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Old May 5th, 1999 | 09:20 AM
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Jim
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7 day metrocard


I will be New York for 8 days starting at the end of May.I have
read a few things about an unlimited
7-day metrocard.I would like a few
questions answered if possible. Is
there free transfers between buses
and subways? Can they be used for transfers between subway/subway
and bus/bus. Where would be the easiest place to pick one up, I
will be staying on Central Park
West and 61st. Also if there is anything else someone thinks I
should know please reply, thanks.
 
Old May 5th, 1999 | 10:23 AM
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Mary Beth
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First off, you can buy a 7-day Metrocard at any subway station. As far as transfers are concerned, they are free between buses and subways, but you must wait at least 17 minutes, I think it is, or the message will show up already been used. A lot of times, you can already get free transfers between subways, you just have to look at the subway map to see where. It's an excellent value if you plan to make more than three trips a day. Good luck and have fun in New York!
 
Old May 5th, 1999 | 10:23 AM
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First off, you can buy a 7-day Metrocard at any subway station. As far as transfers are concerned, they are free between buses and subways, but you must wait at least 17 minutes, I think it is, or the message will show up already been used. A lot of times, you can already get free transfers between subways, you just have to look at the subway map to see where. It's an excellent value if you plan to make more than three trips a day. Good luck and have fun in New York!
 
Old May 5th, 1999 | 10:23 AM
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The 7 day unlimited ride metrocard costs $17, the one-day version costs $4.
You can use it to transfer from bus to bus, bus to subway, subway to bus.
If you're transferring from one subway line to another and they are both available in the same station you simply walk to the other platform for the other train--no passing through turnstiles, no metro card involved. If you exit a subway station and then walk into another subway station, you will be charged another fare, but on an unlimited card that won't matter.
You can pick one up at any subway stop, and at many newstands,drugstores, small grocery stores, candy/tobacco stores, etc.
Perhaps your hotel front desk sells, them, you can ask.
 
Old May 5th, 1999 | 10:26 AM
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I guess we both responded to you simultaneously.. However, there is no wait required to have a free transfer from subway to bus or vice versa.
 
Old May 5th, 1999 | 10:26 AM
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I guess we both responded to you simultaneously.. However, there is no wait required to have a free transfer from subway to bus or vice versa.
I do it every day.
 
Old May 5th, 1999 | 10:26 AM
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I guess we both responded to you simultaneously.. However, there is no wait required to have a free transfer from subway to bus or vice versa.
I do it every day.
 

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