by PingPod
A self-service table tennis space where kids 6-14 can take after-school classes, join break camps and enter youth competitions. Families can also rent tables by the hour or host ping-pong birthday parties.
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Open 24/7 via app check-in
Tables from $20/hr; kids classes and membership available
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Ages 6–14.
Tables from $20/hr; kids classes and membership available
Open 24/7 via app check-in
42 Allen St, 2nd Fl, 10002, in the Lower East Side, Manhattan.
Yes. PingPod Lower East Side is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by PingPod: pingpod.com, or call (929) 484-2129.
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