there's a bit of a grave a need a
forever where it's no more station and
it's time to do secrets of the jiggly
line first built in 1979 the Jubilee
Line is the newest on the London
Underground network it was extended 20
years later in 1999 and although it only
has just 27 stations it's the tubes
third busiest line in terms of number of
passengers Stanmore used to have two
platforms but so as to increase the
total number of trains running in
service a new third platform had to be
built but then there's a terminus
station you always head directly to the
correct platform for the next departing
train and this means that you never use
this that waiting room there on platform
3 which I think is the tubes most
pointless waiting room because I've
never seen anybody waiting in it you've
probably never been to Queensbury so
next time you do have a heads up outside
the station at the lovely old dominating
roundel in the middle of the Queensbury
Circus roundabout between Wembley Park
and Finchley Road the Metropolitan line
runs alongside the Jubilee which means
yet some stations such as here will
stand green you can see old abandoned
mine platforms where the trains the
longer stop I used to you can also see
where the Metropolitan is still
controlled by signals and the Jubilee
well.there signals and no longer in use
but the biggest clue of all that
metropolitan Line trains used to stop
along here is that our next stop so
we're at Kilburn station and one of the
things that i've always tried to do in
these secret videos it's point out
things which the commuter with this head
down might otherwise miss for example
how many times have you been here and
never looked up and seen the amazing
bridge which references the Metropolitan
Railway it's also worth noting that
because they're so close together it can
be quicker to change from the doobly to
the overground between Kilburn and
bronze bri rather than that our next
stop the Jubilee Line station at West
Hampstead
which is of course just a few seconds
walk from the overground station at West
Hampstead and 32nd Stefan road again
there's the tens link station West
Hampstead and there is a proposal I've
seen the plans to link the overground
and the template together by a footpath
moving on and I was getting excited
because we were going toward the
stations which I genuinely have
that's love for jobs would for two
reasons the escalators of this beautiful
old dark color and check out this the
way out sign and the up lighters it's
lovely
there's even a Beatles themed coffee
shop here to cater for the passing trade
to the nearby Abbey Road Studios before
1999 the Jubilee Line used to terminated
Charing Cross and there are two sets of
doors within the station some at the
bottom of the Northern Line escalators
and here just on the corridor from the
top of the Bakerloo line platforms where
the doors lead through down to where the
doobly land platforms still are today
and onto the Jubilee Line extension or
the jle as it's known all the new
stations here have platform edge doors
here we see them at Westminster you
can't have but wonder how the hell did
they build this station with 17
escalators it's just amazing and hang on
is there a small government conspiracy
going on here Westmont is a very
complicated and busy station there's six
entrance and exits at street level did
you know if you follow science to number
three and to the houses of parliament
there's actually a secret revolving door
here which takes you into portcullis
house which in turn lead you into the
house of the parliament
now of all the weird wonderful things
that you can see on the tube this is
what my favourites we're totally there
is literally an elephant in the room now
it's impossible not to be impressed by
the amazing Canary Wharf nation it's
huge it's so capacious inside but most
people associate in this entrance with a
course one Canary Wharf from the town
but did you know that round the back
there's another way and to get there
we'll take a quick speeded up walk
through the appropriately named Jubilee
Park entrance number 2 of Canary Wharf
station and if that isn't enough to
bother your mind there's a third one
over there now in case that didn't
actually boggle your mind
I'll get you with this next fact no is
not the thing that here at Canary Wharf
commuters queue up nicely during rush
hour or that platform level these are
the largest roundels that you can find
no it's this kind of talk in hushed
tones now for the ps2 resistance This Is
It this is the best thing about the
Jubilee Line the secret cinema at Canary
Wharf station it's called the Canary
Wharf screen is an art on the
underground project we should come down
the back of the station they show movies
there's a good one now I used to think
that canning town was just a bus station
until there is I noticed that the Thames
ironworks shipbuilding memorial here
which is really nice and with Canning
Town done we were at the end of the line
favorite Stratford station the end of
the Jubilee Line let me show you some
things and some secrets to look out for
next time you're travelling on the tube
I'm off to get the train home but not
this one
you