by Color Factory
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An interactive art experience built around color, with a confetti room, dance room and a giant blue ball pit. Sweet treats and photo moments are sprinkled throughout the rooms.
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Ages 3–17.
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251 Spring St, 10013, in Hudson Square, Manhattan.
Yes. Color Factory New York is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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