I know this is an old video, but I really like how the people are actually evacuating the stadium! This shows how the mentality of people has changed since 2010.
0:00 Alarm Tone. 0:05 Attention Attention Attention An Emergency Has Been Reported. All Occupant Walk To The Nearest Stairway Exit And Walk Down To Your Assigned Reentry Floor Or Main Lobby. Do Not Use The Elevator. Walk To The Nearest Stairway. Do Not Use The Elevator. Walk To The Nearest Stairway. Wish They Could Have Turned It Off After The Third Message Was Done
Someone pulled a Fire Alarm? I've been in all of the venues in Minnesota and I've never seen a Pull Station in the concourse of any of them. They all do have Audible horns & strobes (Fire alarm did sound in US Bank Stadium at the Vikings-Packers opener when the Stadium opened) but I haven't seen any pull stations anywhere in the Stadiums/Arenas.
"ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. AN EMERGENCY HAS BEEN REPORTED. ALL OCCUPANTS WALK TO THE NEAREST STAIRWAY EXIT, AND WALK DOWN TO YOUR ASSIGNED REENTRY FLOOR OR MAIN LOBBY. DO NOT USE THE ELEVATOR. WALK TO THE NEAREST STAIRWAY. DO NOT USE THE ELEVATOR. WALK TO THE NEAREST STAIRWAY."
This happened at Ernie Harwell Day in 2002, a game I was actually at in one of the sky boxes actually (my dad got tickets from someone for it special). Kinda interesting it happened again in 2009 as well. A bit of a freaky experience, especially being in the sky box.
I like how most of the comments are about how they know the exact kind of fire alarm system that was at the park.
everyone knows to much
@@bloxeys8047 Blame the internet.
@@TheMrPeteChannel Simplex system, 4100 of some sort, slow whoop tone.
Simplex 4100
I mean I work on these things for a living, so...
Simplex 4100 system, based on the whoop, and the fact that the stadium opened in 2000, and the 4100U came out in 2001.
yes!
Minute maid park ( the houston astros stadium ) has a simplex 4100+, judging by the Simplex 4903-9219 speakers. That stadium was built in 2000
So this was a newer stadium at the time
It is a Simplex Truealert Speaker Strobe doing the Simplex Voice Evacuation Message.
Exit 911 probably a 4903 speaker strobe considering the feild opened in 2000
If I was a tigers fan I might head out anyways seeing that score 😂
interesting, this just showed up in my recommendations
I know this is an old video, but I really like how the people are actually evacuating the stadium! This shows how the mentality of people has changed since 2010.
terrorism was still top the mind
yeah... as if they wouldnt do that today... like they did in many videos just like this recently made
0:00 Alarm Tone.
0:05 Attention Attention Attention An Emergency Has Been Reported. All Occupant Walk To The Nearest Stairway Exit And Walk Down To Your Assigned Reentry Floor Or Main Lobby. Do Not Use The Elevator. Walk To The Nearest Stairway. Do Not Use The Elevator. Walk To The Nearest Stairway.
Wish They Could Have Turned It Off After The Third Message Was Done
I got into a game early at Fenway during BP last year and they were testing the fire alarms.
Someone pulled a Fire Alarm? I've been in all of the venues in Minnesota and I've never seen a Pull Station in the concourse of any of them. They all do have Audible horns & strobes (Fire alarm did sound in US Bank Stadium at the Vikings-Packers opener when the Stadium opened) but I haven't seen any pull stations anywhere in the Stadiums/Arenas.
They're in like maintenance areas/closed off to the public areas. Someone probably snuck in and pulled it.
Could have been smoke
that was unexpected
That is mah fav team. The yankees and i always point and say oh theres the fire alarm- but never thought it would actually go off
I wasn't even born yet when this happened so I wouldn't be there but this would terrify me.
A Simplex voice evacuation system!!!
The fire alarm was caused by a gas leak that caught fire in the boiler toom
Why did they consider it a false alarm
I watched this happen on the YES network. I thought it was a terrorist attack somewhere near the stadium. It was a false alarm I think.
A 4100 es simplex message
yep
I thought that was a simplex 2120 voice evac or original 4100
What did it say, because I couldn't understand what it said. And yes, I'm aware it said to evacuate.
It's not a ES. The ES has a different whoop tone that does not have a gap in between them.
That is a simplex fire alarm
Simplex Fire alarm with a 4100ES voice evac
Simplex 4100+. The 4100ES came out in about 2014, and this ballpark was built in 2000.
It's not a ES. The ES has a different tone
Whoever triggered the alarm should be able to not attend any more games after that.
That was weird.
Sounded more like a tornado warning siren to me.
Simplex voice evac fire alarm system.
I didn’t mean to watch this late at night….
"ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. AN EMERGENCY HAS BEEN REPORTED. ALL OCCUPANTS WALK TO THE NEAREST STAIRWAY EXIT, AND WALK DOWN TO YOUR ASSIGNED REENTRY FLOOR OR MAIN LOBBY. DO NOT USE THE ELEVATOR. WALK TO THE NEAREST STAIRWAY. DO NOT USE THE ELEVATOR. WALK TO THE NEAREST STAIRWAY."
Simplex Voice evac
What the hell
This happened at Ernie Harwell Day in 2002, a game I was actually at in one of the sky boxes actually (my dad got tickets from someone for it special). Kinda interesting it happened again in 2009 as well. A bit of a freaky experience, especially being in the sky box.
@@ajk Why did the alarm go off.
@@jacobisworld9516 Someone tripped it by accident from what I recall.
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Why are you commenting hearts
bro the score was 8-1