Have you experienced anything strange on the Tube?

@nicholaswastakenwastaken

6 ай бұрын

uh the tube is just kinda scary so i would prefer not to take it

@LordToogood

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, the strangest thing was once, all lines had a good service at the same time.

@aviation.on.top.335

6 ай бұрын

While going to Heathrow Terminal 4 the lights cut off

@hunter-killer

6 ай бұрын

Yes,when we had a breakdown i saw Something Usual

@mcmal7423

5 ай бұрын

​@@aviation.on.top.335they do that alot, it's weird

It's interesting to note that the video is about the Circle line, and we have a Central line train instead for the first part 😭

@fin720s

6 ай бұрын

He doesn't show a circle line train once lol

@bobulousgaming5353

5 ай бұрын

He does at 0:51​@@fin720s

@bliss_.ribb0ns

5 ай бұрын

Ikr

@Denzelsworld

5 ай бұрын

Lol😂

@Deedeevenice

4 ай бұрын

There’s no investment in their investigation- it must be some random person from America trying to put these together- what else could you put it down to?

Ah yes a video about the circle line where you then show a central line train, then a northern line train, then again a central line train, then maybe a circle line train for a split second and then a central line train again. 👏

@greatportlandstreetmodelra6513

5 ай бұрын

Dont forget the Metropolitain railway steam loco 🤣

The only strange thing I have experienced on the tube is how the government even allows the Piccadilly Line to have so bad air conditioning

@L-mo

5 ай бұрын

the Piccadilly line doesn’t have air conditioning - new trains are being introduced next year that will have it for the first time (it was quite difficult to fit as the tubes for this line are so narrow)

@TrashMetal1995

5 ай бұрын

@@L-motechnically, you can „air-condition“ those carriages by opening the windows on each end, but your point still stands…

@larsondesouza2497

5 ай бұрын

Huh ? Air conditioning ? Which Piccadilly line is this in which country?

@sikkzakk

5 ай бұрын

@@larsondesouza2497 Uh, England duh

@L-mo

5 ай бұрын

The Piccadilly line on the London Underground runs to Heathrow Airport, so many visitors use it. The line is over 100 years old and is one of the deepest on the system. The tube tunnels through which the trains travel are narrow, there's not much space between the tube wall and the trains, thus air-conditioning wasn't installed. It's coming soon though, which is awesome! @@larsondesouza2497

I had a paranormal experience on the Central Line recently....the train departed Epping on time 🤔

@Void-st2vu

5 ай бұрын

Underground ground in london are usually always on time

There’s a plague pit near me 7 minutes walk from Westminster Abbey opposite Stratton Ground

Yes i worked maintenance in tube stations at night and have had to work in decommissioned parts of stations, on old platforms by myself, I have seen things that still make me shiver, figures and feelings of entity's all around me, i hated when i worked in those parts of the stations.But the worst are track walks between stations, through those tunnels 👻

@user-wl7hj8hc7y

5 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t do that how much you pay me I always expect to see something like that before since my hometown is York which is notorious for ghosts but I haven’t seen anything

@RoundEarthGang

5 ай бұрын

@@user-wl7hj8hc7y To be fair you get used to it, but whenever I was alone, always felt uneasy, luckily I am doing something else these days, but would also jump at the chance to get back down there. Work is 99% job and knock, sometimes you work 1 hour and get paid for an 8 hour shift, and the most you can work is about 4 and a half hours a night, due to having to wait for last trains to stop and you need to be out well in advance or first trains.

1 shirt before bed The short:

@jmacku35

5 ай бұрын

Yoo join the gang

Spending money on a priest to bless an entire train line to combat “ghosts” is 100% something the Uk gov would do

I did hear that this is where they changed drivers on the circle line (for breaks and duty changes etc) Could these figures outside the train just be.......tube train drivers?!!😅

@Daniel-xq8mo

5 ай бұрын

More likely it's workers trying to fix the power outage because they would probably change drivers at a station.

Unfortunately it is no longer the 'circle' line anymore, as it does not operate on a circle, but has a start and end point. I remember just knowing that if you got on the circle line it didn't matter which way you were going, you would get to the point you wanted. Now you have to be careful. Why did they change that?

@matthiashartge5520

6 ай бұрын

It was changed for operational reasons. When a train just goes round after round it could never catch up on delays. However, when it has a some time at a terminus, delays wouldn't affect the next journey :)

@DriesDeTreinspotter

5 ай бұрын

​@@matthiashartge5520That's fixable too. A 10 minute layover in a station is probarly not te best for a circle line, but beside that it can make "The circle line" a real "Circle lins" again.

@klausolekristiansen2960

5 ай бұрын

The Hammersmith and Circle line.

@matthiashartge5520

5 ай бұрын

@@DriesDeTreinspotter But what is the benefit of a „real“ circle line with a 5 min stop at some point over a „spiral/snail/semi“ circle line where you have a quick cross-platform interchange with no delay and operational benefits? :)

@ianmcclavin

5 ай бұрын

It's still called the Circle Line but now includes the section from Edgware Road through Ladbroke Grove, Wood Lane and Shepherd's Bush Market to Hammersmith as well. This has produced two reversal points (Hammersmith and Edgware Road) for all trains, which makes it much easier for trains to recover in the event of late running (as Moorgate and Aldgate can also be used) and saves trains running in the same direction all day, reducing wear and tear on the wheel flanges.

I can always remember when I was younger, I was supposed to get off at Kings Cross station but couldn't leave the train because of the amount of passengers. Less than 2 minutes after the train left the station, The fire started.

@insertnamehere5660

5 ай бұрын

wow, somebody was looking after you

@andrewpredecessor5278

5 ай бұрын

@@insertnamehere5660 That's not the end of it, on a school holiday, years ago (My father used to be a long distance lorry driver) due to the rig he was driving constantly stalling and suffering ignition problems, we missed our ferry home. That ferry was the Herald Of Free Enterprise. More commonly known as the zeebrugge disaster.

Yes I had panic attack in the 90's raving from hainault to piccalilliy

Ghosts on the underground is a good documentary if you can find it

Way too far west for plague pits … they’d be out East …

@Thatspuremental

6 ай бұрын

Not particularly

Yes someone actually said good morning to me once That was definitely strange.😅

In the medieval period try looking around Smithfield

Mostly likely high Electro Magnetic Fields (EMF) causing hallucinations and that creepy 'something is standing behind me' feeling.

The Circle Line is actually one of the youngest lines. It didn’t come into existence until 1949. From the 1880s until the early 1940s the map always showed the Circle Line as two separate Lines operated by the District Line and the Metropolitan Line. There used to be a circle service, actually there was three different circle services, but they were train services operated over the tracks of four or five different companies, typically running between Moorgate and Mansion House over a specified circular route. The Inner Circle became today’s Circle Line. The Middle Circle survives as two separate sections of track: the Circle Line between Edgware Road and Hammersmith, and the District Line between Olympia and South Kensington. The Outer Circle is basically today’s Overground.

That's crazy I never knew that... Edgeware Road is my favourite station on the entire tube network. IDK i just love the vibe it gives off-- it's small, quaint, and rather uninteresting to most commuters. That's the Old Edgware Road station might I add, not the newer one across the street.

but i do know some abandoned stations on the pic line

I have been to London and rode the circle line but nothing paranormal has ever happened to me, so either I’m lucky or it didn’t happen while I was there 😅

@minato8266

5 ай бұрын

The train line to baker road and Edgware is central not circle

Ah...that old "plague pit" chestnut again....

Absolute bollocks

@danielblyth2841

5 ай бұрын

Isnt it😂

Don't worry they were just dementors looking for potter

The circle line is actually more of a paper clip line these days. Now that is what I call spooky.

I think it is the Lisson Grove if anything that is causing it 😂

@Arson_0007

5 ай бұрын

That a Pygmalion reference by any chance?

The Kennington loop on northern line. Is just uncomfortable cuz they need to drive in quiet and darkness for bit to go on the station back

Tunnels are so tight theres barely space for a body and a running train

I know that it’s haunted but never knew something like this was happening

@UrbanStories

5 ай бұрын

It’s an urban legend

When I went on the circle line from ladbroke to kings cross I experienced a explosion on the top of the train and I collapsed to the ground looking like 😳 Same thing happened on the jubilee line

Circle is new and ham and city literally shares the track and type of traon

That first picture was a deep level train, I feel Central line

🌟 #Numptynonsense

I had a experience on the overground a broken signal or a train crashed at Enfield town amongst the line there were red signals form London Liverpool Street to Enfield town and I had to walk from silver street to Edmonton greeen but I did wait at a red signal in the Victoria line

Toob. Damn American. Fascinating story though.

@Bahhumbug2016

6 ай бұрын

It’s just the voice, the AI voice.

@liketheroman

6 ай бұрын

@@Bahhumbug2016 still causes much chagrin.

@Sigmostavicius

6 ай бұрын

Buts its neither a choobe.

@liketheroman

6 ай бұрын

@@Sigmostavicius /tʃuːb/

Sounds like that creepy train ride (platform 13?) At thorpe park.

Where do you find this from?

it was infrasound.

Isnt that where the 7/7 bombing happened?

You use central line footage rather than Circle line.

I saw a figure in the Glasgow Subway once (in the lit bit of the tunnel)

So it only affected the Circle line between Baker street & Edgware road? I take it the Hammersmith & City line wasnt affected 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This strikes me as complete baloney.

@BrokenIET

6 ай бұрын

I know, but if you know anyone that works on the tube, particularly maintenance staff and drivers on older lines have a lot of superstition. It wouldn’t surprise me if TfL did it just for peace of mind for those staff and passengers.

@UrbanStories

5 ай бұрын

It’s an urban myth, like I said in the video. Can’t say how much of it is true

@KM-yw3ft

5 ай бұрын

I agree. But it is crazy that when I moved to London for uni and took train from Edgware Road I went bind for few seconds before completely passing out on the way to uni in the morning

@BrokenIET

5 ай бұрын

@@KM-yw3ft Trains are hot, cramped and not exactly great places to be. I‘ve knows a lot of people to pass out on trains, particularly during rush hour or on strike days, not even on the underground.

@KM-yw3ft

5 ай бұрын

@@BrokenIET yeah, thank you. I agree with you that it was not caused by demons or what, just so funny that it happened exactly there. I do have a tendency to feel unwell on packed trains and in many instances I had to get off and sit down a bit and wait few trains to be less crowded.

Nice CENTRAL LINE train

Bro its the ghost train at thorpe park inspiration

Bro London’s underground has fucking anomaly like in metro 2033

London: the circle line Changi: the circle line

This is completely made up. Plague pits are all over London and the 'Underground Department' has not been called out to anything like this. I've used this route for years and this story is load of bollocks.

i had a panic attack on the victoria line cos i overheated. tube suks

That’s why I always get the H&C line instead

@olielson4260

6 ай бұрын

Same bit of track 😂

@robotx9285

5 ай бұрын

​@@olielson4260It' basically just a branch of the circle/metropolitan line.

Sounds like something from Lockwood and co 👻

Yea I saw a human like figure too

I've never experienced that.

I took it once at day time nothing happened however i think this only occurs at night

You did not show the Circle Line Train There is no credibility of your information

So they killed Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson 😢 No way 😭

What is a toob?

What a load of nonsense. There's multiple places along tube lines with disused stations, service areas and other places where people may be working. And they dim lights to not distract drivers so may appear 'ghostly'

@UrbanStories

5 ай бұрын

Like I said, it's an urban legend.

👍

☐ like ☐ fun video ☑ Bruh the oldest line on the Underground was the Metropolitan ☑ my excitement just declared bankruptcy 📉💔 ☑ making a case for a 'dislike' feature

@UrbanStories

5 ай бұрын

What has the oldest line have to do with this?

Good myth also this cannot be true because the hammer smith and city line also runs through that line and the HCM at hammer smith would of figured it out anyway. Also the circle is a young line

The british museum stole the power

A train turned up on time

Stop using deep level fotage for subsurface lines smh. Also WHERE DID YOU GET THAT GOOFY AHH CIRCLE LINE MAP?

unholy problems require divine solutions i guess

Sure it wasnt hallucinations?

The result is this is fake, there has never been a history of power problems between baker street (sub-surface) and edgewere road (sub-surface)

@UrbanStories

5 ай бұрын

Like I said, it’s an urban legend

Why holy water couldn't you do a prayer or something I don't know

This is faker than my will to live

@UrbanStories

4 ай бұрын

It’s an urban legend, like I said in the video

Free

No

i havent really experianced anything strange

Never heard so must Bullshit 😕 😊

Why let facts get in the way of a good story.

😅

😢Zac😂

This is fake. Circle line was made in 1990. If circle line was disabled between those stations, H&c would of been disabled also. Don’t lie to people

@UrbanStories

5 ай бұрын

I clearly stated in the video that it’s an urban legend. And Circle line is a fully functional line since 1949, not 1990

@ROTREV

5 ай бұрын

@@UrbanStories You didnt. Wydm. In 1949-1990 it was apart of the metropolitan line. SO SHUT UP AND GO BACK TO AMERICA

@ROTREV

5 ай бұрын

@@UrbanStories Deleted my response? It was a separate colour from metropolitan then became it’s own route in 1990

@siyuanhuo7301

5 ай бұрын

​@@ROTREVCircle line became it's own route in 1949. The Hammersmith and City line and the now-overground-but-then-underground East London Line became separate identities from the metropolitan line in 1990

@ROTREV

5 ай бұрын

@@siyuanhuo7301 No it didn’t. Desperate to lie. It was its own route 1990 and it was separate colour but PART OF THE METROPOLITAN LINE. YOU ARE SO DUMB

Rationalist British, firm believers in Science, reason and logic, resorting to religious, superstitious solutions 😂😂😂 Dawkins and Hawkings will remind you that this is a perfect example of superstitious belief system. 😂😂 They will remind you that there's no such thing as the paranormal...all these witnesses are deluded or lying.

Cap

The fact the cideo abt the circle line but he added northern and central lin3 train