Going to the League of Legends Worlds final tomorrow? Barclays Center sits right on top of a subway station.
7 lines stop there on Saturday: 2, 3, 4, D, N, Q and R. It’s $3, and you can tap your phone.
#Worlds2026
@PopBase what was going on: the faa says a telecommunications outage hit its air traffic control centers, so departures were held nationwide for about four and a half hours. nearly 5,000 flights were canceled, with more expected this weekend
@sentdefender new york's share so far: laguardia has 253 cancellations, second only to chicago o'hare, and jfk has 204. that's flightradar24's count as of 6:45 pm
@espn@PeteThamel for anyone asking what it means: planes on the ground can't take off, the ones already in the air still land. the last nationwide ground stop was january 2023
Sources: MTA. The trains stop “directly below the arena.” On weekdays the B and 5 stop there too. Times Square to Barclays is about 20 minutes on trip planners. https://t.co/PZZTrp140O
Going to the League of Legends Worlds final tomorrow? Barclays Center sits right on top of a subway station.
7 lines stop there on Saturday: 2, 3, 4, D, N, Q and R. It’s $3, and you can tap your phone.
#Worlds2026
@PopBase the details: passed 44-5, kicks in a year after it’s signed, fines up to $1,000 per violation. the council says sales, loyalty programs and student or veteran discounts stay legal
@PopBase for anyone asking what it is: a company using your personal data to set a price just for you, so two people can pay different prices for the same thing. the bill bans that in nyc
@bluejordy_@PopBase nobody had to, there was no rule against it. since last november new york state has only required a label saying the price was set using your personal data
@ChannyVie@PopBase the ftc looked into it in 2025. pricing software can use your location, browsing history, even your mouse movements and what you left in the cart. the companies selling it had at least 250 business clients
Sources: NOAA Fisheries (humpbacks reach about 60 feet and 40 tons). Whale count from @gothamwhale's New York City Humpback Whale Catalog. A 60-foot subway car weighs a little over 40 tons. https://t.co/cUW2RHqz6B
A humpback whale swam up the Hudson today. A big one is as long as a subway car and weighs about as much.
Whale watchers have identified 500 humpbacks off New York City. Their catalog started with 5.