"That's the same price as a new MetroCard, even though OMNY cards last for years. "You can also buy a new Single-Ride OMNY ticket for $3.25. You can pay with cash, a credit or debit card ...

Unlike with MetroCards, commuters don’t have to pay up front. They can just tap and pay with the same device and card as they go. Currently, OMNY can’t be used to buy commuter rail tickets.

Stand clear of the closing era, please. The MTA will stop selling MetroCards sometime after 2025 — ending an iconic part of city history and lore, MTA Chair and President Janno Lieber announced ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Get ready for the final swipe, MetroCards have a new official end date, according to MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber. Lieber announced the transit agency will stop selling ...

By Lola Fadulu New Yorkers have long prided themselves on knowing how to successfully swipe their MetroCards on the first pass while tourists fumbled their way through the turnstiles. In their ...

MetroCards will soon be a thing of the past in New York City, the head of the MTA announced Wednesday. "Everybody knows we've been moving away from the MetroCard for a few years," MTA Chairman and ...

Now that the MTA announced the end of MetroCard sales, you might be wondering how to finally get an OMNY card—the MetroCard replacement that lets you quickly tap and go through the turnstile ...