The MTA Board today approved a refund for LIRR customers who hold May monthly tickets, for the four days that service was suspended due to a labor action. That would amount to an approximately 13% refund, which will be automatically applied to a customers’ payment method if tickets were purchased in the TrainTime app.
If you purchased via a commuter benefits card, the refund will be applied there. If you bought a paper monthly ticket, there will be an application process for refunds
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@LIRR@MTA reupping this because I want to be prepared this evening. I understand negotiations are still ongoing - and the track fire is still complicating service - but if there's a plan for a change in schedules tonight, it would be great if that was posted.
@tiff_fb Line to get in when the doors opened was blocks long. People talking about getting there at 6 am tomorrow.
Apparently though there was a line for escalators to get to one space? I can't figure that one out.
Seeing the line and crowd reports out of #bookcon and am wondering if any of these people considered looking at what #NYCC is like before going.
Because the only difference I'm seeing is I've never seen a line for an escalator at NYCC. Y'all at BookCon are too polite with that.