Haven't been to Domino Park in a long time but glad it's iceskating season. The rink is small but…read morenot overly crowded. I have my own skates so didnf have go rent. You cannot bring bags on to the ice so I just it left mines briefly on to the side. There is a lot of seating around the area. There are also lockers available. If you need the restroom, use it before you put on your skates. The restroom is located across the street in another building. Also, it's always colder by the water so dress warmly. There was no time limit so you can skate to your heart's content. It was a lovely day. Even walked back over the bridge back into the city. Had a great time.

I came here with my friend on a Monday afternoon. We came right when the rink opened at 2:30pm. It…read morewasn't super crowded at first, but it did fill up. Including skate rental, we each paid around $35, which didn't feel so bad. It's a fairly small rink but the view is incredible. I would definitely come back!

I usually don't leave bad reviews, especially for family-owned businesses, but unfortunately, this…read moreexperience was very disappointing. They advertise a 9 PM closing time, so I drove an hour to give my daughter the full hour and a half for her birthday. When we arrived, we were told they were actually closing in 30 minutes, around 8 PM. I was then told that if we wanted to enter, we still had to pay for the full hour and a half. I offered to pay for the 30 mins but they insisted on paying 1.5 hours and only allow them to play for 30 mins. I explained that we had driven an hour, but they were unwilling to make any accommodation. I found this extremely unfair and disappointing. Unfortunately, I will not be returning, and I cannot recommend this business to others.

I got to come here during their soft opening on March 12th with my toddler and husband. This…read moreplayspace/arcade took over the old Party City and sheesh I didn't realize the Party City that was here was this big! A bummer was that there was no promotions for the soft opening and they were only offering one for their grand opening on Sunday. It would've been cool to get a coupon or 1 free arcade play or complimentary socks for the playspace for the soft opening, but whatever, we still stayed and enjoyed. The space is large and filled with lots of fun areas for both younger and older kids. I was told that this was actually their largest location. On weekdays, the trampoline/play area is 1.5 hrs for 24.99+tax and 2.5 hrs is 27.99+tax. Weekends it is 27.99 and 32.99+tax, respectively. It is $3.00 if you don't bring your own grippy socks - and you'll need them (some areas were slick even with the mats, padding and grip socks on). They offer different packages for their points for the arcade and if they are like their other locations, will probably offer lots of different promotions :) The play area is on the ground floor and the arcade is on the lower level. There is a "bead"/pebble area (similar to sand play, but much cleaner), a large ball pit with slides, climbing, interactive video games, timed obstacle course, trampolines, foam pits, Floor is Lava game and lots more! We stayed in this area for the duration of our paid time and then went to check out the arcade area on the lower level, but you can go in/out between the two areas if you want. Down in the arcade area they also have bumper cars, various VR games, archery as well as a bunch of fun games and crane games. The lights are fun and engaging like their other locations. We got to play some crane games and won some plushies :) All in all a great time and my little one is already asking to go back!

There wasn't much indoor playgrounds open after 8PM, so I came by Space House (Kiddos Space)…read morebecause on weekends they close at 9:30PM. The indoor playground isn't extremely big but it has the essentials. There isn't much sensory activities. Good that my toddler (under 2 years old) is half price for the admissions and the adults can accompany without any charge but anti slip socks required. They have a good amount of arcade games. I prefer their arcade games more than their indoor playground but I would return especially if I need drain my little one out when other indoor playgrounds are closed.

Came here for a birthday party. Staffs were friendly. It was easy to check in and they gave our…read morekids grip socks for the indoor playground. There looks like a total of 4 party rooms. 3 upstairs and 1 downstairs. Pretty spacious. Beside the indoor playground they also have arcade and claw machines. The indoor playground area was nice but it is a bit small. With kids and parents, It got really crowded and stuffy very fast. There's a few racing arcade games. The claw machine has a very high payout. We tried 10 times and still not able to get it. Overall my kids did have a good time and they did enjoy the playground.

Probably the best news I've heard in a long long time…read more Aviator is OUT and new management (Brooklyn Golf Yard) has taken over the driving range, mini golf and the pitch-n-putt out in Riis Park. Just visited the new range and it's great. New mats, new balls, TopTracer, REAL clubhouse, work being done on mini golf, and soon to come food court in the old food court area. Gonna be a good summer.

Had a solid time hitting balls at this driving range it is no thrills. You pay for about 60 balls…read moreand then you can get to work

Love this place! Many activities to try! Great track near by! Water fountains. Hand ball court…read more Basket ball court. They have these little squares in the floor that when you step on them they make a chime sound! I love the swings even though I am old. Spacious and plenty of benches and tables! It is a clean and safe!

The park is a blight on the parks department image…read more 1. They waste water all day with no one using and night by leaving the children's sprinkler fountain running. I filed a complaint with 311. 2. They fail to secure the park at night and teens are breaking glass bottles everywhere, not safe for children. Needs a full-time security guard at night. 3. The teens turn over the full trash cans for fun. 4. The teens rip up the cork running track for fun. 5. The teens break the fences and gates for fun. 6. The park is not well maintained, litter everywhere. 7. The tennis courts are missing nets, the basket ball courts are missing nets. For upscale neighborhood of $1million dollar homes this is a disgrace.

I emailed Wonderland Playhouse about their outside food fee about whether it applies to cake and…read moredrinks. They told me there would be no fee, so I go ahead and place a deposit for my son's birthday party. Three days before the party they added the outside food fee to my invoice, and I told them I was told that it wouldn't apply to cake and drinks. They apologized and tried to give me a discount on the fee. I didn't ask for a discount nor do I want one because I was specifically told that the outside food fee doesn't apply to cake and drinks. They then said I misunderstood. Please help me understand where the misunderstanding was when they clearly said there would be no fee, as per the email. After some back and forth, they said if they were to waive the outside food fee, we would have to supply our own tableware. At this point, my husband and I are livid with this encounter and decided to cancel the party and lose our deposit. As a business, how can they take no accountability? I was clearly told it wouldn't apply. Had they said otherwise, I would've booked Sweetspot Playhouse instead. Make sure everything is written down and save all texts and emails before putting down a deposit. P.S, full payment is due before services are rendered and make sure everything is written out in black and white.

I wish the information about their hours and membership access would be more clear…read more On the website home page, it states that Sunday Open Play is 1:30-7. However, under the "Play" tab it states that Open Play on Saturdays and Sundays is from 10-7. Under "Membership" it states "Unlimited Open Play access 7 days a week for up to 2 hour per day." It does not mention anything about closures for private events, until one scrolls all the way to the bottom where it says in small print "Please note: Access may be limited during private parties or special events". When one pays for membership, the receipt states all the way at the end "Your membership gives you unlimited access 7 days a week, except when we're closed for private parties. To stay updated on any weekend closures, just check our Instagram stories!" However, it is not reasonable to expect people to be reading the fine print on their receipts. Additionally, locating the information on their Instagram account is not easy. The information should instead be clearly communicated on their website, or at least the website should instruct people to call before arriving to ensure the playground is open. Given that people are arriving with young children, it's really important for a playground to communicate their hours clearly so people can plan in advance. This communication would prevent customers from arriving with their children, only to be told they need to wait a few hours before they are let in.

Great space. A little rough at the water section. Lots to explore and find. Easy day for kidsread more

Prelude- I was so impressed by these four playgrounds and each design that I felt this place…read moredeserve its own review thread instead of mixing it in the general "Brooklyn Bridge Park" reviews. Over all this new section call Pier 6 is not at all complete; I'm disappointed but the four themed playgrounds are completed and it is FABULOUS. Yelper who have young child or are parents if you did not take your child ( 2 to 12 years) to these playgrounds they will miss a opportunity of a life time. These four playgrounds are like a mini-amusement park for free. If you take a child there they will love forever and ever until they become teenagers. Five stars for the design and builder of these playgrounds. This place is a child's dream to be able to play in this fantastic public playground! I being a geek can't help loving this place but how do I describe them? I think it is best through pictures and a quick description to start you: 1) Slide Mountain- the slides are wonder and fun. There a several that are at different heights. I even saw adults sneak down the slides and screaming like their child. 2) Sandbox Village- great for smaller kids; the wooden choo-choo train is so cute and there are several mini-bungalows for the kids to play in. 3) Water Lab- you will get wet, you want to get wet and it is so must fun. 4) Swing valley- fantastic landscaping and banked walls but don't let the little ones run into the moving swings.

Fairly clean playground in this quiet neighborhood. I used to come here during my childhood years…read moreand I have to say they have changed over many years. Hockey rink still remains closed since the last time I visited as a kid.

Park is small and dilapidated compared to others around the neighborhood. The children's playground…read morehas rust running around the corner of the mini slide. Drunk dudes takes over the benches on the side, leaving no place safe to sit. Handball courts are always filled with rowdy teenagers, and the smell of weed. The only good thing about this park is the hockey rink next to it. If I can't enjoy this park, at least I can watch a hockey game being played.