You see some strange things on the New York City subway but lately there have been significantly more White Walker sightings than usual. This comes courtesy of HBO as Game of Thrones imagery has taken over the Grand Central station.
In addition to the iconic moments displayed on the walls, turnstyles, and pillars of the station, subway riders who purchase a MetroCard at one of the machines there have a chance of getting one of four special edition #ForTheThrone designs: Jon’s resurrection, Cersei’s walk of atonement, the birth of Daenerys’ dragons, and the Night King doing the universal symbol for “Come at me, bro.”
Here’s a glimpse of the installation:
Heading into the subway with our pals Jon, Dany, and Joff
In the game of subways, you swipe or you die
Night King raises an army – Relive your favorite battle moments
Jon Snow attempts to board the 6 train fights for survival – Relive your favorite bastard moments
HODOR!!!! – Relive your favorite door moments
Oh boy… – Relive your favorite The Wall moments
Rest in torture you prick! – Relive your favorite wedding moments
Long hair, wargs don’t care – Relive your favorite Bran moments
The death that broke us – Relive your favorite Ned moments
Watch out for Drogon! – Relive your favorite dragon moments
Tyrion is displeased – Relive your favorite Imp moments
Look how far we’ve come, fam – Relive your favorite Game of Thrones moments
Follow @GameofThrones on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and use #ForTheThrone to join the conversation. For more information visit http://forthethrone.com. And rewatch all seven seasons with DIRECTV
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