Join us on Thursday, February 29 @ 8:00pm ET for a virtual event where we explore the history of the New York City subway system — opened in 1904 with a single line serving 28 stations, the City of New York's subway system has since grown to encompass 472 stations and over 245 miles of tracks, serving nearly 6 million riders per day. Can't make it live? Don't worry, you'll have access to the full replay for one week! See you there, virtually! | New York Adventure Club

🥺 The Metrocard is officially being phased out, it shall be missed! Here’s the history of fare collection in the NYC Subway system as told by curator Jodi Shapiro in the New York Transit Museum. The museum is open to the public in Downtown Brooklyn. | Urbanist Ariel

NEW YORK CITY SECRETS OF THE SUBWAY AND ARCHITECTURE #history #historymemes #historylovers #historybuff #historyfacts #historychannel #historynerd #usa #america #NYC #ny #newyork #newyorker #newyorkcity #architecture #building | What History

The Lines For The MetroCard Vending Machines Are Still a Thing! Nov 2. As of November 2025, 90% of NYC Subway Riders Use Tap-And-Ride. #NYCSubway #NYC #NewYorkCity #MetroCard #OMNY | NYC Subway Life

Here I show you how to get your Metro Card 🚇 When you visit NYC if it’s for a week or even just a few days I always recommend getting the Metro Card. It is $33 for the unlimited card which is for one week and it is worth every penny. Even if you are only here 3 or 4 days I say still get it. You won’t waste money on cabs or Ubers which can cost at least $33 one time. The card is is for one person only, but still definitely worth it. | New York City Kopp