The Coney Island Avenue branch of Toys 2 Discover, stocking age-sorted toys, games, puzzles and craft sets. Kids can find building toys, dolls, remote-control cars, costumes and outdoor ride-ons.
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Ages 0–12.
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1435 Coney Island Ave, 11230, in Midwood, Brooklyn.
Yes. Toys 2 Discover Flatbush is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Toys 2 Discover: toys2discover.com, or call (718) 758-0088.
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