grands..
Seeing the city museum growing up, it just seems normal even though it is unusual. Next time you visit the zoo, art museum, Muny, and aquarium are some cool places to visit. Great videos!! I'd love to see you visit more of Saint Louis.
I went up in the arch in 1972 or 1973. It was not crowded when I was there so had no trouble looking out all the windows. Don’t think we had a time limit either. Memorable experience.
Glad you enjoyed the Lou! City Museum is a classic. Wondered if you knew about its creator, Bob Cassilly (who actually went to my high school and designed sculptures for it) who has a sort of mysterious death story at what would have been his second attraction, Cementland, in a different area of the city. Worth some research! Come back soon!
That *City Museum* is _fantastic_ ! The creative minds that came up with that - unbelievable. I have no head for heights, so the outside stuff I'd have to look at but not try. A Ferris Wheel on the roof of a building - nightmare fuel !!
So fun to see you in our Lou. City Museum is definitely a favorite. We have annual passes. Everybody who goes there loves it. They have adult only nights too. I’m kind of bummed about the way they are doing the arch now though. I haven’t been in a while but it used to be you could stay up there as long as you wanted and you could go from one leg to the other. They didn’t section it off. I wish you had more time to really see St. Louis but I understand you have to get to Cali. Maybe one day you will make it back and do some of the neighborhoods and other things to do. Have fun at D23 and Happy Birthday early. 🎂🎉🎊
Hi Adam, You were 30 mins away from the biggest ketchup bottle and the Cahokian mounds. Both worthy to see. Went to City museum about 20 yrs ago, there were only three floors done. Cool to see there's more. Thanks for the trip! 🙂
Awesome and cool video Adam! Really enjoyed it. I'm afraid of heights and don't like them! Looks like both of you had a fun time. Looking forward to your next vlog.
Hey you were 20 minutes from our STL stomping grounds 😂 We were at Six Flags STL on the day you were here. Looks like you saw a great game! Loved the stadium tour, we need to do that! Fun vid!!
One of the many things I like about your videos is I get to see places I would never go, like up to the top of the St. Louis Arch. I wouldn’t go up there for a million dollars. 😂
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Two really awesome experiences in St Louis , I recommend them both if you’re ever in town
huge fan
Glad you’re enjoying St. Louis, Adam! Lived there for 21 years, then moved back home to NW TN in 2021.
Safe travels!
I used to be so worried I’d lose my twins in all those tunnels when I would take them to City Museum. Some of those slides go down a couple stories and then you have to come back up in another place. Nerve wracking for a mom of curious younguns! 😄
I love this video, Adam! Agree….the elevator is a little weird!
Glad you enjoyed you time in St. Louis! I love this city.
Thanks for including us as part of your visit to St. Louis! Next time we'll hook you up with kneepads and a headlamp for the full cave-crawling experience.
Thanks for having such an awesome place!
Admittedly I’ve lived in St Louis for 26 years and never been to city museum. Watching Adam’s excitement makes me want to take the kids now! Super fun, thanks for showing off St Louis!
People get robbed too much downtown and they don’t stop at stop signs.
@@Game-ib3ql I’m sorry that’s your experience. Our family frequents downtown and haven’t had any issues.
Me neither, but I've only heard good things about it.
@@Game-ib3ql You're full of it! That isn't happening like that get real!
Moved here in February to get married. My wife and I hopefully will go soon.
that group with you all in the Arch Tram didn't know they were in the presence of RUclips greatness!!
Adam the City Museum is built in an old shoe manufacturing building. Infact you can go down the 10 story spiral slide that they used to slide the shoe boxes down
Pretty dang cool
It really is a wacky and fun museum to visit! I always recommend it to anyone visiting St. Louis as well as the many fine Italian restaurants in The Hill area
the elevator pods for the arch are SOOOO claustrophobic, but it's worth the view from the top.... Good lord the ride up and down is stressful though. It looks like they've renovated the museum too. It looks a lot nicer than it did last time I went. Also, OMG that city museum is wild! I've been in St. Louis so many times as my mom's side of the family was from there, and I've never known about that place!
Man, this put the biggest smile on my face!! What a place.. wicked!!!
Seeing the City Museum through the eyes of someone not from St. Louis is so cool. Growing up here you kinda forget how crazy of a place it is. Absolutely love going though. Also, they used to let you skateboard in the skate park, but I guess it was too much of a liability.
The City Museum in St Louis looks so amazing. It is very high on our family bucket list to go there. Adam interacting with the kiddos in the museum is so wholesome, love it.
City Museum is bonkers and glorious! So glad to see the Woo in my hometown
At 16:05 I immediately thought of SpaceBalls... "We ain't found s..t!"
I did too. Honestly I didn’t make the joke because I’m not sure what the meaning of the artwork is
I lived in St. Louis and I was I the 2nd grade when the Arch was completed. The teachers set up a black and white TV set and all of us got to see them put the last peice on the top! It was very cool to see.
Its so much fun to see my hometown through the eyes of the Woo. Hope you had a nice time in the Lou. Happy b-day in advance Adam. Thanks for bringing so much joy to all of us!
Im depressed that I never got to fully experience all of Saint Louis while I lived there. Moved there in Nov 2019, then Covid hit, so we couldnt be out and about. When things started opening back up, I had breast cancer and lost almost a whole year with surgery and radiation and after effects.
I loved Forest Park , the Botanical Garden, the butterfly house and Faust Park, Grant's Farm, the Fabulous Fox Theatre! Those were ones I made it to during those years. I met my love there, and now we have retired to Virginia. I'll always miss Saint Louis though. Thanks for sharing!
I always knew you could go up in the arch - but I could never imagine how it worked. That was really cool to see.
When I lived in the St. Louis area, I watched the arch as it was being constructed. Once it opened up, I made several rides to the top. It was not divided back then. You could actually walk from one end to the other.
One of the other cool attractions that you could see from the arch was the Admiral. It was an all metal riverboat. It ran up and down the river for a time, (which I did ride more than once) and ìf its still there, it is moored and was converted into to a casino. There were also paddle boats along the riverbanks of St. Louis, which gave way to the history of the growing city. Pretty proud of St. Louis. Lots to see and do!
Welcome to my hometown! Glad you are enjoying yourself. Please tell me you tried Imo’s Pizza! The zoo is free and incredible as well. If you ever need a tour guide feel free 😎
Glad you got to experience the arch! I’m from Missouri and currently the tram at the arch is stuck (has been since 3pm) ♥️your videos!✌️
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your visit to St. Louis with us. I was waiting for you to go down the slide. I was saying, "Come on, just do it." In my not so great Schwarzenegger voice.😂 Great to see Greg again. Happy Trails. Be safe and Have fun.
Love the Vacation reference. I was just there two weeks ago with my family. I told my daughter that if we had long enough arms and touched both sides of the arch at the same time we would feel electricity go through us. She rolled her eyes at me. Making memories
I've been hoping you'd make it to this place! I used to go there a lot growing up in St. Louis. My senior prom was on the top floor.
Such a great place
Lived here all my life and been to the arch and city museum multiple times. But I loved watching your vlogs. I developed a fear of heights so I haven't done either of them in about 10 years. Views are amazing but those elevator noises and shaking absolutely terrified me. I remember the view during a cards game about 13 years ago was absolutely amazing.
I had no idea you could go up to the top in that arch! 😮. It was certainly a beautiful view 🤗. 🌸
So good to see you are enjoying your visit to St. Louis! I was thinking you would go to the City Museum and the Arch. Hope you can come visit here again soon!
So far that is the best vlog I've seen of St Louis. And hey Woo, loving the mou (moustache), it suits you. 〰️🤩
Lived in St. Louis for three years. The Arch is one of my favorite places! I was back there just last summer. Thanks for filming your visit to the Arch, Adam!
Morning Woo and Greg! Just add one more arch and paint it yellow😂
That was comedy when greg said " the golden arches"
I could use some golden arch fries right about now…
@@GregsGameRoomhahahah nice!
City Museum looks like a lot of fun! I would love to visit someday. Thanks Adam.
City Museum and House on the Rock are both on my list now of weirdly wonderful places I want to visit. Thanks, Adam!
Hey Adam 🤗 wishing you safe travels back to SoCal today. I’m glad you had such a fun day ♥️ xxx
The city museum looks so fun!!! Adding this to my bucket list!! Thank for sharing!!! 🎉
This was truly something else. Thank you for this Adam. Great stuff
Wow that museum looks amazing. It's a whole day out, there's so much to do and see. Fun for everyone. Thanks Adam ❤
I’ve lived in the STL area all my life 59 yrs and never have been up in the Arch. I freaked out just watching you do it!
Adam, there is no other RUclipsr i come home and can't wait to watch. I love how you take us all over the country. (And the world next year) By far my most favorite RUclipsr! Thanks for all you do.
I got to say after all the years watching you I think this is the first time I've seen you interact with a kid. It was cool hearing wholesome interaction like that. Glad you are having a good time.
The city looks very cool! I want to visit now!
I've been up in the arch several times. They used to not have the two sides divided off. It's a blast to be up there on windy days.
The round building by the stadium was the Clarion hotel. There was a rotating restaurant at the top. Wish that was still there. You would have loved it Adam!!!!
Thanks for this video Adam! Not a fan of heights, so it was great to see what the arch tram was like.
Hi Adam the woo so happy to see you still traveling 👍
Thanks for the city museum tour - 1st Class for a City Museum!!
I got really dizzy and light headed watchin' all the people climbing around towards the top...Good Vlog for sure.
Wow, how have I never heard of this, and if I had, how could I not recall it.. guess that's what happens when u turn past 50 😂😅... thanks for sharing this. I have a new item to add to my bucket list to go see with my grands..
WOW, impressive Play Area !! Really Cool !!
I laughed so hard at '' In fact, I've had my hide tanned a few times'' LOL
this is awesome. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Seeing the city museum growing up, it just seems normal even though it is unusual. Next time you visit the zoo, art museum, Muny, and aquarium are some cool places to visit. Great videos!! I'd love to see you visit more of Saint Louis.
Thank you so much for sharing! Love it! St. Louis arch was amazing and also city museum. Always loved your videos! You are my favorite vlogger!❤
You captured the City Museum very well! Our kids love going there.
When you were talking about magnificent man-made structures, you forgot to mention Heavy Metal Mickey.
I went up in the arch in 1972 or 1973. It was not crowded when I was there so had no trouble looking out all the windows. Don’t think we had a time limit either. Memorable experience.
I have been up there when the most incredible storm rolled in - amazing!
Glad you did this. Being very claustrophobic, I always wondered if I could do it. After seeing this, no way for me.
44 yrs ago went up in the arch when I was pregnant with my son been up many times since but always a awesome place
Glad you enjoyed the Lou! City Museum is a classic. Wondered if you knew about its creator, Bob Cassilly (who actually went to my high school and designed sculptures for it) who has a sort of mysterious death story at what would have been his second attraction, Cementland, in a different area of the city. Worth some research! Come back soon!
Glad you got into the Arch, as I did back as a Teen. Now My Grand daughter's Live there!
I am going to Missouri in December and I cannot wait for the City Museum!!!
That *City Museum* is _fantastic_ ! The creative minds that came up with that - unbelievable. I have no head for heights, so the outside stuff I'd have to look at but not try. A Ferris Wheel on the roof of a building - nightmare fuel !!
Down the street from me a couple of miles, always good to see The Woo in STL!
Glad you made it to the museum. My kids and I loved it when we went.
Great video, Adam! Thanks!
So fun to see you in our Lou. City Museum is definitely a favorite. We have annual passes. Everybody who goes there loves it. They have adult only nights too. I’m kind of bummed about the way they are doing the arch now though. I haven’t been in a while but it used to be you could stay up there as long as you wanted and you could go from one leg to the other. They didn’t section it off. I wish you had more time to really see St. Louis but I understand you have to get to Cali. Maybe one day you will make it back and do some of the neighborhoods and other things to do. Have fun at D23 and Happy Birthday early. 🎂🎉🎊
was hoping you'd check out the city museum while you're here... excellent choice!
Hi Adam,
You were 30 mins away from the biggest ketchup bottle and the Cahokian mounds. Both worthy to see.
Went to City museum about 20 yrs ago, there were only three floors done. Cool to see there's more.
Thanks for the trip! 🙂
I've been up the arch a few times, but never when it's been that busy. Interesting to see how they're running it now that it's a national park.
Awesome and cool video Adam! Really enjoyed it. I'm afraid of heights and don't like them! Looks like both of you had a fun time. Looking forward to your next vlog.
This museum is incredible, can’t hardly believe it!
What a coincidence, my dad and I drove past the City Museum just this evening!
Hey you were 20 minutes from our STL stomping grounds 😂 We were at Six Flags STL on the day you were here. Looks like you saw a great game! Loved the stadium tour, we need to do that! Fun vid!!
Fun fact the architect of the Arch was Eero Saarinen, and his father, Elilel from Finland, came to Detroit, Michigan. Both were major architects.
Thanks for info. So many iconic American buildings were made by immigrants.
Wow, what a crazy place and a photographers dream! Going to check it out when I visit my Sis in MO next year, thanks for sharing!
Wow what a trippy place! That City Museum is like no other!
Thanks for visiting St. Louis...Adam
One of the many things I like about your videos is I get to see places I would never go, like up to the top of the St. Louis Arch. I wouldn’t go up there for a million dollars. 😂
Glad you enjoy them. Thanks for watching
Amazing vlog! The museum is extraordinary!
Hello, your friend Jacob.The carpet bagger ,just shot this same video.. But I enjoy your videos on your channel also😅
It's Bishop Castle, Rye Colorado!
It IS giving of Bishop's Castle vibes!! Another great video Adam!!❤❤
SPACEEEEEE MOUNTAIN!!!!!!!
Loved the Vacation reference lol deep riverrrr 😂
I’ve been going here my whole life super cool to see it on RUclips!
It's always good to see Greg. Quiz him on retro gaming. Nobody knows more. Nobody.
He’s knows his stuff
15:40 - No hoverboards… I suppose they have “No Landing” painted in the streets too. 😁
I like to collect magnets from places I’ve visited too. 😊
4:53 is the architect’s WIFE: Lilian Swann Saarinen, then the next image is Arch architect Eero Saarinen.
You missed a perfect Spaceballs reference, when showing that comb. :D
That museum looks so fun!
"This place is more or less a real life fever dream." After watching this video I couldn't agree more.
Happy early Birthday! Enjoy being 50! I'm going on vacation for the next seven days and will have limited internet access.
very cool city definitely another city to add to the bucket list Rays up enjoy game 2 Adam Rays Up
Hope you are able to get back in time for D23. Read they are not allowing filming of the panels and forums.
They don't want people's honest reaction getting out.
The show me state and boy did you show us!
Wow! That was a fascinating, scary and fun video!
Liked before I even watched...was waiting for a visit to this museum for a while!!
The city museum is a special place, I don't think you even seen 1/2 of it, it goes on and on and on
You should have let her take your picture together - you make such a nice couple!
GREAT 👍 vlog Adam. I lived in STL for 20+ years, the Arch & City Museum have changed so much! WOW.
Wish I knew you were around. I live in the greater STL area, having moved from your old Anaheim area stomping grounds.