Here's how to get an OMNY card in NYC as the MTA ends MetroCard sales
Briefly

The MTA announced that MetroCard sales will end on December 31, 2025, marking the shift to OMNY, a modern tap-to-ride system aimed at improving convenience for subway and bus users. MetroCards, in use since 1993, will still be accepted in 2026, but riders are encouraged to transition to OMNY, which allows users to tap their physical OMNY card or contactless payment methods like smartphones. The OMNY card can be purchased and reloaded at various locations across New York City, streamlining the commuting experience for millions in the city.
The MetroCard, a staple since 1993, will cease sales by December 31, 2025, transitioning to the OMNY card for a modern fare experience.
Switching to the OMNY card allows travelers to tap and go through transit turnstiles, eliminating the frustrations of the MetroCard system.
MTA's transition to OMNY emphasizes the advantage of using contactless payment methods in the subway, enhancing convenience and efficiency for riders.
With the final end of MetroCard sales approaching, New Yorkers need to adapt to OMNY, which also accepts contactless credit cards for seamless access.
Read at Time Out New York
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