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Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex
Chelsea Piers is a must for families with children and sports players of any skill level.
Visit the Chelsea Piers website for a full calendar of sports leagues, drop-in classes, and services.
On-site restaurants include a salad bar, pizza joint, and members-only café. Plenty of other food options in Chelsea are just steps away.
Hourly parking is available, and frequent guests can prepay for 50% off the regular rate.
The complex is wheelchair accessible.
Free Wi-Fi is available.
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That depends. Tours of Manhattan with exterior views of Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex cost anywhere from US$60 for a bus tour to US$300 for a helicopter tour. For New Yorkers, family membership costs US$75 a month. Or, you can pay to bowl or ice skate inside.
Focusing on offering fitness classes, facilities, and sports programming for all members of the family, Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex is a gym and sports complex located in the heart of Manhattan. There are also locations in downtown Brooklyn and Stamford, Connecticut.
Yes, tours of the venues of Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex are available upon request for those interested in joining; email in advance to set up an appointment. Otherwise, you can check out Chelsea Piers from the outside by foot, bike, bus, helicopter, or boat tour along the Hudson River.
Yes, Chelsea Piers is great for families with children (family sports membership is offered). In addition to public ice skating and bowling, the complex hosts toddler gym sessions, ice skating lessons, rock climbing lessons, and summer camps. There's a daycare and preschool; you can throw birthday parties here, too.
No, there's no free parking at Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex unless you can snag a street spot on Sunday (when metered parking in Manhattan is free). However, you’ll find paid hourly and monthly parking at Piers 59-61. Parking drop-offs are free for 20 minutes or less.