69 Minutes of Metro Trains - Melbourne

Welcome to 69 minutes of nonstop Melbourne Metro Train action! This epic train compilation captures Metro Trains Melbourne at their best — from busy city stations to suburban platforms, from X’Trapolis units to Comeng, Siemens Nexas, and the new High Capacity Metro Trains (HCMTs). Whether you’re a train enthusiast, a local commuter, or just love watching trains go by, this video is for you!

Filmed across Melbourne’s rail network, this video showcases the vibrant rhythm of public transport in Victoria’s capital — featuring City Loop stations like Flinders Street, Southern Cross, Melbourne Central, Flagstaff, and Parliament, as well as iconic suburban stops like Richmond, South Yarra, Caulfield, Burnley, Glen Waverley, Frankston, Dandenong, and many more.

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What You’ll See in This Video:
• Stunning 4K footage of Metro Trains Melbourne in action.
• Trains entering and leaving Flinders Street Station, Melbourne’s busiest.
• Comeng trains in their final months of service.
• Sleek, modern HCMTs running on the Pakenham and Cranbourne lines.
• Classic Siemens Nexas trains on the Frankston, Sandringham, and Werribee lines.
• Iconic X’Trapolis units on the Lilydale, Belgrave, Glen Waverley, Hurstbridge, Mernda, and Alamein lines.
• The dynamic atmosphere of Richmond and South Yarra, two of Melbourne’s busiest hubs.

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Why Watch This?
This isn’t just a compilation — it’s a celebration of Melbourne’s rail system, the trains that serve it, and the iconic stations that keep the city moving. Whether you’re into railfan content, Melbourne public transport, or soothing ambient train noise, this video brings you along for the ride.

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Future Content Sneak Peek:
Stay tuned for new compilations featuring the upcoming X’Trapolis 2.0 trains and more coverage of Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel, V/Line trains, and special railway moments.

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