Tramway were an organ and jangly guitar male vocaled pop band from Bristol … Read Full Bio ↴Tramway were an organ and jangly guitar male vocaled pop band from Bristol (England) with a Felt-gone-pop sound that is less 'easy' than most Siesta releases, but is of a very high quality. They have a song ('That Old, Old Feelin') that is almost a carbon copy of the Spring (the 1972 band fronted by Brian Wilson's then wife, who were THE MODEL for Adventures In Stereo) song 'Thinkin' Bout You Baby', which was written by Brain wilson and Mike Love. Tramway also do an instrumental cover of the Mary Poppins song "Life's a Country Holiday With Mary" that Dick Van Dyke sings in the scene where they ride calliope horses through a cartoon landscape. It's number 10 on the CD, though it's uncredited on the CD's graphics, which only show 12 of the 13 songs here. (Gullbuy.com)

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Comments from YouTube:

@robertmcmenamy5813

1y↑16

I used to live in Palm Springs. I did the tram once in the 2000s. For those of you who are thinking of taking the tram, there is a nice visitor center at the top with a couple of restaurants and a bar. A nice place to go and enjoy the views of the valley below.

@jacklane3368

1y↑1

It’s been a while since I commented, Mike, but I need to tell you how wonderful this and every episode is! Love your enthusiasm and creativity! Each episode is a fun and entertaining adventure!

@DownieLive

Wow, thank you!

@RareShadow_

1y↑107

Nothing better then watching a DownieLive video on a saturday morning

@cbronoord

1y↑4

Morning? It's evening here in The Netherlands

@wideawake914

1y↑1

Or in bed and going to sleep with a smile on my face.

@DomDal02

Agreed

@vu6116

1y↑1

It’s a lie though. He didn’t complete this feat in 48 hours. I saw him on my flight from ABQ to Atlanta. He pieced together the driving portion from another video to make it look like he faced adversity. Pretty lame

@khausere7

1y↑1

I was visiting Albuquerque for the first time in late 2021, and while driving around I saw a billboard for the Sandia Tramway and decided to stop by. Spectacular ride and the views were stunning, but you need to stay hydrated if you aren't used to the elevation (like me) or you can get a headache almost immediately once you reach the summit. There was even one brave soul who had brought his parachute to the top then proceeded to float down (base jumping). Pretty cool to see.

@Broadwaybound2121

1y↑19

As a native New Mexican, I'm always so flattered when its featured. I hope you had a wonderful time in my beautiful state.

@respect411

1y↑43

been here since the beginning mike--you genuinely have one of the most entertaining channels for a transit nerd like i am, but the fact that you can also appeal to a wider audience with your videos i think is your real talent. keep it up bro!

@ScenesThroughTravels

39w

I totally agree , This is what we all need , Positivity and all things travel and an amazing presenter Mike . Everything in one place 🙏🙏❤❤💯💯🙏🙏

@tm752

I love this. We New Yorkers just consider the tramway as part of the transit system.

The TWA Hotel is fab. In the 80s I did many shows for I❤NY tourism and TWA was the partner airline. We "sold" NY travel to foreign travel agents. I flew many times from this terminal. Thanks, Mike for this and everything you do.

@djwheels66

1y↑1

Thank you for the nod to “Reasonably wheelchair accessible” that was awesome! I am so thankful for your channel because you are taking me through video to places I will never get to see because of being in a wheelchair. This tram ride I could do!!! Keep up the amazing work.

@DownieLive

1y↑2

Happy to help!

@lawrencewestby9229

1y↑2

I've been in the trams at Jackson Hole in Wyoming (the original and the new one) and Snowbird in Utah, both during ski season. Of course they were crammed with skiers at the time, so if one was not lucky enough to be by the windows the views were just of what kinds of skis and jackets other people had.

@B_Lee_Eve

Your videos are always so amazing. The places you go, stunning quality , simple brilliant transitions, your personality, the dash of history. Bravo keep it up!!! It's good to see you happily enjoying your life! Not to mention letting us learn and live through you.

@darrena2625

1y↑38

Brilliant video, as always. I've only done the Palm Springs one about ten years ago on a road trip but the thing that excited me most was seeing chipmonks for the first time at the top. I'm British and a wildlife nut so the Americans couldn't understand why I was so overjoyed at seeing their cute pest. I'll never forget.

@boston_octopus

1y↑1

I'm glad you liked them! They are very cute.

@counterfit5

@@boston_octopus they're also kinda dumb. They'll run out in front of a car, with a minimal amount of time to even recognize them. I've ended a few chipmunks that way. 🙁

@chuckoneill2023

1y↑1

There's a tram in Estes Park, CO, which also features chipmunks at the upper station. The gift shop sells peanuts to feed them.

@Bethaniawow

1y↑1

Me gustan mucho tus video y tu voz la relaciono con America, paz y transportes que te llevan a bellas Aventuras. Excelente trabajo, sigue adelante

@inthehouse1960

Hi Mike. I lOVE Albuquerque. It's a well kept secret. The Art Museum, the friendly people, the wineries, the food, the history, the historic central square and old town, the art, the diverse culture, the churches, the architecture, it's all so unique and it's in a beautiful spot geographically! I love the airport there too. It was the first time I saw fine art and live music in an airport! There's so much more to Albuquerque than Breaking Bad. Thanks for featuring this wonderful place.

@SaiyanKaizen

Definitely awesome to see New Mexico and it’s beauty shared with people. It is definitely underrated when it comes to its nature.

@patrickgibson6648

What a unique and fun trip. I'm glad you take us along, thank you for your great outlook on travel and life.

@juliesmith7682

1y↑35

Love this video – I was in the original TWA building in 1974
and it was beautiful then as it is 😮 a hotel today. Brought back a lot of memories to see it as I was with my 3 small children flying to Tunisia to see my husband after being separated for one year as he was on a 1 year unassigned military assignment.

@Yesica1993

I would love to stay there! I'm a weirdo who is terrified of flying and yet I do love airports. This would be perfect for me, LOL!

@dianeboileau2026

Another wonderful adventure Michael! Love the hot air balloon ride! Never been on one but would love to one day! That TWA Hotel was awesome! Thanks for taking us along on the breathtaking tram rides!

@longviewstud26

1y↑6

Some of us enjoy the behind the scenes of traveling. I would love to see more of how you get to where your going. 🙂

@boston_octopus

This was so much fun, and the views were spectacular! I thought the NYC tram just went from one side of the river to the other. I didn't realize you go flying through NYC among the buildings!

@fernbedek6302

1y↑1

A gondola or aerial tram would probably be good in a few Canadian cities. (Especially Hamilton, since the escarpment is possibly too steep for trams.)

@John_Fugazzi

You picked the right time to visit Palm Springs when it's under 100 degrees! The balloon landing looked pretty exciting. I would have bet that the third tram would have been in Utah or Colorado, but of course you surprised us with the least expected place.

@elizabethlipke8834

1y↑1

You can overnight camp in the San Jacinto park in the summer months. The difference in temperature between the campground and the desert floor is dramatic at any time of the year.

@liddlej4

1y↑1

I've ridden the other commuter aerial tramway you referred to, the tram in Portland, Oregon up to the Oregon Health and Science University. I rode it as a tourist for the views but since the lower station is right next to a light rail station and the lower campus of OHSU, it's a great way for patients, visitors, staff, and students to get up the hill.

@LolaGeek

1y↑1

We rode the Portland tram as tourists, too - was hoping it might be in this video! The public transit in Portland was great and the tram was a fun ride, but it was so cool that some people were actually taking it to work!

@sethtriggs

Yet another fun trip! I didn't get to ride any of these in my travels, but it's a joy to see what you've done!

@susanboon4605

This was fun, Mike! Now I want to go to Palm Springs, just to see the airport! The hot air balloon is on my bucket list, as well. Looking forward to next week's video!

@augl2702

Look forward to all the videos, brother!
You've become a part of my weekend routine.
Thanks for bringing us along on your adventures! Cheers to safe travels!

@TrevorDGanz

Crazy to think there so much more for you to explore! Can’t wait to see how your content evolves

@sirenhead8767

1y↑7

My mom and grandpa used to hike from the bottom of the Sandia tram to the second tower. They would go almost every day before his health started to go downhill. I live close to the tram and it's fun to watch it go up and down. Also, one of the buildings at the top you could have gotten some food from which is really cool.

@sandywatkins8484

I love your videos. It's always something new, different, and exciting. Thanks for sharing these experiences with us. 😊

@livingforfall1818

I rode the NYC tram a couple of years ago. We rode it over during the day, then came back at night. Amazing views! I can't lie though, that moment when you look down and realize you are above the bridge, it can be a little scary. Still, a great experience that I would do again if I am ever in NYC. Thanks for the video.

@boogiedaddy3434

1y↑17

How did I not know there was a tram in NYC??? Legit had no clue that even existed. Excited to see the next episode. I saw some modular thing with WV on the side and as WV native, its going to be cool to see you there. Also saw something going up the side of a mountain that looked suspiciously familiar, maybe from my days in Pittsburgh in the 90s?

@Yesica1993

I had no idea either!

@boston_octopus

Yes, Pittsburgh!

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@neverforgetmeever

Wow! I never knew there was a tram in NYC! thanks for making these videos, it’s always fun to see what interesting place you take us to next!

@kimberlyshalaby1134

I did not know that New York had a Tram. This has been fascinating! I rode a Tram out at South Park, at the Alleghany Fairgrounds. That was 52 years ago. It was known as a Skybus/People Mover. It was neat. Looking forward to next week.I hope you have a good week!

@PokhrajRoy.

1y↑7

I feel so happy when I hear of your new adventures. Nice to see someone having fun in this economy.

@bryanlaue8542

Hard to believe that you had never been to New Mexico. You must go back and ride the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad in Chama. It is truly a step back in time. Late September is the best time of year to go for crisp fall weather and beautiful colors in the trees. The docents are a treasure trove of wonderful information about the history of everything around you. Be sure to engage them.

@katherinespencer2633

1y↑9

This is fabulous! If I were 49 years younger, I would do it! So glad you took me along! Loved every minute ❤

@karenbruce1693

I love these unique travel excursions!! More please!

@avivahernst1942

49w

I used to ride the Roosevelt tram when I lived in NY. I did not realize its history. Thank you Mike - this is one of reasons I watch your videos. Love from Israel.

@RocketmanS2K

So glad you went to the TWA Hotel! I spent a lot of time there in the 60s and 70 when it was an active terminal and I was a little kid. I remember literally running (as little kids are prone to do) through those arched tunnel concourse connectors having the time of my life knowing I was going someplace awesome. My dad flew for TWA back in the day when family members could fly for free, and we departed that terminal many times for some epic trips! Thanks for the memories Mike!

@RogerLetour

Great video, Mike. I've only ridden one tram in my life, that being the tram from Teton Village near Jackson Hole Wyoming to a mountain top for skiing down the Tetons. I went in the summer so it was just for the views. It was fun but I find trams to also be a little scary especially when you get close to a cliff face and lift you right over it.

@andrewtaninecz7324

43w

😍 everything about your videos for both my couch and actual journeys. Your energy and positivity is exhilarating. Although I stayed in PSP to hike Joshua Tree, you have now inspired me to go back to ride the tramway and hike the trails at the top. Great choice of hotel at JFK too. It's so much fun! On a side note, also want to go to the PanAm Experience in Santa Clarita CA but it is still temporarily closed.

@teetertotter5787

So many cool adventures. I like seeing the travel moments. You just make friends everywhere, don't you?

@DownieLive

Sometimes, hahaha

@ROLLMEAWAY

Love the series. I have done everything featured in this series except the Roosevelt Tram in New York City! You're teaching me new places to visit and new things to do!!!

@charlesbaran1106

I only rode the Roosevelt Island Tramway once, and it happened to be on the day of the NYC Marathon. We could see the runners on the adjacent Queensboro Bridge. The views are certainly better than in the subway, but you still have to transfer to a subway or bus to go anyplace beyond E. 59 St. That balloon ride was scary, out in the open air with just a waist-high railing to keep you in the basket. Great scenery throughout your travels - thanks.

@kathyhennigan7807

1y↑1

Oh what a great video Mike. I so enjoy getting to see things I will never get to in my life. So much fun!

@Douglass_McDonough_2K5

I used to live in New York City, and I rode the Roosevelt Island Tram for a class trip when I was six or seven years old. It was actually a pretty nice experience.

@Tbpker22

This is certainly a most innovative and spectacular adventure, Mike, and one observation - you do not have acrophobia!

@louisebrislane6607

Well, that certainly was something different!! Being an Australian our highest mountain come no where near the height you climbed. I don't know that I would like to travel on one of those now that I am in my 70s as I seem to have become a little less adventurous than I was in my youth. Height was never an issue back then but just climbing onto the bottom step of a ladder makes me feel dizzy these days. So enjoy it while you are still young & agile. I had never heard that New York had an aerial tram but it would be popular when trying to move around a very busy city. We used to have a monorail in Sydney but they pulled it down & now we just have the light rail. (Modern trams) & as I am a lover of train travel especially the old steam train travel, then I enjoyed the light rail when I used to go into the city. Looking forward to your next adventures which I enjoy watching on Sunday afternoons.

@edvaira6891

1y↑2

This has been a really cool series, Mike! Thanks for understanding us fellow transit nerds’ need for wish fulfillment

@DownieLive

1y↑1

You bet!

@arachni888

Would love to see you try out the trams in Mexico City! They have a very interesting transit system--as I'm sure you know--and it would be cool to see your perspective on it!

@CanuckJim

The Roosevelt Island one was great. The island is a nice walk as well - a great break from the noise of the city.

@marinacoertze8622

You never disappoint!! Another great video. Wow! All great ideas for places to visit!❤

@barbb

50w

WOW! Hot air balloon is something I want to ride in, even at 68. Loving this series. I have been on the old tram in Palm Springs, many years ago.
Went on the tram in Christchurch New Zealand.... might be a bit far for a quick jaunt Mike!

@dallenford9592

50w

Thanks for posting this! I happened to be in Albuquerque a few weeks after you posted this, and because of your video I rode the Sandia Peak Tramway. Totally worth it, I loved it, and I wouldn't have known about it if it weren't for this video. Keep up the good work!

@michaelformaini7053

Wow! Lot's of variety here! I had no idea that Palm Springs California had an aerial tram to a mountain park, nor was I aware of one in Albuquerque. I was aware of the Roosevelt Island one but never got to ride it when I was there in 1995. And the TWA Hotel at JFK - Wow! My airport visit was at Newark, NJ, so I missed out there. You certainly know how to entertain us from week to week.

Oh, and I noticed during your Surfshark promotion that you can access information about my hometown Melbourne. And I see you could be in Seattle for next weeks video - Could be a sneak preview of Melbourne's historic tram as they operate along the waterfront adjacent to the BNSF rail corridor (Yes, I do have a photo amongst my collection of a Melbourne tram beside Amtrak's Empire Builder taken back in 1989).

Looking forward to seeing what surprises you have in store for us next. Cheers from Michael.😀

@ticild4181

Thanks for highlighting the beauty of Albuquerque! Your balloon launched right across the street from my house. Sandia Peak is a must-see, so I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@DownieLive

1y↑1

Oh cool!

@janellegodin2934

If you're in the Palm Spring area, that tram is 100% worth doing. We didn't stay at the top very long, since we had a long drive to do with kids but my kids still talk about it.

@MamaHaggis87

In the summer you should go to the Cannon mountain tramway in New Hampshire. It's the 1st in the Us, built in 1938. Plus you can see Canada and if you visit the ski museum nextdoor you can stand in an original tramcar. We've had a fantastic time enjoying your channel and sharing it with our kids.

@OwenAOBrien

49w

Awesome video as usual. Next time you’re in New York, please check out the transit museum in Brooklyn. It would make a great video. It has a Station underneath where you can walk on all the old subway trains dating back to the early 1900s.

@sharonevans1257

Thank you for taking us along on your adventures! I always look forward to your adventures!

@DownieLive

Thanks for watching!

@ChadOhman92

Ahh! I just rode the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway in February! We did it at night and goodness WHAT an experience. The overview effect is real looking down at the Coachella Valley.

@the_g9456

All of the trams were cool. They were all fun but I honestly had no idea the tram in Palm Spring existed and it was exceptional. How long does it take to get to the top of that one? Keep up the great work! You've given me some fun ideas for trips.

@katherinespencer2633

1y↑1

I think he said 12 1/2 minutes to reach the top! Looks like fun

@Honu757

I have been so happy each Saturday morning that I get to come along with you Mike on a fun adventure! That was a gas! Now, I guess you get home get a good meal a hot shower pull the shades down and sleep for 24 hours😂. Take care and I hope you didn't get a sore bum for that fall you took for us❤

@DownieLive

Haha, you got that right! Thanks Vicky!

@chrismcdonnell1695

Hi Mike. Next time you are in Japan, hop aboard some of their "ropeways". Also very impressive.

@JackieDannenberg

1y↑3

Great video but I wish you’d shown more video of the ride up and down in New Mexico. That was breath taking. I wouldn’t mind a longer video just to see some of the views from that 7,000 foot stretch between towers. Love watching your videos.

@DownieLive

1y↑2

Noted!

@lennyburdick3192

1y↑15

I didn’t know that there was a state park at the top of the Palm Springs Tram. I just cared about the temperature difference. It was 120 degrees F in Palm Springs at the time and (I think) less than 70F at the top. Possible to breath without scorching your lungs.

@melj646

1y↑1

It is beautiful up there we were up there before Covid. Worth the trip

@bradleyengel1225

1y↑2

When I was there it was 60 degrees at the bottom, then 30 degrees with 18 inches of snow at the top

@1000tomandben

I love watching your channel. Your series on the canal boats in England was my favorite so far

@PokhrajRoy.

1y↑1

7:45 I love a good hot air balloon moment! There’s nothing quite like it.

@peterwinstonaldredge6927

I was in Palm Springs in December of 2016 and we thought about doing the tram but, it was pretty cold so we opted not to. Never even thought about the Roosevelt Island tram before but, next visit to NYC it's on my list! Thanks for that!

@kencase2179

Loved the views from the trams and the balloon! I never knew about the TWA hotel. I see a trip to NYC to stay there and check out the tram. Mike, thanks for bringing us along.

@davepov

The last time I rode the tram in Palm Springs, it was the old cars, back in the mid 1990's. What a difference now. By the way, you can take a great balloon ride in Palm Springs too. When I did it, we soared over "date palm" orchards just a few feet above the trees. It was a Champagne breakfast flight...epic! Nice job as usual Michael. Thanks for taking us along.

@DownieLive

Thanks for sharing!

@Superseaslug

1y↑2

Man, I really love your content! It's inspired me to take a shot at travel vlogging when I go to Mexico in a month!

@fleishum

All of these aerial trams look awesome. I lived near NYC for 8 years and still have family up there yet I never visited Roosevelt Island. It's now on my list.

@DownieLive

You should do it!

@vikkig230

1y↑12

My fear of heights could never.... and so thanks for letting me live vicariously through you

@DownieLive

1y↑2

You are so welcome!

@aluce864

We went on the New York tramway not too long ago. Was amazing. Short, but great views and interesting island

@joermnyc

The Roosevelt Island Tram used to be like the one in New Mexico, when one left 2nd Avenue, the other left the island… until a bunch of faults and malfunctions left BOTH stranded over the river, which was a nightmare for the fire department’s rescue teams. Now they run independently with massive electric motors running the cables on the island side. The tram is good if something goes wrong on the subway, because there is a station on the island (which is technically car free, aside from maintenance and emergency vehicles, oh and the bus that goes around. There is a bridge into Queens that goes into a parking structure on the island, in case do you own a car and live there.

@wordguystudios4.070

41w

Hello! Up north in Rochester, we were expecting a lot of snow, only to get a minimum amount. Boulder got something of snow. They have a reason to prepare, buuuut, it rarely happens the way humans expected it to. I'm glad you made your trip in the 48 hours though!

@carina-leahbertuccelli9496

Again.... a wonderful video Michael and Team!!!🌺🌺🌺💞💞💞
Thank you for taking us with you for it is always, so much fun!!!
You, your family and friends, please stay safe and well!!!
Your San Francisco and Sacramento friends 💞💞💞🌺🌺🌺

@candacejackson5044

Another awesome one. Loved your quote, "traveling for interesting things, makes for interesting travel."
The trams are an awesome way to experience the journey.
We want to stay at the TWA hotel too. It looks so awesome. Did you know the music video, "Way Less Sad," by AJR was shot there?
We've been to NYC years ago and had no idea that there was an aerial tram. Can't wait for the next one. I love exploring and learning right along with you.

@Ref_SMoon

I appreciate you showing us these cause i have a terrible fear of heights and i would never get in any of these so im glad to see it through your perspective lol

@thrillcker68

49w

I did a long road trip in 2015 and went to both Albuquerque and Palm Springs. I hot air ballooned in Phoenix and Calgary. Did the tram in Albuquerque. Next time I go to Palm Springs I’ll try the tram. There’s always so much to do.

@dongamble2092

Mike you just keep making great content thank you ❤

@DeborahAiles

1y↑3

I've been on the Palm Springs one since I live only about 90 minutes away. What I didn't realize, as a recent survivor of a pulmonary embolism, the height up there is not conducive to even walking casually. But, it was super awesome! I'm not afraid of heights, so this was a whole bunch of fun....until I couldn't breathe. LOL The turning floor will take you by surprise. I have always wanted to take the hot air balloon ride experience. Maybe someday! New Mexico is beyond description, loved it!

@Bill_Gray-Pullman_Travels

Just another reason to follow DownieLive! Great job Mike!

@stevelachappelle8571

Love the video mike. You can actually hike a trail in Palm Springs to the top and then take the tram down . It’s called. Cactus to clouds. Keep up the amazing content also. Nice shot of camelback Mountain in Phoenix. ;)

@MICHELLE-gu2qc

Amazing video Mike. Spectacular views, really cool airport and great host. The trams look fantastic. I will tell you a funny story. When I visited America I said to my son, what a cool airline. Looking at Alaskian Airlines planes thinking the picture on the tail is Bob Marley.

@KhemrajKalian-uu9tc

Hi Mike I love this video and the works what you do for everyone to see...keep up the work bro.

@wehojm7320

Really interesting and enjoyable vlog. I've done the PS tram, I didn't know about the one in New Mexico. I'm going to definitely going to ride the Roosevelt tram when I'm in NYC this summer. I can believe you did all 3 trams and made it cross country. You must have been exhausted.

@Salmagundiii

Wow...what an awesome series. Best travel channel by far!

@mitesh9976

This was so unique and impressive and I didn't knew about this experience.

@thebandplayedon..6145

1y↑1

Wow... yeah, no. noooo nope. 😨
But happy you did and took us for the experience. Great views... but I'm just too chicken poo for those rides.
Edit: Also, that 60s Airport Hotel was epic.... imagine the vibe of that place back in the day. Awesome

@susanbrennan5511

Not in New York now but heard so much about the TWA hotel. Saw it being built on my numerous flights out of JFK. I’m so jealous you’re staying there. Maybe I’ll have to book a stay of my own! Great video as usual! Thanks!

@tiffanylamp100

As a citizen of North America’s southern country aka America. I love the way Downie reminds us of all that is good in the world.

@jonbird6566

42w

The first time I rode the Sandia Peak Tram was in elementary school on a field trip in the 90's. Beautiful views and a fun ride! There is a restruant at the top that overlooks the Albuquerque Valley. I don't know how the food is these days because it's been a couple of decades since I've been, but it is a unique experience dining on the top of a mountian!

@Mara-sim

I am absolutely surprised and amazed that New York City has a tram. It is awesome! Cool!

@janellevoigt5481

Love going where ever you go Mike, it is always interesting and honestly, probably the only way I'll get there, so thanks for taking us all along for the journeys!

@karenpeterson1882

In the 1960’s my dad worked for TIA, Trans International Airlines in Oakland. TWA, aka Tinny Weenie Airlines was next door. My dad had many friends who worked at TWA. He was impressed with the TWA Hotel you shared. Thanks!

@RichardinNC1

Cool! I’ve done the Sandra Peak Tram, as well as a few others, especially if smaller Gondolas count. From Banff Sulphur Mountain, to Teton Village to a short one in St Thomas VI!