Once again I want to tell you how much I enjoy your videos and look forward to every new one posted. This video was exceptionally well-done and it was obvious how much work went into it; from the actual exploration to the production of the video. The intro and ending voiceover is outstanding. The historical perspective is incredible. The soundtrack really adds to the high production values. I will add that I felt anxiety the entire time all of you were in the tunnels as I was concerned you'd get lost. Overall, GREAT video.

You guys are insane (no pun intended) for walking thru those tunnels without PPE. Those buildings are loaded with lead and asbestos, particularly in those tunnels, which is why the buildings are still standing. The cost to remediate, renovate and/or demolish them are astronomical.

i grew up walking these tunnels. lived in kings park the first 20 years of my life. love that town!

I broke in to building 93 in the early 2000’s. I didn’t damage anything, and talked out loud the entire time that I came in peace. I remember the heavy 300 lbs door several stories up and the chapel on the roof top. I shined a flashlight to my friends to prove I made it.

This video was put together very well, the background music, the conversation and narration, the distant shots of the facilities and some with your crew scattered in the back showing the scale of how bug this place is.  Along with all the still shots, bugs crawling, artwork etc and cool views of the rooms as if we were there with you.  Love it!

Imagine how hot those steam tunnels were, mid winter, back in the day.♨

I drive thru here every day working

Awesome video of Kings Park Insane Asylum. Your my favorite YouTubers I ever watch ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wow at 19:12 I painted the skull on the left wall, and a bunch of other random stuff in those rooms..I never thought I'd see that ever again!  That was wild to see it's still there after all these years

That white stuff is asbestos. It’s really hazardous to go down there without a respirator.

We used to hang out there Friday or Saturday nights, we’d walk the tunnels with flashlights. I remember a kid dying when he fell into the elevator shaft..
There was a laundry room underground in the tunnels with the laundry carts still there..
Place was huge and I never saw it all as many times as we went.
Halloween was epic there.. I mean EPIC!!!

In the middle of the field across the street of Shanahans south side of old dock road is a  access cover to the tunnels that will bring you closer to entering 93 if you decide to go back in.

Man I recognize every single inch shown in this video. Crazy. Had good fun times exploring. You got to be careful people live in those basements. It stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer some how. I’ve been in both. You are allowed to wander these properties, you just can’t go in. There’s always an opening, you just got to look where it’s not plain sight. Once we were at 93 going in for the 2nd time that week and my friend gashed his hand open bad. We stopped and talked about leaving. I gave him my bandana and as we were turning around we saw a flashlight in the distance. It was a cop saying loudly I hear you guys. His car was next to him. He called for backup. We had no choice to advance in more. We ended up getting to the top watching them drive around in circles. We ended up seeing other people visiting and who lived there.

I grew up in Kings Park...this never gets old for me.

OMMMMGGGGGGG! GLOVES,MASKS, LONG PANTS AND SHIRTS NEEDED. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO YOURSELVES AND THE ENVIRONMENT?!?! Not well thought out, I see.

4:27 Bldg 7… def the smokin’ gun!!

We need to get back to this. Way to many crazy ass people walking around now days.

Re open them! Much needed today!

Great exploration guys! everytime you publish a video I fall in love with it. Thank you, I hope to see more contents like this soon

Ah the good ol days. Spent hours and hours in these tunnels/ buildings it was a weekly thing. Dangerous but i’ll never forget it