What are token booths called now?

Heck, I still call them token booths, but I'm old!

However, I'll bet I'm not alone. New Yorkers aren't great with name changes in general. We call 6th Avenue "6th Avenue" even though it's been "Avenue of the Americas" for decades. For years, the city tried to gt people to say Avenue of the Americas, but he eventually gave up and put BOTH names on the signs!

So I'll bet there are lots of other people who still say "token booth".

(I'll never say "Hugh Carey Tunnel", "Ed Koch Bridge", or "Robert F. Kennedy Bridge" either!)

In my expertise, many token booths aren't staffed. And i would not put any faith in something intercom approach they have. Tickets need to be purchased at the vending machines.

Being a native of this city.

It is still a token booth to me.

they are still called token booths

Metrocad dispensaries are called MetroCard Vending Machines

there are 2 kind of those:

the one you purchase your MetroCard for cash, credit or debit card

the only only for credit or debit card

http://www.mta.info/metrocard/mvms/index.htm

I'm probably the youngest person to answer this but I call them token booths. The workers are called station agents. I won't ever call them anything else because it sounds weird not to.

My friend, although the MTA now call them "station agent booths," old time New Yorkers like myself still call them "token booths."

I guess old New York habits are hard to break.

Good luck

vending machines or kiosks