MTA, Instagram and MetroCards
Bing Bong: MTA Partners With Instagram for Special Edition MetroCards
Before the transition to OMNY takes place, the MTA is partnering with Instagram for a “last of its kind” collab, celebrating the culture surrounding the subway in a series of MetroCards. Should you be on Instagram or TikTok or something along those lines,
Get 'em while you still can! The MTA is now selling limited edition MetroCards featuring iconic New York content creators ...
The MTA's collaboration with Instagram also includes limited-edition MetroCards by NYC creators Subway Takes and Overheard ...
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Ice Spice featured on one of the last commemorative MetroCards as MTA moves to tap to pay7 While the custom MetroCard program has ended, with Ice Spice being one of the last partners to be featured on regular MetroCards, the MTA plans to release three final custom MetroCards to ...
Hello, is Seymour Butz there? A damning new probe shows the cash-strapped MTA dropped a mind-boggling $250 million on an emergency subway intercom system where 50% of the calls are pranks — and ...
OMNY, or One Metro New York, will eventually replace the MTA’s MetroCard system, though the agency says there is still no set date for MetroCards to be phased out. Before MetroCards are gone for ...
For more information about HVCB’s MetroCard promotion or to enter the contest using your Hawaii-branded MTA card, visit www.hawaii.nyc and may the odds be ever in your favor.
Helayne Seidman The news comes about a week after MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber reported that social media companies are being “mostly compliant” in taking down dangerous content.
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