MTA subway monthly card cost
30-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCard Cost: $116.50, reduced fare $58.25 Good for unlimited subway and local bus rides until midnight, 30 days from day of first use.This card is protected against loss or theft when purchased at a vending machine with a credit or debit/ATM card. The MTA charges a $1.00 new card fee for the purchase of a new MetroCard. By refilling and reusing your current MetroCard, you will avoid this additional fee. * The cost of a SingleRide ticket is $3.00. Sold at vending machines only. The MTA board approved the fare hike Thursday which will raise the cost of a single subway or bus ride from $2.50 to $2.75; the cost of a seven-day unlimited MetroCard from $30 to $31; and the cost of a monthly unlimited MetroCard from $112 to $116.50, the New York Times reported.he MTA board approved the fare hike Thursday which will raise the cost of a single subway or bus ride from $2.50 to $2.75; the cost of a seven-day unlimited MetroCard from $30 to $31; and the cost of a monthly unlimited MetroCard from $112 to $116.50, the New York Times reported. 1 The fare for a subway or local bus ride is $2.75*. 2  The fare for an express bus ride is $6.50. 3  If you qualify for reduced fare, you can travel for half fare. 4  Up to three children 44 inches tall and under ride for free on subways and local buses when accompanied by a fare paying adult. The MTA charges a $1.00 new card fee for the purchase of a new MetroCard. By refilling and reusing your current MetroCard, you will avoid this additional fee. * The cost of a SingleRide ticket is $3.00. Sold at vending machines only. MIDTOWN — The cost of unlimited monthly MetroCards will rise to $116.50 starting in March, the MTA decided during a Thursday meeting.Base fares will rise from $2.50 to $2.75, elevating the cost of all other MetroCards on offer, the MTA said.IDTOWN — The cost of unlimited monthly MetroCards will rise to $116.50 starting in March, the MTA decided during a Thursday meeting. Fares & MetroCard. 1  The fare for a subway or local bus ride is $2.75*. 2  The fare for an express bus ride is $6.50. 3  If you qualify for reduced fare, you can travel for half fare. 4  Up to three children 44 inches tall and under ride for free on subways and local buses when accompanied by a fare paying adult. The MTA charges a $1.00 new card fee for the purchase of a new MetroCard. By refilling and reusing your current MetroCard, you will avoid this additional fee. * The cost of a SingleRide ticket is $3.00. Sold at vending machines only. Your MetroCard is going to get a little pricier this weekend, as the MTA's sweeping 2013 fare hike kicks in Sunday. Under the new fare system, monthly unlimited MetroCards will rise to $112, an $8 increase.Weekly cards will cost a dollar more at $30, and the base fare for a single ride will increase by a quarter to $2.50. The pay-per-ride bonus will drop to 5% from 7%, but will kick in at $5 instead of the current $10.- Monthly unlimited ride MetroCard rises to $112 from $104. -- Weekly unlimited ride card rises to $30 from $29. -- Base fare for subways and buses rises to $2.50 from $2.25. -- Pay-per-ride bonus drops to 5% from 7%, but kicks in at $5 instead of the current $10. One plan would boost the cost of a one-month MetroCard to $125 from $104, while the price of an unlimited weekly fare card would rise to $34 from $29, according to the New York Daily News.ast month, MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota said bus and subway riders might lose some of the current discounts that cut the average cost of a ride to $1.63 from the $2.25 base fare. The improving economy has increased ridership, leading the MTA to say it could delay next year's fare increases by 60 days until March 1. The board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority voted on Thursday to raise the base fare on subways and buses by a quarter, to $2.75, and the cost of a 30-day MetroCard by $4.50, to $116.50.or subway and bus riders, the bonus for pay-per-ride MetroCards will increase to 11 percent, from 5 percent, for anyone who puts at least $5.50 on a card. • The MTA charges a $1.00 new card fee for the purchase of a new MetroCard. By refilling and reusing your current MetroCard, you will avoid this additional fee. * The cost of a SingleRide ticket is $3.00. Sold at vending machines only. The MTA charges a $1.00 new card fee for the purchase of a new MetroCard. By refilling and reusing your current MetroCard, you will avoid this additional fee. * The cost of a SingleRide ticket is $3.00. Sold at vending machines only. Under both plans, the 7-day MetroCard would increase by a dollar, to $31, and 30-Day card would go up by $4.50, to $116.50. The MTA has drafted two possible fare-hike schemes for bus and subway riders — one that keeps the $2.50 base fare stable and another that raises it by a quarter.he 7-Day MetroCard goes up a buck, to $31, while the 30-Day MetroCard rises $4.50, to $116.50. Option Two: The base fare is boosted by 25 cents, to $2.75, and the bonus increases from 5% to 11%. The 7-Day and 30-Day MetroCards are the same as in option one: $31 for the 7-Day card and $116.50 for the 30-Day pass.
The MTA charges a $1.00 new card fee for the purchase of a new MetroCard.