by Chelsea Piers
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Indoor multi-sport field house in Prospect Heights with turf fields, courts and tennis, running classes in soccer, basketball, tennis and flag football for toddlers through tweens. Programs run in seasonal sessions year-round.
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Fall, winter, spring and summer sessions
About $534–$850 per season depending on class
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Ages 2–14.
About $534–$850 per season depending on class
Fall, winter, spring and summer sessions
601 Dean St, 11238, in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. Chelsea Piers Field House Brooklyn is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Chelsea Piers: chelseapiers.com, or call (718) 957-2120.
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