Airport Train Doors Closing Announcements 2
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Published 2017-08-25
this Video are San Francisco (SFO), Miami (MIA), Newark Airtrain (EWR), Pittsburgh (PIT), Chicago O'Hare (ORD), Denver International (DEN) with a female voice, Hong Kong (HKG) Terminal 1, London Heathrow Terminal 5 (LHR), and Cincinnatti (CVG)
These are all original videos I took while actually traveling through these airports. Any videos not shown in this video or the previous version, below, I have not traveled too, do not have door closing announcements or beeps (FLL & MCO), or I haven't been to since I started this impromptu project (MSP, DTW, PTY, DFW)
For the first version of Airport Train Door Announcements
• Airport Train Doors Closing Announcem...
The first episode of Train and Subway Door Closing Announcements, Beeps and Chimes is available at • Train & Subway Door Closing Announcem...
The second episode is available at • Return of Train & Subway Door Closing...
A Singapore MRT episode is available at • Singapore Edition - Train Door Closin...
The third at • #3 Train & Subway Door Closing Announ...
A door opening episode is available at • Train, Subway, & Tram Door Opening An...
Door opening platform view at • Train Doors Opening-Platform View
All Comments (21)
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The one at Tampa has embedded itself into my brain for eternity: "We are about to depart. Please stand clear of the doors and hold handrails firmly at all times."
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The Chicago one sounds like a french metro doors closing, with the buzzer ringing until the doors start to close. That's because they are VAL trains, and VAL trains were invented in France
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I am from Hong Kong. After I watch the video includes doors closing of the train of the airport, makes me wanna go on a trip(but unfortunately now coronavirus...)
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I live in Miami as a kid, and I love the doors closing announcement EVERY SINGLE TIME I get on that MIA Mover. “The doors are closing, please stand clear. Las puertas estan cerrandos, por favor, tengan quidados.
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Amazing! Please make more doors closing announcments!
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Denvers piano rif sounds awesome; truly my favorite uwu
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You have gotta do the Express Tram at DTW McNamara Terminal
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I love the Denver, Hong Kong, San Francisco, and Chicago trains
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Nice Video
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Miami Airport's Door closing announcement is ALMOST like Dulles airport announcements... and the train is similar
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JFK [in other video]: Bombardier Innovia ART 200, with Toshiba traction IAH (Skyway), SEA [both in other video], SFO, DEN, PIT: Bombardier Innovia APM 100 IAD [in other video], MIA (Mover [not included] and Concourse D Skytrain), HKG (phase 1/3): Mitsubishi Crystal Mover EWR: Von Roll Mark III ORD: Matra VAL256, later upgraded to Bombardier Innovia APM 256 HKG (phase 2/4): Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries rolling stock LHR terminal 5: Bombardier Innovia APM 200 CVG: Otis Hovair
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SeaTac, Denver, Miami, those ones are pretty good with the airport train announcement
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I’ve been to Denver International Airport.
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0:45 The DEN Airport Tram is my favorite to ride on...….. But Sadly I Do Not Fly out of DEN Anymore... :(
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Please, if you have the chance, do a video with the door closing announcement for Pearson International Airport’s LINK train and UP Express!
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London Gatwick Airport has a Airport Shuttle Transit connecting South and North Terminal along with London Stansted, Birmingham Airport UK and recently London Luton Airport has one connecting Luton Airport Railway Station so perhaps in future, you can do one at London Gatwick and London Luton as well.
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The EWR Airtrain uses the same door chime as JFK. Bernie Wagenblast’s announcements are also the best.
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Musical instruments for these trains Miami International Airport: Mandolin Newark Liberty International Airport: Xylophone Denver International Airport: Piano O'Hare International Airport: Buzzer Hong Kong International Airport: Beeper London Heathrow Airport: Beeper
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Soon we might be adding Boston Logan to the list of airports that have people movers. I hope it happens.
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The last one is actually a funicular people mover (cable driven similar to an elevator)
