by Chelsea Piers
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A huge riverside sports complex spanning several piers, with a Field House for gymnastics, soccer, basketball, climbing and ninja classes, plus ice rinks, bowling and a golf driving range. Families can book youth classes, camps, drop-in play and birthday parties in one place.
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Field House open daily ~7 AM–10 PM
Varies by activity
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Ages 1–17.
Varies by activity
Field House open daily ~7 AM–10 PM
62 Chelsea Piers, 10011, Manhattan.
Yes. Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Chelsea Piers: chelseapiers.com, or call (212) 336-6500.
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