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A travel-themed play space where each area represents a different destination, with a Lego table, climbing wall, glow-in-the-dark tunnel slide and pretend grocery and pizza shop.
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Ages 1–7.
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63-08 69th Place, 11379, in Middle Village, Queens.
Yes. Kids Play World is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Kids Play World: kidsplayworldnyc.com.
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