New York City subway						New York Hotels & Travel
The New York subway is one of the oldest and largest undergrounds in the world. It opened in 1904 and has nowadays 26 subway lines, 468 subway stations and transport more than 7 million passengers on an average weekday. subway to JFK Airport There is not a direct rail service from JFK Airport to New York City. Passengers can take first the airport train ("AirTrain") which connects JFK Airport with Howard Beach Station and Jamaica Station. Jamaica is a neighborhood in the borough of Queens in New York City. - Subway line A connect Howard Beach Station with Manhattan. - Subway lines E, J and Z connect Sutphin Boulevard station in Jamaica with Manhattan. Line A travel through the Lower-, Middle- and Upper Manhattan. Line J and Z travel through the Lower Manhattan. The J runs at all times, while the Z only operates during rush hours in the peak direction. fares SingleRide Ticket; fare is $2.25. SingleRide tickets expire two hours from time of purchase and are sold at vending machines. MetroCards: between $4.50 and $89 Pay-Per-Ride (Regular) MetroCard Minimum is $4.50. If passengers put $8 or more on their Metrocard, then they will receive a 15% bonus. For example, a $10 purchase gives you $11.50 on your card. Unlimited Ride MetroCard 1-Day Fun Pass; fare is $8.25 Unlimited subway and local bus rides from first use until 03.00 the following day. 7-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCard: fare is $27 14-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCard: fare is $51.50 30-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCard: fare is $89 7-Day Express Bus Plus MetroCard: fare is $45 EasyPayXpress MetroCard Opening account is $45. You will get 15% bonus. When your account balance reaches $20 your EasyPayXpress MetroCard refills automatically with $45.				New York City Subway (picture Kmf164 Wiki)
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