Secrets of Sydney?s ghost tunnels

[Ocean]

Bars and restaurants urged to move into Sydney?s abandoned railway tunnels hidden beneath CBD.



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[Bunny]

actually this is a useful plan.

[Ocean]

ABANDONED tunnels, smothered in darkness and hidden for almost a century under the teeming streets of Sydney’s CBD, could be thrown open to the public under an ambitious new plan.

[Arlo]

Here you are talking about which tunnel

[Ocean]

The St. James tunnels.

[Bunny]

The St James tunnels were built as part of a never completed rail line from the city's eastern suburbs to northern beaches.

[Bunny]

Arlo, The St James tunnels were built as part of a never completed rail line from the city's eastern suburbs to northern beaches.

[Ocean]

This is a heritage-listed underground commuter rail station that is located on the City Circle, at the northern end of Hyde Park in the Sydney central business district of New South Wales, Australia.

[Jack]

Ocean, You are right. This is a heritage site. Despite the accumulated rubble, dripping roof and graffiti daubed walls, I agree that it would be a relatively easy process to turn the 6000 square meter tunnel complex from spooky chambers to small bars and coffee shops.

[Arlo]

Are there ghosts down here? Is there the occult?