Prices vary depending on whether you purchase a MetroCard with multiple trips on it if you're buying a single ride.
Standard price: $2.25 ($2.50, if single ride). Discounts are given when you put $10 or more on a MetroCard.
For a complete list, visit the MTA's web site.
This is a trick question. A ride on the New York City subway has never cost 25 cents. On January 1, 1970, the fare jumped from 20 cents to 30 cents, and it has continued rising since then.
$104 a month x 12 = $1,248
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It would cost $2.25, which is the current fare on the New York City subway or buses, as of today, October 14, 2010.
The fare was 35 cents until September 1, 1975, when it increased to 50 cents.
The cost of a weekly Metrocard in New York City is $33. It allows for unlimited rides on the subway and local buses for a period of seven consecutive days from the first use.
From 1953 to 1966, it cost 15 cents to ride the New York City subway or bus system. Source: see the Related Link below.
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In 1951, it cost just 10 cents to ride the New York City subway. At the time, tokens had not been introduced yet. Instead, you bought a ticket, and a ticket chopper manned by a guard took your ticket. In 1953, tokens were introduced, and the fare rose from 10 to 15 cents. For more information, see the Related Link below.
You can buy a wii in New York City underneath the subway in a trashcan. they only cost 5 bucks bro. good deal, except sometimes they dont work..this is one reason why trash can be good items or just plain junk
It doesn't cost anything to look at it. No one's going to charge you money because the bridge is within your field of vision (how would they even know that you were someplace where the bridge can be seen)? It doesn't cost anything to cross the bridge, either. There is no toll for vehicles or pedestrians. If you're not already in the neighborhood, then it will cost you money to take the subway, the bus or a cab there. If you're somewhere outside New York City, then you'll have to buy a train, plane or bus ticket, or lots of gasoline, to get there. So yes, in that sense, it costs money to go see the Brooklyn Bridge.
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