This implosion was one of the best ones I've ever seen. I love the pyrotechnic countdown and plunger. It was amazing

@Agent0range67

Жыл бұрын

Wonder if they did 9/11 aswell

@mercedesbenzisbest

Жыл бұрын

​@Cristopher wouldn't be suprised, they do a ton of government work. He even mentioned the trade center on the Miami Beach episode

@james_fisch

9 ай бұрын

@@Agent0range67no that was a terrorist attack

I stayed at the Frontier once. Came back late one night and sat down to play black jack. Sitting there was Milton Berle! Played a few hands with Uncle Miltie.

I was lucky enough to live in Vegas when this came down. If you ever get a chance to see something like this take it and see it. It will probably be in the top 10 memories

@AyeCarumba221

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what you consider to be lucky?

Your family is absolutely amazing. I am in awe of your knowledge, dedication and attention to spectators, co-workers, just everything!!💜💜💜

I love in the beginning of the introduction that they gave a good example of “don’t step on it Stacy” This brought me to tears 😂

The Frontier had such a neat and beautiful swimming pool...so sad that it's all gone now.

@jeffreymcfadden9403

3 жыл бұрын

I was in that pool 1 time. Just after I hit a royal flush in video poker!

Guys, please tell everyone about this channel it deserves 3 million at least

Not only is it easier to clean it up when there's just the shell of the building, but it's also safer. While a non-loadbearing wall won't hold the weight of the building, it CAN resist it for long enough that the structure starts shifting in an un-wanted direction, and all of a sudden, it's not falling into the drop zone any more. It's all about minimizing the chance of trouble.

As a workplace safety specialist, this type of stuff is absolutely facinating. Even after 30+ years of on-site hazard analysis, compliance trainings, lectures, site-audits, training sessions, and meeting thousands of industrial professionals who help manage environmental, health, and safety - this stuff still makes the 10-year old in me wide-eyed and filled with wonder. GREAT channel, excellet episode, and you've earned a new subscriber. Excellent production quality to educate, motivate, and inspire - pleasek eep up the good work. Thank you.

It’s been over 12 years since it was demolished, 2 rejected Casino plans and a land sale later and still nothing. They might aswell have just kept it standing and open for all the hassle of knocking it down for nothing

@davidwelde515

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info. I was five minutes in and curious.

@QuarioQuario54321

3 жыл бұрын

Wynn west seems to be making some progress. I’d build a 100-story tower if that didn’t happen.

@toytulog576

3 жыл бұрын

should not demolish it. shud just turn it into a mall or shelter

@theonetojump

3 жыл бұрын

Doesnt Vegas have enough casinos already? Why not build a park or something, everything has to be covered by buildings... I dont understand that thinking.

@skillie5677

3 жыл бұрын

its better to have removed it actually, even if nothing is built there it could collapse on it own or people could have gone in and either scrapped what little is left or squatted in it. the place was already abandon and falling apart. its a a lot harder to fix and repair a abandon building to make a new one.

Great documentary. I enjoyed how much detail went into the whole process... the demolition and the documentary crew.👍

@sweettrubble4635

2 жыл бұрын

I'm enjoying all of that brain and brawn.

Losing millions daily well it's 2019 and there's still nothing been done on the location since demolish was cleaned up

@majo4149

4 жыл бұрын

Well aslong as the building is there they need to pay govt for the taxes. Demolishing the building will lessen their tax payment

@trottingfoxinc

4 жыл бұрын

Came here to say this. 2020 now, still a vacant lot. Very much adds to the sadness clouding the northern portion of the strip

@elitedaimond8232

4 жыл бұрын

Corona "hold my beer"

I always love watching documentary shows & ur's are awesome to watch. And always have front row seats.Ty

just amazing how they overcome the set-backs to make it all work....what a spectacular show but a hell of a lot of hard work put in by dedicated experts to make it all happen and all over in less than a minute...just the clean up afterward...

The care this company takes to make sure nothing hurts spectators is why they are wanted world wide

@maryrecoy1616

Жыл бұрын

We are running out of conscientious ppl like this tht take the care for others at their own risk..breathing in chemicals n such n working in unstable buildings ..they are to be commended and I hope they are paid well for this bc they certainly deserve it!!!

This is so sad. i have stayed in the frontier for meny times over the years. I used to own a four acre parcel West of the Fronteer up until 1997.

Not only the best job in the world but the coolest people ever you guys are awesome

You can never get rid of all the asbestos. Being near those demos without breathing filters is foolhardy.

@rogerscottcathey

4 жыл бұрын

Dont understand why those mid-sized buildings arent flooded with NASA sized water cannons. That would greatly reduce the dust migration.

@rogerscottcathey

4 жыл бұрын

@Geo Thomas : what are you talking about?

@StanslaMichael

4 жыл бұрын

@Geo Thomas Something wrong with how your using your mask. I've been in the industry over 30 yrs and never had a problem.

@StanslaMichael

4 жыл бұрын

@@rogerscottcathey Exactly what i was thinking. You would think in this day and age it would be an industry.

@someguy4915

3 жыл бұрын

@@rogerscottcathey Because they'd need to build a tall water tower, pump it full with water which will take a few days, setup a pipe network, several more towers around the building to pump water onto the building and after the demo-work to spray the debris to reduce dust... All in all a few weeks work at least, couple million USD price tag and likely one or more towers used to spray the building/debris will also end up getting knocked over causing damage...

It ironic that the property still has nothing there after the building was removed.

@paulbetka1803

4 жыл бұрын

Is Vegas the tourist trap it used to be. No rat pack entertainment. No Stars 😀❗ No real move Stars either 👎😕

That was quite the show! Clever!

Making a firework and big show out of a demolition. Only in America, lol :D

Wynn can call the Frontier what he wants but it's built 10 times stronger and better than his modern casino. Lots of concrete and steel bars

I noticed that they didn't mention two of those firework controllers failed to go down the zip lines like they were supposed to.

@flexman70

Жыл бұрын

At 46:00 you can clearly see the pods for the controllers zip out of the building yes?

Massive explosions... might be my next line of work. Fucking incredible and down right impressive...

19:00 Its called the starDUST they should have seen that comming

@kellyweingart3692

2 жыл бұрын

lol

I miss that building

Guys run!!!!!! Go go go!

Enjoyed this thx.

Vegas has to be extra on everything

extraordinary Vegas show

I've yet to see a demolition documentary where this man wasn't bemoaning the fact that the construction engineers did their jobs correctly! Still , these videos make real vivid viewing

Inspires the interest of a movie!!1

miss the good old wrecking ball days

Marvelous!

Fantastic video Thank you for filming --- Debbie & Tiffany

Very interesting. Have a nice day now.

this is the flashiest demolition i've ever seen

I find it difficult to cheer for the tearing down of something historical

so much history being destroyed

GEEEEZ! Who was the flamer?!!

Beautiful!

I got to see this in person it was so cool. Wynn was completely covered by dust lol.

if the zip line didn't work, then the barrels would be shot out by the explosions into the crowd

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO VERY NICE

Holy shit, that Freiss guy & his lisp would drive me crazy!

27:45 “fireworks by _Grucci_ ”

@WinstonBleubon

4 жыл бұрын

TackyFlamingo 8528 lol

these buildings were made for the apocalypse

@davidjeffers5885

4 жыл бұрын

Ll

I noticed that two of the firework detonator "exit buckets" didn't detonate.

Steve Wynn is wrong because "The single biggest toilet in las vegas" is steve wynn. Lol

11:42 Should have just had the jet fly into it. Would have saved alot of extra work.

This is what they mean when they say they don't make em like they used to

I Bet ! That Dear Joe ! And Robert ! Were ! Saying NO ! AND Shocked ! By this !.Money ! Building !.being Demmed !!

Those old phones are hilarious.

the blast 45:20.

It feels like a event more then a demolition

Am I the only one who skips up every once in a while to get closer to the demolition?

@jackdooley8732

4 жыл бұрын

No.

@Suisfonia

3 жыл бұрын

Probably, there's a reason its called a *documentary*, as in it documents the process leading up the explosion. What's the point of watching a documentary if you aren't going to watch the process from the beginning?

@twinklemawsor8211

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Las Vegas 13 November 2007 New Frontier Hotel Fireworks & Demolition.

Stacey rules!

"Don't step on this" Trips over detonator...

I only hope the team we're alright after all of this was done considering all the Cancer's & health risk exposed too .

“We’re breathing in tonnes of the stuff.” Ever heard of face masks, the proper stuff?

I miss these hotels they had the best pools. stardust frontier rivera and tropicana nicest pool areas you felt like you were not in vegas but more tropical. The pools now are just concrete small and cookie cutter style.

30:18 Wait for it…..BOOM!

Yeah!!!!!

So, at 40:06, why is the solution not to build a box around it? That seems like such an easy thing to deal with. If it's that important that people don't step on it, take ten minutes to make sure that nobody CAN? What am I missing here?

I love how the girls working with the dynamite complain about the smell yet dont wear any type of breathing/filter mask

@ejaculus

4 жыл бұрын

@Geo Thomas you don't need to wear a full face mask

@raymondwong7895

4 жыл бұрын

nitro is absorbed through the skin too, especially in such large quantities and vegas heat, it's not just the fumes, you'd have to be walking around in insanely hot stuffy hazmat suits

@streetfighterracing1583

4 жыл бұрын

Geo Thomas WOW keyboard warrior... just shut your trap! I’m just not gonna sit behind my keyboard and let you act like you was there, like your now a explosive expert key board warrior!!!

@RobynWasThere

3 жыл бұрын

@@streetfighterracing1583 my dude. That’s literally what you just did lmfao

for safety i figure that they would have the state of the art LED lights. they do sell 30.000 lumen lights and that would be more safety than those old type of lights.

@guyrhodes

2 жыл бұрын

This was done in 2007. LED tech was nowhere near where it is now.

14:22 "You would think that drilling holes is easy, but it's not." I would???

CDI has their list of Mob era casinos that they blew up. In 93 the Dune was blown up Wynn bought the property it is now the Bellagio. 94 the Landmark met its fate this land became Treasure Island. 95 they blew up Sands the Venetian and the Trump Tower stands here today. The Hacienda was next in 96 it became Mandalay Bay. two years later Aladdin's was next it took two years to bring down it is now the Fashion Place Mall and Planet Hollywood. For New Years in 2000 CDI blew up the El Rancho it became the Turnberry Towers and The Draw. 2001 The Desert Inn was blown up and the property is now owned by Trump and Steve Wynn and the Wynn Building and the Trump Tower are located on it. In 2006 The Castaway met its fate it was replaced by a newer bowling ally. In 2006 CDI also blew up the Bourbon Street, the Boardwalk, and the Stardust. In 2007 the Frontier met its fate Steve Wynn is trying to finish the project for President Trump but set backs have delayed it and soon new buildings will rest here.

@geomodelrailroader

4 жыл бұрын

@House Owner I fixed my mistakes these are all the casinos that CDI blew up.

44:27 Fireworks 45:43 The demolition/sick angles 47:08 Explanation

I guess Sansa of house Stark found a job after the show ended. 30:01

Stacy and her sister should wear PPE like good mask and gloves so they don't inhale those chemicals from that dynamite

where did you get the hd crisp footage?

Now the tropicana will be demolished

@jerkusclownstar

Ай бұрын

Exactly 😉

I used to work security at the Frontier.

45:06 :D

😊😊😊

This is an old job years ago..The reason this place was overkill on materials is one of the riches' man on earth had claimed it to be unsinkable. He had it built so no matter what hit it, it wasn't going to come down and kill or trap people. If today places could be built like this was....lives would be saved by the millions. My uncles did a lot of the concrete work..They even said the owner was spending more than just the typical on concrete and steel. That was sixty plus years ago..so it had it's time of fame..

44:28

6:13 landmark and uknown building 6:17 hacienda , sands and 2 uknown hotels 6:19 aladdin , dunes north , dunes south and stardust pls reply the uknown building

44:29 is what you're here for.

@johnfranklin5277

3 жыл бұрын

Its okay,I don't suffer from ATTENTION SPAN DEFICIT. I find the whole video interesting. That's why they made it.

38:00 ✨Frontir✨

what do you mean she can't wear gloves? what if the wires have rust or something? there are no gloves on earth made for construction, demolition, or anything like that? she has to simply be okay with slicing her hands up in over 5,000 holes? that doesn't sound right

Las Vegas New Frontier Hotel Demolition So Multiple People Fixed Line Very Few People?

What do they do with the asbestos once its bagged ? And Steve Wynn should be nicer. Old Vegas and a part of history is going. I hope someone kept the marquee sign.

@geomodelrailroader

4 жыл бұрын

they bag it up it goes in a special sealed truck and then it goes to the incinerator and is destroyed.

Have they rebuilt it yet ❗

@ACE7O2

4 жыл бұрын

To this day it is still an empty lot. Currently owned by Wynn

@bingus4965

3 жыл бұрын

they should have just renovated it instead of demolishing it

The CDI techs need to make sure they have equipment so they don’t have to inhale the fumes from the explosives when they are placing them in the holes

@wesley815

2 ай бұрын

I was confused about this too- they were complaining about side effects yet have literally zero safety equipment on (unless done for documentary drama only)

250 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal is my new mantra.

I'm wondering if the ladies loading the explosives couldn't wear some type of glove to keep the nitroglycerin off their skin and some type of respirator so they are not inhaling the fumes off the nitro. I love the series but when I watched and heard about the intensity of the nitro fumes and it on their skin it worried me. I know I saw people wearing gloves while cutting the sticks.

They should wear masks to the stop the inhalation of nitro.

Just out of curiosity, how many skeletal remains was found after demolition?

@bushranger51

4 жыл бұрын

Probably none, they're all buried WAAAAAY out in the desert somewhere.

@keithsawyer6356

3 жыл бұрын

The bodies are in the basement foundation.

New frontier hotel fire works 44:29

Skip to 45:00 for the best part of the video

10:15 10:50

This is old! Many have posted this on youtube already. Circa 2007

@stevebano5874

4 жыл бұрын

*....I noticed them using real cameras instead of Smart Phones....*

10 SECONDS COUNTDOWN 45:32

It's a bit sad the Old vegas building shut down and Almost all of it is now a field. Desolate field with a Miserable For Sale sign.

Hi

I thought that buildings taller than 5 stories are always built with a steel frame.

@Zt3v3

4 жыл бұрын

@House Keeper wrong decade homie.

Where is Episode 1?