The system currently only supports full-fare, Pay-per-ride, Reduced-Fare and the weekly fare capping options. It does not yet support the monthly Unlimited Ride option, which we do not expect to arrive until 2024. In the Pay-per-ride mode, the system allows for a single free transfer be...
And while it’s technically not one of the totally free things do in NYC since you will need to swipe your Metrocard (or pay $2.75 each way) to get on the tram, it’s pretty dang cheap. Plus, Roosevelt Island itself is a pretty rad place to explore since it’s a little sliver o...
“I have been a New Yorker my entire life, born and raised in Brooklyn. I wanted to know more about my city, especially it’s creepier lore as we move closer to Halloween. I was blown away by the tour guide’s knowledge and how much history is stored in places that I pass everyda...
please familiarize yourself withSubway Etiquette.Keep in mind that each single ride on the subway is$3, or$2.75with a preloaded MetroCard. If you're here for a while, you can get an unlimited weekly MetroCard for$32or a monthly for$121. A new physical card will run you $1. [spacer...
50) Take the Subway Metro One of the best ways to get around New York City is of course by Metro. If you want to really explore New York City, we recommend picking up a MetroCard so that you can zip around the city with no restrictions. It’s cheap and it’s efficient. With over...
Apple and Google’s respective pay apps can only be used on a per-ride basis, at least to start. Monthly unlimited passes and other discount options aren’t supported yet, but experts are holding out hope that the new OMNY system proves to be more equitable than the MetroCard. ...