Hungary, Budapest, Metro night ride from Kőbánya-Kispest to Deák Ferenc tér

escalator 0:10 , 1.40 , 21:31 , 23:03 , 24:11
ticket machine 1:16
Metro train 2:58
- recorded with Sony a6500 (firmware 1.05), Sigma 16mm F1.4, Zhiyun Crane v1.0 (firmware v1.60), Sony ECM-XYST1M
February 2018

[@YourLocalUkrainianGerman]

Love the way the snow adds to the atmosphere.

[@amiausUSA]

When I first went to Budapest in August 1998 I struggled to say "napijegy" in Hungarian. Napijegy is the Hungarian word for day pass.

[@khymaaren]

You seem to have made it out of the country alive, so I trust you managed in the end.

[@Krisztian08]

I used metro stations a few times today and i could genuinely feel it when the cameraman went on the escalator

[@andresrodriguez-py3yo]

Anton V, It's Kobanya Kispest, not Kobana

[@antonv.]

thanks!

[@mirkonagy1037]

Nice video
Keep up the good work!

[@balazsandlucarw.]

Szuper videó! Üdv Magyarországról! / Very nice video! Greetings from Hungary!

[@nsmwdkjsbdjsjdn299]

beautiful video

[@transport_116]

0:00 Ikarus 280

[@dogrucudavut4402]

Çok teşekkürler Anton V...:)

[@kwitasuk3163]

Metro 3:22

[@milanmatyas8242]

Anton V. Still here?

[@krisztianbalazs279]

Te itt vagy Magyarországon? Mi itt lakunk

[@benedettobruno1669]

3:25 Why are there yellow buttons like those you find in buses and trams? What are they for?

[@szukedzsungeltyuk6308]

Idk. When the "prototypes,, of this new hungarian subway class we're made, the russians thought just only 5 person using the M3 subway daily. This ia the reasion why they put buttons everywhere (just joke).

[@benedettobruno1669]

@@szukedzsungeltyuk6308 Well, I suppose then you press the button when you want the metro train to stop at the next station 😁😁😁

[@szukedzsungeltyuk6308]

@@benedettobruno1669 Probably yes

[@transport_116]

train made from Russia

[@AxelRaffasyaold]

Ranining days

[@somabiswas4546]

Not raining, it's snowflakes

[@thomashe2496]

Nice

[@Okidoki540]

This is my favorite city

[@hunorbacs8876]

Hű dejó hogy itt esik a hó!

[@haragsick]

Kőbánya = stone-pit

[@khymaaren]

Rock-mine, to be precise. I'd argue for cesspool, but for entirely personal reasons...