Basketball courts close at around 11:15pm
Check it out on a weekend, (the path there will be packed) lots of basketball courts and the free aerobics classes are good to watch for a laugh.
I love it - great place to play with your kids. I was on the swings, the exercise section & played soccer on the field. Can't wait for the rollerskating rink to open.
A child friendly park with playground and basketball court, blocks away from the skyscrapers. A peaceful green spot, with the Empire State Building looming in the background. See apartments nearby... Read more.
Watch out for presents on the basketball court, in the morning it's an illegal dog run.
Playgrounds, baseball fields, and basketball courts are all open during the summer at this intimate park.
Check out the indoor basketball court in the back.
Check out the mini basketball court by the back of the bar. Awesome.
Halfcourt basketball court is fun! Would recommend the Posting and Coasting cocktail
Commonly known as “The Cage,” the West 4th Street basketball courts host some of the most competitive amateur tournaments in the city.
Commonly known as “The Cage,” the West 4th Street basketball courts hosts some of the most competitive amateur tournaments.
Best court w/views in the city. Bring a drink, or walk about 5-10 minutes north for a vending machine or the occasional street vendor with Gatorades. Bathrooms at least 10-15 minute walk north.
Summer at Rockefeller Park resembles Miami Beach, with guys & gals flaunting their swimwear looks. Our tip: For peace & quiet, snag a spot far away from the basketball courts & kiddie park.
Wide lawns and trees dotting the periphery, sitting on a corner of land with the river on two sides, make this park a special place. The community gardens in the northeast corner are very nice too.
Baby ducks in the koi pond are a must see in spring!
AM Boot Camp on the basketball courts http://www.healthandfitnessannex.com/
Head over to the dog park, pretend to give one of the furry little guys a scratch on the head but actually whisper how much you hate dogs into the lil' guy's ear. "Why you gotta poop everywhere?!"
Best benches in the city
SO clean/nice. Indoor track, separated cardio & weight area, basketball court w/ handball wall. Big locker rooms. Steam&sauna. They offer student discount! I often eat@sitting area on my lunch break.
A fabulous gym & pool in the city, with great options for classes throughout the day. The staff are incredibly lovely, too. It's pleasure to work out and swim here. Great, new facilities - no-frills!
stare at the ground when you're in the shower
Playgrounds and basketball courts make Hell’s Kitchen Park a local hangout for children and families. Huge trees provide shade in the summer.
Nice little park/playground
Where you could find the whole neighborhood hanging out.
The adult gymnastics class is amazing! Totally worth the money if it's something you love :)
Great energy level! So many options and great facilities. A good tip? Check out their kids programs. Don't have kids? Adult gymnastics classes are a hit!
The Friday night soccer league is lots of fun. But it's competitive so make sure you bring your game face and your shin guards! Most teams have played for 2 or more seasons. Get ready to sweat!
Kid-friendly park catering to the after-school crowd. (Five schools flank the park.) Unaccompanied adults are not welcome.
Shade & 8 swings
Safe, family-friendly playground, kept busy by nearby grade and middle schools.
The court on 155th street has seen more All Stars (playground legends & professionals) than any arena in the country. Arrive early or you'll regret it! Read more.
Streetball has its roots in NYC, and elements of this style are part of Carmelo Anthony’s arsenal. Watch Melo talk about how streetball influences his game: http://youtu.be/HHIGXZNpCAE
A wide variety of NBA, college & streetball players have added to the historic legacy of the park. See some noteworthy examples of African-Americans' contributions to us all: http://bet.us/BHM
amazing space. great basketball, spectacular events. A+
It's an honor to play basketball in a venue built by Jordan Brand for kids enrolled in local leagues. The arrival area also tells the story of Carmelo Anthony & NY culture through the years.
Great event space, huge white walled bball court. Went for a nba live 16 preview party. Its a court for prof players and some kids league stuff. Not open to public
It's really nice! The basketball court is big and the rollerskating rink is super cheap 5$ to get in. And the view from here is impeccable. Highly recommend
Head uptown to hit the only outdoor public roller rink in New York City (at least until Prospect Park’s Lakeside rink opens for grapevining in spring 2014). Read more.
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