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The comments are interesting as well:
http://theweek.com...clubs-and-theaters
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There's two stations in which this might be feasible since they're not on regular service track - however they're still used for storing trains and sit on track used for moving trains around.
Unless they're dropping enormous amounts to dig extra tunnels and divert train flow, yeah no.
http://sleepycity....of-the-Paris-Metro - the third picture down is taken in the station they've "used" for their mockups. It's not even tiled.
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Posted by dsankt
There's two stations in which this might be feasible since they're not on regular service track - however they're still used for storing trains and sit on track used for moving trains around.
Unless they're dropping enormous amounts to dig extra tunnels and divert train flow, yeah no.
http://sleepycity....of-the-Paris-Metro - the third picture down is taken in the station they've "used" for their mockups. It's not even tiled.
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Good information Ds.
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That link is AMAZING!! I've always been fascinated with Paris and the metro and catacombs. Thanks for sharing all the pics and information. 
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Posted by Lola AB
That link is AMAZING!! I've always been fascinated with Paris and the metro and catacombs. Thanks for sharing all the pics and information.
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That whole Sewerfresh website is awesome! Always epic photos, and I dig the tales of the adventure on each set....
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It would take no small investment to bring those plans to fruition, but I think it would be an amazingly unique idea. I'd love to see something like this become a reality.
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