You can purchase your MetroCard in any subway station. Taxi cabs in New York are big, comfortable, clean and even have a screen where you can play whatever you like, including a GPS so that you can verify the taxi's route.
Transfers from the subway to the bus are free for two hours when you use your MetroCard. You still have to get a receipt from a kiosk, but you won't be charged. Keep bus aisles and seats clear. Stow your bags on luggage racks if you can. Many M60 stops are near subway stations.
Convenient places to catch the bus are: th Street and Broadway th Street and Broadway th Street and Broadway Along th Street multiple stops. Stay on the M60 bus until you get to LaGuardia. The M60 stops at every airport terminal. Remember to pay the Select Bus fare before you board. You should also consider the unlimited ride Metrocard if you are staying in NYC for longer than a week. Buses and subways are both run by the MTA, so transferring from a bus, to another bus, or to the subway is free — as long as that transfer occurs within two hours after the initial fare was paid.
Very outdated, thus useless. Name required. Mail will not be published required. You can buy a Single Ride ticket or a MetroCard that you can top up with money. You can choose between Pay-Per-Ride, a week pass or a monthly pass. If you choose Pay-Per-Ride, you can change from bus to Subway for free. Ticket machines can be found at the bus stops in front of the terminals.
New York City public transport tickets — good to know! Tourists mainly use the bus, Subway and of course taxis. New Yorkers commonly use train as a synonym for Subway. You may change from bus to metro, metro to bus or bus to bus once, there are no restrictions for transferring on the Subway. The MetroCard can be bought at many places in New York City, the easiest is to buy one from the ticket machines at the stations. You can pay with cash, debit card and credit card.
On the buses in New York you can also buy single tickets from the bus driver, but only exact change in coins.
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