- Religious groups are calling it judgment day.
- These things can withstand a 2,000 mile an hour wind.
Judgment day.
- [News Anchor] Impact.
- There are 72 of these silos all across America.
Welcome back to What's Inside.
Today we are seeing what's inside a real doomsday bunker.
- An undisclosed location in Kansas in the middle
of America, this is an old missile silo
that was built in the sixties and it was
a key part of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
There used to be a giant missile that was inside of here.
It was a nuclear missile that at any point,
if President Kennedy wanted it to, he could
raise it all the way out of the ground
and then he could launch this missile.
After about four years, they found some other technology
with missiles that worked a little bit more efficiently
so they abandoned these silos.
Somebody purchased them.
There are 12 units that are in here.
All of them are purchased.
You can't buy one of these.
They were between one point five and three million dollars
for one of these 12 units.
What's inside of the doomsday bunker,
get ready for the adventure.
Did you hear that boom?
This is how big the entryway is.
There's quite an echo in here.
- Echo!
- If you listen carefully,
you'll hear a little clicking noise
and if your ears are really good, you're going to
hear a ringing noise.
This is the bird repellent system that's in place
so that birds don't fly in when you open the door.
When you walk out of the garage, the first place
you come is this like contamination area.
If you needed to, you can go in here
and decontaminate yourself.
This door would typically be closed,
once it's opened you come into this area
and this area is kind of like a history map
of everything that's happened in here.
This is when they were building it.
The missile that they used, there it is all erect
and ready to go.
And then they had to come through and demolish
and then they rebuilt it.
This thing has been on TV a lot.
President Kennedy did come here and inspect this.
That's pretty cool.
- Then we move on to this room.
Batteries.
- And apparently these are the same type of batteries
that they have on submarines.
- Whoa.
- [Daniel] What is this.
Rock wall, Lincoln.
Oh hey, look at this guy.
- If you have a dog, this is where you would take
your dog to go to the bathroom.
- They even have toilet for dogs right there.
A NASA scientist that is in charge of the well being
of the astronauts came and helped them plan out
what are the important things that you need
if people are going to be living in here for a long
stretch of time so that they don't go crazy.
- Ah!
- This is the elevator right here and I love the different
display and the cutout that shows you all
the different floors and you can see as we go up,
- [Lincoln] Library and classroom.
- [Daniel] Lights up every one of the floors.
- [Robot] Mechanical level.
- This is a volcanic ash remover.
If there were to be a volcano that exploded around here,
there would be as much as four feet of ash.
- This should be able to filter out all of the ash
and give clean, breathable air to the tenants.
They though of everything here.
Do you remember that video about a Life Straw
where they drink like dirt.
- [Lincoln] In chocolate milk.
- In chocolate milk?
This is that on a mega scale.
This is a Life Straw for everything nuclear bombs
and nuclear fallout and nerve gas and all of that.
- This is the actual wall and it's nine feet thick.
We'll go to this edge.
- [Daniel] Yeah.
- That's 14 stories down.
- [Daniel] Oh man.
- I shouldn't be down here.
- [Daniel] This is the old hole where the air
would come in for the missile back when
they had a missile in here.
Camera just zooms in on it 'cause it sees the motion.
- This is the security room, you have to make sure
you scan all of the cows.
This is the jail cell.
- Haha, perfect.
This is a wall full of thick, thick rubber.
What type of doomsday bunker would it be
if it didn't have a shooting range.
This is a legit firing range with two different bays.
Right now we're in the movie theater room,
it's near the very bottom, we're a hundred
and 90 feet under ground right now.
There's a killer sound system in here with a projector.
Just off the movie room, we have the bar.
These water filtration systems will filter out
10,000 gallons a day.
This is the dentist office.
(yelling)
This is where the store is and the general market.
They have enough freeze dried food and canned food,
the occupants would be able to live off
of this food for five years.
- Can I get some fresh food?
- [Daniel] You need to get me some fresh fish.
I'd like some tilapia and rainbow trout, please.
This isn't even the stuff that they grow themselves.
Woo!
There's the grow lights.
- I'm in more piece now.
It's how they grow plants.
- This is one floor of two that where they can grow plants.
Over here, this is the fish hatchery.
- Sshh, this is the library.
- When all the people actually move in, hopefully they'll
bring some books with them and this shelf is ideally
going to be full of books.
This is the school, you have all of these computers
that are all lined up against the walls.
You have an electronic chalk board that is set up here.
What type of people are moving in here?
And it turns out a lot of it is families.
They have kids as young as eight months old
up to 22 years old that live inside of this facility.
Everybody in here is required to have four hours
a day of either work or school for kids.
- This is the gym.
- Even has its own sauna and a steam room.
I love the steam room.
We have ping pong.
- This is the arcade room.
- A foosball table.
Yay!
Pool table.
- [Lincoln] Oh you made one?
- I'm stripes.
- Residential.
- This looks like it could be any living room
in anybody's house.
There's a nice painting on the wall,
you've got these nice couches, nice lights.
- You even have a window.
- You even have a window but in reality
we are 90 feet under the ground right now.
- And this window isn't even a real window.
This is a TV that displays one of the cameras outside.
- This is a live feed.
This is what it looks like outside.
You'll be able to see that it's night time,
day time, it's day time and that actually helps
you feel a lot less like you are underground in a bunker,
enclosed in a clip space where you might feel claustrophobic
and just as if you're in a normal home
and I would imagine at times you forget that you're
even underground so.
- So this is the kitchen.
This is a super nice sub zero refrigerator
and then there's appliances even
for the microwave right here.
- So this is the residence and now we're gonna
go down the hallway and show you
what this really looks like.
This is one of the half residences and in here
is the bunk beds, you can have some kids in here
and you can change which view you want.
Also has a TV in here, nice wood floors.
I like that all of the walls are rounded
because we really are in this almost like a silo
type thing and this would be I guess
considered your master suite.
Another window looking to the outside with a nice view
and then we've got your bathroom.
Three shower heads inside this shower.
Tile walls with a really high ceiling.
One thing that's interesting about the toilets
in this entire compound is they have the similar
type toilets that they have in Japan,
which are incredible.
They have the bidet washing system.
It's just so much more efficient,
it's not like they have a ginormous storage
of toilet paper because that would take a lot of space,
that's not the best use of your septic system
so every unit does have its own laundry machine.
It also has a service for the wifi and for the TV's
that are in here.
Pretty comfortable space.
You don't feel like you're down like in a submarine
or some under the ground in some make shift
little homemade bunker somewhere that you feel
like you have to survive off of eating little dried corn.
Check out all the people that have come and done
news stories on this but we are about to do
the one thing that nobody has done on any
of their video news stories.
For those of you that already own a doomsday bunker,
got one question for you.
Does yours have a swimming pool?
What?
There's a swimming pool because why not?
If you're buying a bunker for one to three million dollars
you wanna have a swimming pool.
I bet the water feels great.
This is the part that none of the other news outlets
ever did, they didn't go down the slide.
It's crazy so, this is the button.
That just turned on the water.
- [Lincoln] Whoa, that's loud.
- Do you hear that?
- That's a lot of water!
- Go Lincoln!
(yelling)
Alright, I do not have a Go Pro on me.
This is the life of luxury of doomsday bunkers.
Let us know what you guys thought about this place.
It's more like, I wouldn't even consider
it a doomsday bunker, I'd consider it
a luxury, underground apartment that just happens
to be the safest place in the world.
(beeping)
That's the fence, there's a secrity guy that
didn't wanna be on camera, which I don't blame him.
That's the bunker.
But wow, let us know what other places like this
in the world that you'd like to see inside of
that maybe most people don't get to go inside of.
Would you live there?
- Yeah.
This is such a big door, look at it.
- [Daniel] It is Lincoln wide, this door.
(knocking)