For alternate service, take your broomstick.
Riders on the 7 train had a supernatural commute Monday morning, after service was snared by witches — at least according to a typo on the MTA's website and Twitter account.
#ServiceAlert: 34 St bound #7 trains local from 74 St to Queensboro Plaza, due to witch problems at 33 St. See https://t.co/vhZQ2kZ2vb
— NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) May 9, 2016
As of 6:48 a.m., Manhattan-bound 7 trains were running local between 74th Street and Queensboro Plaza due to "witch problems," at the 33rd Street station in Queens, according to the MTA.
The typo on the MTA's website was corrected to "switch problems" shortly after, but not before straphangers took screenshots of it and had some fun with the gaffe.
I got 99 problems, but a witch ain’t one.
— Angus McIntyre (@angusm) May 9, 2016
Which is more than can be said for the @mta, apparently.
https://t.co/FKsI7eNrzc
This explains a lot :-) @MTA @7trainblues @NY1 @JimmyVanBramer @nypost pic.twitter.com/YZXuONYALy
— tysullivan (@TheTySullivan) May 9, 2016
@resnikoff Are you near me? I live in the eastern section of the Frozen Witch of North's domain
— Chrissy Schwen (@schwenster) May 9, 2016
