Helicopter View of SoCal Theme Parks | L.A. Shutdown

Los Angeles is usually a vibrant and congested city. Due to recent events, things are very different right now in Los Angeles. To see what LA looks like from the air I flew my helicopter on Wednesday April 15th 2020 from 5PM – 6PM over the following areas. This is an update to the video I posted flying over Los Angeles on March 20th 2020.

0:22 La Palma
0:44 Knott's Berry Farm
2:49 Bell
4:06 Downtown Los Angeles
4:38 10/110 Interchange
5:24 Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral
5:43 KoreaTown
6:07 Hollywood
7:31 Hollywood Bowl
9:15 Universal Studios
12:12 North Hollywood
12:25 Arleta
12:41 5/14 Interchange
13:27 Santa Clarita
14:12 Magic Mountain

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[MicahMuzio]

Hey, y'all. I'm getting tons of flyover requests but if you want to add your own, here's the place to do it. Cheers!

[parkdennis]

OC beaches - Huntington, Newport, Laguna, Dana Point

[jahzd]

0:44 - Knott's Berry Farm
4:07 - Downtown LA
9:15 - Universal Studios
14:14 - Magic Mountain

[jaanfo]

The 747 crash passes by the camera at 10:10, literally seconds before you start talking about it.

I came to your page for the car reviews, but this has definitely been a very interesting series.

[awesimo]

Can you do a fly by over my ex-girlfriend’s house and yell “is this how you wanted it”

[chrismoody]

At 10:12 mark you flew over the 747 crash scene, its on the bottom left.

[RderWill]

I met my wife at Six Flags 30+ yrs ago while working at a gift shop there. Thanks for taking me back, Micah!

[incarswetrust]

Who the hell gave this a thumb down? This is amazing to me. Definitely helps during these difficult times. The guy could have stayed home with his family but instead chose to share this wonderful experience with us. Did you not see how he could have crashed due to those birds? All in the name of pleasing his viewers. Love the content Micah! Thank you.

[josephdunbar]

Holy shit, you can actually see from the ocean to the mountains. First time in decades. Hey Cali, enjoy that “almost” blue ridge parkway air. It won’t last long.

[SKYSCRAPERTELEVISION]

I would love to see the route of the Amtrak Coast Starlight out of L A north ...towards Burbank Airport.

[clickster]

I worked at Magic Mountain for a little more than 2 years in high school (graduating in ‘89), so this was a cool flyover of memory lane. I even spotted where the souvenir carts were where I worked on my first day. Very cool video. Thanks for doing these!

[Double.J]

Can you fly over the Rose Bowl, The LA Memorial Coliseum, and/or Sofi Stadium!?! I’m a big sports fan.

[monkeyes]

10:13 on the middle-left side under the box of you is the 747 crash location.
I’m in Philadelphia and I’ve never been to California in my 50+ years, but I’d love to see you flyover the Hollywood sign and see if we can spot some people or even wild animals in the hills.

[hoolia]

Wasn't sure I'd see LA air be this clear during my lifetime.
Beautiful! 🏙🏙🏙
Thanks for sharing!

[neilmoryson]

Southern California is a truly amazing place on so many levels. Stunning views from up there, thanks man

[ppgwhereeverett]

I was at Magic Mountain on Opening Day. My high school sweetie's dad owned the FM station in town and he was invited. We saw Sonny and Cher !! May 1971. Great Flight ! As always.

[scottfranklin]

The 747 set is right behind the psycho house on the lower lot, love your videos micah.

[johnhanson]

Hi Micah - John Hanson again. We were talking about flying in L.A. in 1972. I used to have to file Special VFR because visibility was less than 3 miles. We'd circle, staying in the airport boundaries, until we had 3 miles or better. That would often take us to 5, 000 feet and then visibility went from less than 3 to greater than 100 - we could see Santa Barbara. We'd cancel Special VFR and ask for flight following, cross LAX, and fly the coastline to S.B. where we'd have a great lunch. Sights? How about Balboa Island?? Thanks for another great ride.

[tpolerex]

A wet spring is so beautiful in Southern California. Last time I was at Magic Mountain was a few months after it opened in 1971 but I hear the coasters are much improved.

[gc]

Favorite ride at MM is definitely The Revolution, my first roller coaster ride....ever!! Back in 1977 so it holds sentimental value