@@SuprToeAll old cars are horrible for riders. And its not like it wont happen to the new trains. In fact, the only thing good about the NTTS rn are the r179. It’ll be horrible just like the r46 ones it hits its 40s.
I love your content. It is so great to watch also im a pateron subscriber and heres a route. Take the A from Inwood-207 St to 168 st. Take the 1 to 96 st. Take the 3 to times sq. Take the shuttle to grand central. 5 train to union sq. L train to Myrtle wyckoff avs And finnaly, take the M to middle village, metropolian avenue.
Man, the Z train is certainly not an easy train to catch. But don't worry, because you can always try again as many times as you need to until you finally get it.
Idea: Begin at York Street at 4:10, the train to Coney Island should arrive about 10 mins later 4:20 York Street -> Jay Street Since the N takes about 60 minutes (could be very misleading) from 86 St to DeKalb, im assuming the W also does this So, (W) departs 4:33 from 86 St, you could probably make the transfer (W) 5:30 ish to Court St (4/5)W from Borough Hall to Atlantic Terminal LIRR to East New York (im assuming you arrive at 6:00) Walk to Broadway Junction and catch the Z train that departs at 6:13 PM (yes its the last Z train but I cant fit everything) Ride the (Z) 1 stop If you're late just take the LIRR to Jamaica (I know its in Queens, but you got to do what you gotta do) and take the Z one stop to Jamaica Center (Im sure the LIRR is faster than the subway, right?) (J) train from wherever you're at to Myrtle Av (M) train to Myrtle-Wyckoffs Av (L) train to Lorimer St (G) train to Bergen St (F) to Jay Street (A) to Nostrand (or to Hoyt Scherm. and C to Franklin) (C) to Franklin (SF) to Prospect Park (Q) to 7 Av (B) to Atlantic Terminal (R) to 36 St (N) to New Utrecht Walk to 62 St (D) from 62 St to Atlantic Terminal Ride the 2/3/4/5: (4/5)W to Franklin (2/3)W to Eastern Parkway (2/3)W to Grand Army Done! (I think) All times are in PM! W=whichever comes first Notes: Yes, its a lot of shuffling back and forth
Try spelling (F)(A)(L)(L)(Q)(W)(7) 1. Start off at Church Avenue 2. Take the F to Jay Street-MetroTech 3. Take the A to 14th Street 4. Take the L to 6th Avenue 5. Take another L to 14th Street-Union Square 6. Take the Q to 57th Street-7th Avenue 7. Take the W to Queensboro Plaza 8. Take the 7 to Mets-Willets Point 9. Visit the Unisphere.
*Word salad warning!!!* Next time around, I'd try striking all of the tricky lines out as soon as physically possible so you don't end up barely missing a critical train. As soon as you see the W train appear in the app I'd recommend: Take the next (R) train from DeKalb Ave to 25th st - where the attempt would start. 1) Ride the W train 1 stop to 4 Av - 9 St. Assuming that train exists, it gets you to 4 Av - 9 St at 7:30. 3) Hop on the regular F at 7:38, which gets you to 7 Av at 7:39 4) From there, you can hop on the 2nd , which should arrive at 7:53 AM. (Arrives at Jay St at 7:58) 5) Take the A to Hoyt Schermerhorn 6) Then take the G to Broadway. 7) Walk to Lorimer, and take the J 2 stops. / The last Z gets to Myrtle - Broadway at 8:40, leaving you with 42 minutes to do 26 mins of travel - not the worst margins / 8) Hop on the Z to Marcy Av 9) Take the M to Myrtle - Wyckoff 10) L to Atlantic Ave 11) LIRR to Nostrand 12) C to Franklin Ave 13) S to Prospect Pk 14) Q to 7 Av 15) B to Atlantic 16) 4 to Nevins 17) 2 to Hoyt 18) 3 to Boro Hall 19) 5 to Atlantic 20) Then take the D / N / R trains wherever you want! The only feasible way to catch all Brooklyn trains that starts at DeKalb Ave, starting with the W is: 1) W train from DeKalb Ave to Jay St MetroTech (arrives @ 7:39) 2) You have 1 minute to make it to the next southbound F train. That would get you to 7 Av at 7:51 - two minutes before the second of the morning is scheduled to arrive. Technically possible, but too tight for my liking :) From Jay St, you could follow the same route as above. Both of these routes are feasible during the both first and second phases of the G train shutdown (imo they are better with the shutdown, since the free transfer at Broadway is being temporarily reinstated) Good luck on any future Brooklyn endeavors you partake in, and happy summer!
Taking the last Z train is risky, since if theres a delay for any reason, like a breakdown, it will just fail the run Also: you're forced to bunch the sticky trains together, they run the same time
@@NotJuliusKun On this route, you'd arrive well before the last Z train pulled through - I was just emphasizing the existence of a 20 minute buffer, so if something broke down, you could still make it in time for that last Z train. Assuming all scheduled trains ran, he'd: Catch an 8:00 - 8:02 A train Hop on the 8:05 - 8:15 G train Walk to Lorimer and make the 8:21 - 8:23 J train That would give him ample time to catch the 8:31 or 8:41 Z - nearly 20 minutes until the last Z train of the day. Technically, you could catch an afternoon W train and just ride the morning & Z - I just think its better to get the 3 sticky trains done in as quick of a succession as physically possible.
Aw man, that Z train getting away was painful to watch. I swear Broadway Junction is like the worst place to transfer in a rush - way too congested and the station layout is atrocious. It'd prolly be better to start with it earlier in the run.
I have a route idea just to do in the future: J train at Myrtle av to Marcy av for M M to F train at delancy F to 6 at bleeker st 6 to 7 to court sq 7 to G transfer G to L at lorimer L to A/C at bwy junction A/C to Franklin av SHUTTLE to prospect b/q to Brighton q to west 8 F to jay st R To canal and transfer to 6 train to 5 train 5 train to Fulton av J/Z to Myrtle av! Perfect loop!
This weekend, there are many service changes and i have a video idea. Queens bound R via Q from Canal St to 4th Av-9th St, Transfer to a G, Transfer to an A train to Rockaway Blvd, Transfer to a rockaway shuttle and get off at Broad Channel (Shuttle in rockaway extended to rockaway blvd for mta shenanigans)
I hope the R68s don’t leave us anytime soon, if the R46s leave the R68 will be the only one with my favorite door chime and then if R68 leaves my Favorite Door chime will be completely forgotten:(
I think you would have made that Z train if that L train got to Broadway Junction a little bit earlier but there's always next time, I guess because it can't be all Brooklyn trains without the Z train (although not to be rude but I think the Z is useless in my opinion).
The section where you were switching to the L train was owned by the LIRR. It's actually called the Bay Ridge Branch, and Freight trains currently use it. About once or twice a day ai believe. The future IBX *Inter Borough Express* will be running on it! I hope...
I don’t know if you still do suggestions or if you will do this suggestion but heres my favorites (you can start at any station ride so here is it: 7 to Times Square A or C to 59th Street B or D to 161-Yankee 4, 5 or 6 to 59th Street *OUT OF SYSTEM TRANSFER TO THE F* F to Kew Gardens-Union Tpke R to Forest Hills And that’s all. (Not begging, I’m just asking )
Here’s an all trains idea Take the r211 A to the first stop that comes when you depart the station then transfer to to g train the take it two stops then see what stop you go on the transfer
All trains without your feet in queens ( i also made a route without touching Times Square ) Btw I’m not from nyc so if I have a mistake that’s my fault Start at any R station R to 4 av 9 street F to metro tech A to Hoyt schermermermerhorn G to 4 av 9 street N to 36 street D to barclay center 2 to Fulton street Walk the hallway to wtc E to west 4th C 8 av L 14 st Try to walk to herald square I had trouble thinking what my next plan was W to Lexington 59 av Walk to Lexington 63 av Q to Times Square S grand central 7 to Hudson yards Walk to penn station 1 to Times Square Walk the hallway to Bryant 42 st M to Delaney Essex Z to broad street Walk to bowling green 5 to borough hall 3 to barclay center 4 to anywhere to end the route
Hey GoGo Suprtoe Guess What me and my parents took the 6 train from Grand Central 42nd Street to Brooklyn bridge city hall and ride the loop around the Ambandon city hall station on the 6 train it was amazing experience i would never forget
I accidentally laughed at a poor grandma and she felt embarrassed and I felt very bad that I almost cried now I’m thinking about here and I’ll remember this forever
I can feel your aggravation while watching the Z train pulling in to the station and there is nothing you can do to make it. I have been in that situation before. Not trying to catch the Z, but on other trains. MTA just never makes anything easy.
What about you make a video where you do it until you complete it cuz its getting crazy at this point how youve not completed this yet 13:46 so unlucky i live in staten island and this always happens to me
Suprtoe I Have A Video Idea Start At 125th On The 4 Then At 59th Street For The 6 Then 6 To 14th Street L To Broadway Junction Then J To Canal St N To 14th Street-Union Square To Times Square 42nd Street Then At 42nd Street Bryant Park For The M Then The M To Court Square 23rd Street Then 7 To Queensboro Plaza And W To 57th Street 7th Ave Q To Lex Ave 63rd Street For F To Jamaica 179th Street
Day 2 Asking Suprtoe Of A Challenge Challenge: You Cant Ride To Manhattan Or Bronx But You Can Cross It Four Times Start: Livonia Ave L To B. Junction A To Hoyt S. Street G To Church Ave F To Jay St R To Times Square Walk To Bryant Park M To Jackson Heights M60-SBS To Astoria Blvd N To Queensboro Plaza 7 To 61 Street Woodside LIRR To Jamaica E To 42 Street PABT C To 168 Street 1 To The Last Stop Walk To The Kingsbridge Depot And Check it Out
Suprtoe Why Do You Hate The R46 In A Few Years These Will Be Hard To Ride And Will Be Like The R32 And R42 Those Will Be A Legacy By Around 2030 Same For The R62 R62A And R68 And R68A
I get it. R46 will be retired. So why do I like R3/ but dislike R46? It all comes down to rider experience. R32’s were loud but dependable. They even brought them out of retirement when the R179s had door issues. That how OG they are. They still ran hard. For me the R46 is just an ugly remnant of a transitional technological era. Not new enough to help, and too old to work right for riders. Operators like them. That’s cool. But IDK. The cars seem to be held together by duct tape and bubblegum at this point.
start beach 90 St SR to broad channel A to hoard beach hoard beach air train to feral circle Jamica air train to Jamica j to Jamica center E to Suthin Blvd. archer av LiRR To Atlantic terminal B to 7 Av Q to prospect park sf to botanic garden 3 To grand army plaza 2 to Atlantic av R to jay st metro teach F to Carroll st G to Hoyt Schermerhorn C to Fulton st 4 to Brooklyn bridge city hall 5 to 14 st union sq 6 to grand central 42nd st metro north to E 153 st Yankees D to 47-50 sts Rockler center M to 42 Bryant Park 7 to grand central 42nd st S to time sq N to 34th st herald sq W to 14 st union sq L to 6 av path to Christopher st 1 to south ferry SIR to Tompkinsville and that the hole 2020 all train
He probably meant to try to do All Brooklyn Trains in the evening but I don’t think the W train runs in Brooklyn during the evening hours, so SuprToe would have to do this during a weekday morning.
@@Phineascharles10 Okay, thank you. It’s mostly the reason he isn’t doing All Brooklyn trains at night. But as the MTA has proven in a few of SuprToe’s videos, these scheduled trains don’t always arrive when they are supposed to. Plus, with the G not running very much this summer he might have to wait until autumn to try this again.
Fun fact there is usually a W train around 4 to 4:30 pm that arrives at 86st going towards Manhattan also a diamond Q and B at once is crazy
7:17 i think it’s because they just couple random r142s together lol
How come you hate the R46 so much, that you don't want to take it? The subway car will eventually become a legacy, just like the R32 and R42.
I saw an R46 A train today where the side displays said it was an R train. it stopped being rider friendly a decade ago.
the r46 was and still is my favorite subway car, since i was 4 i chose to go on the R line instead of the M line so i could choose the r46.
@@SuprToeAll old cars are horrible for riders. And its not like it wont happen to the new trains. In fact, the only thing good about the NTTS rn are the r179. It’ll be horrible just like the r46 ones it hits its 40s.
@SuprToe make a Part 2 of the R142 6 Train, The 6 Train will go to 149 st Grand Concourse ( June 30 )
The R46s are falling apart. I've never seen a subway car with duct tape on it.
I love your content. It is so great to watch also im a pateron subscriber and heres a route. Take the A from Inwood-207 St to 168 st.
Take the 1 to 96 st.
Take the 3 to times sq.
Take the shuttle to grand central.
5 train to union sq.
L train to Myrtle wyckoff avs
And finnaly, take the M to middle village, metropolian avenue.
Hey! Thanks so much!!! Super appreciate you!
@@SuprToeYour so welcome! (:
Man, the Z train is certainly not an easy train to catch. But don't worry, because you can always try again as many times as you need to until you finally get it.
1:01 you had the chance to take the daily R160 Q train, when that R train terminates at 96th Street, it will become a Q resulting in an R160 Q train
Idea:
Begin at York Street at 4:10, the train to Coney Island should arrive about 10 mins later
4:20 York Street -> Jay Street
Since the N takes about 60 minutes (could be very misleading) from 86 St to DeKalb, im assuming the W also does this
So, (W) departs 4:33 from 86 St, you could probably make the transfer
(W) 5:30 ish to Court St
(4/5)W from Borough Hall to Atlantic Terminal
LIRR to East New York (im assuming you arrive at 6:00)
Walk to Broadway Junction and catch the Z train that departs at 6:13 PM (yes its the last Z train but I cant fit everything)
Ride the (Z) 1 stop
If you're late just take the LIRR to Jamaica (I know its in Queens, but you got to do what you gotta do) and take the Z one stop to Jamaica Center (Im sure the LIRR is faster than the subway, right?)
(J) train from wherever you're at to Myrtle Av
(M) train to Myrtle-Wyckoffs Av
(L) train to Lorimer St
(G) train to Bergen St
(F) to Jay Street
(A) to Nostrand (or to Hoyt Scherm. and C to Franklin)
(C) to Franklin
(SF) to Prospect Park
(Q) to 7 Av
(B) to Atlantic Terminal
(R) to 36 St
(N) to New Utrecht
Walk to 62 St
(D) from 62 St to Atlantic Terminal
Ride the 2/3/4/5:
(4/5)W to Franklin
(2/3)W to Eastern Parkway
(2/3)W to Grand Army
Done! (I think)
All times are in PM!
W=whichever comes first
Notes: Yes, its a lot of shuffling back and forth
in honor of the last day of school...
L from 1 av to 8 av
A to times sq
S to grand central
7 to 5 av
Try spelling (F)(A)(L)(L)(Q)(W)(7)
1. Start off at Church Avenue
2. Take the F to Jay Street-MetroTech
3. Take the A to 14th Street
4. Take the L to 6th Avenue
5. Take another L to 14th Street-Union Square
6. Take the Q to 57th Street-7th Avenue
7. Take the W to Queensboro Plaza
8. Take the 7 to Mets-Willets Point
9. Visit the Unisphere.
*Word salad warning!!!*
Next time around, I'd try striking all of the tricky lines out as soon as physically possible so you don't end up barely missing a critical train. As soon as you see the W train appear in the app I'd recommend:
Take the next (R) train from DeKalb Ave to 25th st - where the attempt would start.
1) Ride the W train 1 stop to 4 Av - 9 St. Assuming that train exists, it gets you to 4 Av - 9 St at 7:30.
3) Hop on the regular F at 7:38, which gets you to 7 Av at 7:39
4) From there, you can hop on the 2nd , which should arrive at 7:53 AM. (Arrives at Jay St at 7:58)
5) Take the A to Hoyt Schermerhorn
6) Then take the G to Broadway.
7) Walk to Lorimer, and take the J 2 stops.
/ The last Z gets to Myrtle - Broadway at 8:40, leaving you with 42 minutes to do 26 mins of travel - not the worst margins /
8) Hop on the Z to Marcy Av
9) Take the M to Myrtle - Wyckoff
10) L to Atlantic Ave
11) LIRR to Nostrand
12) C to Franklin Ave
13) S to Prospect Pk
14) Q to 7 Av
15) B to Atlantic
16) 4 to Nevins
17) 2 to Hoyt
18) 3 to Boro Hall
19) 5 to Atlantic
20) Then take the D / N / R trains wherever you want!
The only feasible way to catch all Brooklyn trains that starts at DeKalb Ave, starting with the W is:
1) W train from DeKalb Ave to Jay St MetroTech (arrives @ 7:39)
2) You have 1 minute to make it to the next southbound F train.
That would get you to 7 Av at 7:51 - two minutes before the second of the morning is scheduled to arrive. Technically possible, but too tight for my liking :)
From Jay St, you could follow the same route as above.
Both of these routes are feasible during the both first and second phases of the G train shutdown (imo they are better with the shutdown, since the free transfer at Broadway is being temporarily reinstated)
Good luck on any future Brooklyn endeavors you partake in, and happy summer!
Taking the last Z train is risky, since if theres a delay for any reason, like a breakdown, it will just fail the run
Also: you're forced to bunch the sticky trains together, they run the same time
@@NotJuliusKun On this route, you'd arrive well before the last Z train pulled through - I was just emphasizing the existence of a 20 minute buffer, so if something broke down, you could still make it in time for that last Z train. Assuming all scheduled trains ran, he'd:
Catch an 8:00 - 8:02 A train
Hop on the 8:05 - 8:15 G train
Walk to Lorimer and make the 8:21 - 8:23 J train
That would give him ample time to catch the 8:31 or 8:41 Z - nearly 20 minutes until the last Z train of the day.
Technically, you could catch an afternoon W train and just ride the morning & Z - I just think its better to get the 3 sticky trains done in as quick of a succession as physically possible.
Aw man, that Z train getting away was painful to watch. I swear Broadway Junction is like the worst place to transfer in a rush - way too congested and the station layout is atrocious. It'd prolly be better to start with it earlier in the run.
I have a route idea just to do in the future:
J train at Myrtle av to Marcy av for M
M to F train at delancy
F to 6 at bleeker st
6 to 7 to court sq
7 to G transfer
G to L at lorimer
L to A/C at bwy junction
A/C to Franklin av
SHUTTLE to prospect
b/q to Brighton
q to west 8
F to jay st
R To canal and transfer to 6 train to 5 train
5 train to Fulton av
J/Z to Myrtle av! Perfect loop!
Shenanigans getting in the way
Suprtoe Is Awesome. He should go back to Governor’s Island
I did! It’s a Patreon exclusive this week, though.
25 June, I’m coming to New York
This weekend, there are many service changes and i have a video idea. Queens bound R via Q from Canal St to 4th Av-9th St, Transfer to a G, Transfer to an A train to Rockaway Blvd, Transfer to a rockaway shuttle and get off at Broad Channel (Shuttle in rockaway extended to rockaway blvd for mta shenanigans)
I hope the R68s don’t leave us anytime soon, if the R46s leave the R68 will be the only one with my favorite door chime and then if R68 leaves my Favorite Door chime will be completely forgotten:(
Lots of R211 A to Dyckman st
SuprToe is a fire dude! I wish he makes more subscribers and he can make more videos!
We'll get them next time Suprtoe. Don't give up the challenges!
I love these kind of videos! Keep up the good work
Man I love these types of videos
Im a big fan and ive been watching your videos for 5 years now, thanks for making these type of videos, it prevents my boredom!
thanks supertoe for giving me a shout out in this video it makes me happy since ur my fav youtuber
I think you would have made that Z train if that L train got to Broadway Junction a little bit earlier but there's always next time, I guess because it can't be all Brooklyn trains without the Z train (although not to be rude but I think the Z is useless in my opinion).
Hey remember me I suggested the 4th of July route can you do it when you come back from you trip
I’ve been watching for years
1:01 fun fact: the R which is an R160 terminates at 96st idk why but when it gets to 96st it turns into a R160 Q i believe
it’s DAY 12 AND 13 OF ASKING SUPRTOE TO GO TO ALL VERSIONS OF THE BOTANICAL GARDENS
That would be a pain lol
@@DDanimations1 a fun pain ig since he can see the beautiful nature and obviously take transit
The N train goes from Coney Island to Astoria Ditmars BLVD, some if the stops are in Brooklyn
MAN those gangways at 6:10 are scary
The section where you were switching to the L train was owned by the LIRR. It's actually called the Bay Ridge Branch, and Freight trains currently use it. About once or twice a day ai believe. The future IBX *Inter Borough Express* will be running on it! I hope...
I don’t know if you still do suggestions or if you will do this suggestion but heres my favorites (you can start at any station ride so here is it:
7 to Times Square
A or C to 59th Street
B or D to 161-Yankee
4, 5 or 6 to 59th Street
*OUT OF SYSTEM TRANSFER TO THE F*
F to Kew Gardens-Union Tpke
R to Forest Hills
And that’s all. (Not begging, I’m just asking )
Love the use of the MJF theme from AEW at the end of the video...
10:44 thoes are NYAR (new york and alantic railway) tracks aka long islands freight railroad
What an early birthday present!! I’m in NYC visiting my family, and I see this!!
he passed my station the fact that i coudlve ment u if u stopped at saratoga at like 4 o clock when school ends is crazy
More Shenanigans, No Gold Star for you MTA
Suprtoe, we believe that you can do it! Remember we are here to support you!
What the easy way of get out of the Atlantic avenue Barclays from the Q train and B train
Here’s an all trains idea
Take the r211 A to the first stop that comes when you depart the station then transfer to to g train the take it two stops then see what stop you go on the transfer
I love your videos
All trains without your feet in queens ( i also made a route without touching Times Square )
Btw I’m not from nyc so if I have a mistake that’s my fault
Start at any R station
R to 4 av 9 street
F to metro tech
A to Hoyt schermermermerhorn
G to 4 av 9 street
N to 36 street
D to barclay center
2 to Fulton street
Walk the hallway to wtc
E to west 4th
C 8 av
L 14 st
Try to walk to herald square I had trouble thinking what my next plan was
W to Lexington 59 av
Walk to Lexington 63 av
Q to Times Square
S grand central
7 to Hudson yards
Walk to penn station
1 to Times Square
Walk the hallway to Bryant 42 st
M to Delaney Essex
Z to broad street
Walk to bowling green
5 to borough hall
3 to barclay center
4 to anywhere to end the route
Awesome vid
Awesome video!!!!!!!
Remember when you tried this 6 months ago and I met you boy how time has flown by.
And I STILL had trouble catching the Z train!
@@SuprToealways the Z train lol
Hey GoGo Suprtoe Guess What me and my parents took the 6 train from Grand Central 42nd Street to Brooklyn bridge city hall and ride the loop around the Ambandon city hall station on the 6 train it was amazing experience i would never forget
How did you go through Brownsville without trouble 😭😭 also btw Livonia Ave on the (L) has a brand new elevator🔥 maybe that could be a video idea
Awesome video 😎
I accidentally laughed at a poor grandma and she felt embarrassed and I felt very bad that I almost cried now I’m thinking about here and I’ll remember this forever
I can feel your aggravation while watching the Z train pulling in to the station and there is nothing you can do to make it. I have been in that situation before. Not trying to catch the Z, but on other trains. MTA just never makes anything easy.
They bring in the R211 more frequently
When’s the next video with the path? They have omny at every station now and there’s a new extension coming soon
Happy 28k subs🎉🎉🎉😂❤
I love your content
2 min for Z train that the last one it’s ok supertoe you can do next time ok supertoe
What about you make a video where you do it until you complete it cuz its getting crazy at this point how youve not completed this yet 13:46 so unlucky i live in staten island and this always happens to me
Try the 80st bay ridge d train it’s not that crowded
MJF theme....Nicee👍🏾
Take the 2 train R142 enjoy mta ride.
What is the next video going to be about??
Fun fact: in between R62 car 1622-1621 there is a diamond 3
Interesting
Yup@@SuprToe
Suprtoe I Have A Video Idea Start At 125th On The 4 Then At 59th Street For The 6 Then 6 To 14th Street L To Broadway Junction Then J To Canal St N To 14th Street-Union Square To Times Square 42nd Street Then At 42nd Street Bryant Park For The M Then The M To Court Square 23rd Street Then 7 To Queensboro Plaza And W To 57th Street 7th Ave Q To Lex Ave 63rd Street For F To Jamaica 179th Street
When is the next Where to now or TSN?
Gogosuprtoe on top
Suprtoe why not do all trains DC edition?
Wow Nice videos
Wait you that the L train to get the Z train
Day 2 Asking Suprtoe Of A Challenge
Challenge: You Cant Ride To Manhattan Or Bronx But You Can Cross It Four Times
Start: Livonia Ave
L To B. Junction
A To Hoyt S. Street
G To Church Ave
F To Jay St
R To Times Square
Walk To Bryant Park
M To Jackson Heights
M60-SBS To Astoria Blvd
N To Queensboro Plaza
7 To 61 Street Woodside
LIRR To Jamaica
E To 42 Street PABT
C To 168 Street
1 To The Last Stop
Walk To The Kingsbridge Depot And Check it Out
Take the fire island ferry to ocean beach
You didn’t make it did you?
Haha. No. No I did not.
gogsupertoe can u spill R211AT and for the A can u catch R211A and for the T can u also try to catch a R211T
Nice
how about the 5 train?
An I train? I think the I train was a lowercase L for MTA reasons!!!!!!!!!!!
I like the R160s
Day one to go to all botanical gardens
there is q trian r160 in coney island
Day 2 asking supertoe to do MESS1
Hi everyone, just to know I was riding that train and I saw supertow
Suprtoe Do All Trains In The Bronx
Ur going on me let’s go
Suprtoe Why Do You Hate The R46 In A Few Years These Will Be Hard To Ride And Will Be Like The R32 And R42 Those Will Be A Legacy By Around 2030 Same For The R62 R62A And R68 And R68A
I get it.
R46 will be retired.
So why do I like R3/ but dislike R46?
It all comes down to rider experience. R32’s were loud but dependable. They even brought them out of retirement when the R179s had door issues. That how OG they are. They still ran hard. For me the R46 is just an ugly remnant of a transitional technological era. Not new enough to help, and too old to work right for riders. Operators like them. That’s cool. But IDK. The cars seem to be held together by duct tape and bubblegum at this point.
How come you don’t like R46s if you rided an R46
I have a tough challenge that might seem like torture for you,
Take every R46 that you see.
this would be a dream for me lol
Hey supertoe can you take the train to Coney Island
Do all manhattan trains😁
I CAN NEVER FIND MY REQUESTTTTT
start beach 90 St
SR to broad channel
A to hoard beach
hoard beach air train to feral circle
Jamica air train to Jamica
j to Jamica center
E to Suthin Blvd. archer av
LiRR To Atlantic terminal
B to 7 Av
Q to prospect park
sf to botanic garden
3 To grand army plaza
2 to Atlantic av
R to jay st metro teach
F to Carroll st
G to Hoyt Schermerhorn
C to Fulton st
4 to Brooklyn bridge city hall
5 to 14 st union sq
6 to grand central 42nd st
metro north to E 153 st Yankees
D to 47-50 sts Rockler center
M to 42 Bryant Park
7 to grand central 42nd st
S to time sq
N to 34th st herald sq
W to 14 st union sq
L to 6 av
path to Christopher st
1 to south ferry
SIR to Tompkinsville
and that the hole 2020 all train
I Was In Brooklyn Today I Took The R Train
Can you pls do all bronx trains??
I dont think that would be so hard, just maybe trouble catching the (B), and maybe the .
@@NotJuliusKunyea i hope he can catch it.
@@NotJuliusKuni would much rather have him do it in rush hour
I’m sorry about the shenanigans but you could have at least wait til the evening to take the Z Train.
I have other things to do besides wait around 8 hours, my dude!
He probably meant to try to do All Brooklyn Trains in the evening but I don’t think the W train runs in Brooklyn during the evening hours, so SuprToe would have to do this during a weekday morning.
@@NYBredBamaFed only one W train comes from 86th street leaving 4:33pm and the other one to 86th street doesn’t get to Brooklyn till 9:30 at night
@@Phineascharles10 Okay, thank you. It’s mostly the reason he isn’t doing All Brooklyn trains at night. But as the MTA has proven in a few of SuprToe’s videos, these scheduled trains don’t always arrive when they are supposed to. Plus, with the G not running very much this summer he might have to wait until autumn to try this again.
Hey I’m going to freak out if you don’t make it
Can you please take the F train to Jamaica 179 street
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You didn't get the z train in time Do it again in the fifth attempt
Challenge accepted.
wtf is an i train
It’s an L that got its foot chopped off.
hi there mate
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F train Jamaica 179 st
Hey im first!!! I love trains as well.