Regarding 7th Avenue on the Brighton line, you can see the IRT Eastern Parkway line from a glance. Stay on your right side. You see a very you see kind of a hole in the window On the Coney Island bound side. Extra points if you actually see a train run through there. When I worked in A Division, the numbered lines, you can see a little peek of 7th Avenue when I was going towards Utica and New Lots on the 2 & 3 Trains. That's my tip from an MTA worker
The Q in Brooklyn is honestly nostalgic and *so* photogenic! I’ve never been able to find the place to see the Eastern Pkwy line from 7th Ave (Brighton), weird considering both lines (E’ Pkwy and Brighton) are my home lines so I’d know them like the back of my hands. Can someone explain to me why the Q platforms at West 8th- NY Aquarium look so dull compared to the F platforms below?
If you're gonna do the F Line someday, make sure you mentioned that there was a pedestrian bridge over Surf Avenue by West 8th Street station, which is also the southernmost station in the Subway system.
I take the Q train alot (main train) and I usually ignore these things. One thing that should've mention is in between leaving DeKalb and going to the bridge you can see an art piece that becomes an animation as you move
Culver is technically IND….. Also how did you overlook the fact that the Q had three other variants alongside it? QB, QJ and QT Brighton via Bridge Brighton-Jamaica Brighton via Tunnel
Regarding 7th Avenue on the Brighton line, you can see the IRT Eastern Parkway line from a glance. Stay on your right side. You see a very you see kind of a hole in the window On the Coney Island bound side. Extra points if you actually see a train run through there. When I worked in A Division, the numbered lines, you can see a little peek of 7th Avenue when I was going towards Utica and New Lots on the 2 & 3 Trains. That's my tip from an MTA worker
The Q in Brooklyn is honestly nostalgic and *so* photogenic!
I’ve never been able to find the place to see the Eastern Pkwy line from 7th Ave (Brighton), weird considering both lines (E’ Pkwy and Brighton) are my home lines so I’d know them like the back of my hands.
Can someone explain to me why the Q platforms at West 8th- NY Aquarium look so dull compared to the F platforms below?
If you're gonna do the F Line someday, make sure you mentioned that there was a pedestrian bridge over Surf Avenue by West 8th Street station, which is also the southernmost station in the Subway system.
20:26 lol that guy running got me dying 🤣
btw, that guy was a foamer
I remember being on the 2nd Av Subway back then when I was a kid in like 2018, I loved seeing the new architecture
Nice job, except, Lexington Avenue 63rd Street isn’t the deepest station, 191st on the IRT Broadway line
191 is the deepest station below ground level because it’s built inside of a giant hill, but Lex-63 is the deepest below sea level.
@@DistrosProjects This. When I get to 191 St on the 1, I will talk about the difference.
Really enjoyed this video of my home line so I subscribed 👍
I remember when what is now the Q used to be a rush-hours only "unicorn" called the QB.
I took the Q Train a few times to 2nd Ave and Coney Island back in 2021 for the 4th of July
I take the Q train alot (main train) and I usually ignore these things. One thing that should've mention is in between leaving DeKalb and going to the bridge you can see an art piece that becomes an animation as you move
another awesome video! u did a great job and now i wanna check out some of this stuff lol
Culver is technically IND…..
Also how did you overlook the fact that the Q had three other variants alongside it?
QB, QJ and QT
Brighton via Bridge
Brighton-Jamaica
Brighton via Tunnel
I remember when the "Q" was a mere rush-hour unicorn called the "QB."
then there was the Brighton-Jamaica variant: QJ
@@munipalsfanboything Cool!
😂😂😂😂
12:23 looks like a Debian Linux kernel panic, aka something went horribly wrong, in this case within 3 seconds of the screen turning on.
I'm sorry there's an escalator at West 8th!?!?! The amount of times I've dreaded walking up all those stairs
The (Q) Line Is Always Something Special
Great video! just turn down the background music a little bit! Giving This video a like.
Pipe dream...like the T train...
EDIT:
AAAAND the music from algol continental drift!?
damn bro
Wasn't the 7th avenue station connected to the grand army plaza station at one time?
Church Ave used to have two names. The northern end was known as Caton Ave Station while the Southern was Church Ave.
We shoulda just kept the Second Avenue subway as an Elevated line…
You forgot to cover a significant secret on the Q, the myrtle ave art installation.
im just noticing the r46 at the beginning is using pitkin R46s (CI Yard does not use R46s around the 5900s-6200s)
cool
The 63rd st station is deeper than 191st IRT station up in Washington Heights?
ground level true, but not sea level. 191 is built into a giant hill which isn’t true for 63.
The deepest station is actually 191st street on the 1
ground level true, but not sea level. 191 is built into a giant hill which isn’t true for 63.
The Q should be the B and vice versa