Star Trek Original Series Set Tour

In Taekondroga, New York, a super fan of the Star Trek series has painstakingly assembled a replica of the Star Trek television series set

And you can step inside the Star Trek original series set tour

So what you're going to see is the Transporter Room. And this is where they would beam in and out for their missions on the show

They would stand here and they'd film a plate. The actors would then step off

They'd put the special effect in later, and that's how it would make the actor appear to disappear

So I could go up here and get transported somewhere? Possibly. Okay, let's see

Where should I go today? Hmm. I say, beam me up, Scotty

Party five, beam up. Energy dress. Energize. Well, I'm not going anywhere today, so we'll just move on down the road

This is a forced perspective creation. It's only about 12 feet long

When filmed with a camera from on high it looks about 50 feet long The engineering set was used for a lot of different purposes Even in one episode this was in gymnasium in Charlie X where Captain Kirk is teaching Charlie gymnastics moves

And when you look through the warp core, you'd actually see guys doing exercises and gymnastics

And so this room could be used for a lot of different purposes. Okay, we're going to go to the brief

free finger next. And this room was used for a lot of different purposes on the show in the

60s. They would redress it as the chapel, as the galley. They would have food dispensers in the

wall sometimes. There'd be tables or there'd be people in here playing games. This is the room

where you would see Spot playing his harp. How did a recreation of this entire Star Trek set end up here

in Ticonderoga, New York? Its owner, James Colley, grew up here as a Star Trek fan running around

his Star Trek shirts as a kid. And it became a lifelong hobby, building set pieces

And eventually he brought it here, and we finished constructed the entire set

Star Trek fans from all over the world come to the set to relive their childhood

Learn about how the original set was constructed in the 60s. Welcome to the bridge

Now, if you're a Captain Kirk, you come on your bridge, you check things out, and then you step around and take the chair

Might as well take a seat. Thank you