FARES AND PASSES

IMPORTANT: NEW FARES GO INTO EFFECT ON AUGUST, 20TH AS FOLLOWS: SINGLE FULL FARE RIDE INCREASES TO $2.90 SINGLE SENIOR FARE RIDE INCREASES TO $1.45 SINGLE DISABLED FARE RIDE INCREASE TO $1.45 STUDENT AND CHILDRENS' FARES DO NOT CHANGE. OMNY FARE PAYMENT IS NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTED ON NICE BUSES. PLEASE USE CASH, METRO CARDS OR GOMOBILE TO PAY YOUR FARE.

 

Cash Fares

NICE only accepts coins, our fare boxes do NOT accept dollar bills! 

$2.90
Regular Fare
 
$1.45
Senior Fare

Must be 65 years and older or a Medicare Card Holder

Acceptable Forms of ID:

  • Medicare Card
  • Governmental Issued ID
  • Nassau County Senior Citizen Leisure pass ( Apply Here )
Disabled Fare

Acceptable Forms of ID:

  • MTA Reduced-Fare MetroCard ( Apply Here )
  • Any Disable ID issued by any Governmental agency or other Transit Agency
  • Medicare Card
  • Nassau County Disability Leisure Pass ( Apply Here )
  • Nice Able-Ride ID ( Apply Here )
 
 
Children’s Fare: FREE for children shorter than 3 feet 9 inches.  If your child is 3'9" or taller, they are required to pay an adult fare. 

Children under 44" ride for free with fare paying adult, limit 3 children per adult.

Student’s Fare -$2.25 for High School aged and younger.  
COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE.

Student fares apply to elementary and high school students only.

College students are NOT eligible for our Student Fare.

The Student Fare is only valid with a NICE student pass, which is issued to students, on request, by their school system.  To obtain a pass, please email a photo of the student's current school ID to NICE.Ticketing@transdev.com for account set up and verification.  Student passes are valid for travel ONLY Monday-Friday during the school year from 6:00 am -7:00 pm, for travel to and from school only.

 

Friendly reminder: $0.25 will be charged for all transfers (for both full fare and reduced fare customers) from Hart, Long Beach and Suolk County transit systems to a NICE bus.

Metrocard

NICE DOES NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPT OMNY FOR FARE PAYMENT. 

Please note the following information about split-fare transactions:

  • A split-fare transaction is defined as a two-part transaction: the first part is the partial payment of a fare with value from a MetroCard (value that is less than a fare). The second part of the transaction is the customer making up the difference in coins.
  • A split-fare transaction does NOT encode a transfer on the customer's MetroCard. The customer has to request a bus transfer from the operator after adding coins to finish paying the fare.
  • Customers making fare payment via a split-fare transaction on a bus are not entitled to a free transfer onto the subway
  • Customers cannot use multiple MetroCards to pay a single fare (e.g., a customer cannot use a $2.00 MetroCard and then try to pay the remaining $0.50 with a second MetroCard: it must be paid with coins).

For more information on MetroCard, please visit web.mta.info/metrocard

LIRR

For information and fares about the Long Island Rail Road, visit web.mta.info/lirr/about/TicketInfo