MTA makes 50,000 MetroCards featuring Bronx rapper Ice Spice
According to the MTA, 50,000 cards are available as part of a collaboration with Capitol Records. It comes ahead of the Bronx native's release of her debut album “Y2K."
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6h agoMetroCards featuring Bronx native Ice Spice are now up for grabs at four subway stations across New York City.
According to the MTA, 50,000 cards are available as part of a collaboration with Capitol Records. It comes ahead of the Bronx native's release of her debut album “Y2K."
"I think it's a really good collab because she's involving the local community and we're her biggest supporters," said Ulises, a loyal fan.
Cards will be available only at select MetroCard vending machines at the following stations:
- Fordham Road 4 station
- Fordham Road B/D station
- 34-Street–Penn Station A/C/E station
- Times Square–42nd Street N/Q/R/W/S/1/2/3/7 station
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