Imagine this scenario: It's a nice spring Saturday, a…read moreperfect day to take pick-up basketball way too seriously. You have just scored 4 baskets in a row, telling the other team made up of accountants and construction workers "GET A HAND UP I'M TRYNA GET BETTER!" A crowd is gathering along the fence. The baddies running down the westside highway stopping to see what all the commotion is. "Who is that guy?" They wonder to themselves, subtly biting their lip. It's now game point, the Freedom Tower also has eyes it's on you as you call for an iso. The crowd anticipation is tangible. In and out cross, the defender buckles. Hard pound dribble to a step back as you let that thing fly...... BAAAAAANNNNGGGGG! But yeah, this court is great as the nets are fully intact and court is freshly paved. The upkeep is unmatched. Tompkins square park please take notes.

Basketball City is huge. I have been there for a couple of events…read more I would say that if going from the train, it is better to make your way from the North than to go from the south. Also, if you are going to the entrance from the southern approach, stay west and don't walk up on the waterway. Unless it is warm and you want a scenic view, in which case, go north and walk along the water and around the building as it is a great view. In the winter, you will be on a date with the icy wind.

Came here for a private event over the Memorial Day weekend and its been good. The vast amount of…read moreactivities that you can do here is unlimited (to an extent haha). Restrooms are cleaned (which is a great sign), restocked throughout the day. The prices at the snack bar and food stand is so reasonable compared to the prices in another state (cough cough NYC). There is an arcade, a rock climbing wall (priced separately). Basketball, volleyball, the gym.. you guessed it. There is a hotel connected to venue for players as well! C:

This is a wonderful park it seems on the smaller side which is not a bad thing. It has space for…read morepeople to play baseball and work out. There is a playground for the kiddos. There is also a nice sized dog park area. In the outer layer of the park it's filled with greenery, plants and flowers.

I don't know what it is about this park but I love being here late in the evening and just…read morestrolling.

Pretty nice shared public and school athletic field area. Green astroturf multi-use soccer field,…read morebasketball courts, baseball backstop, water fountain. On the outside I walked around and viewed multiple plaques on the surrounding sidewalks depicting famous Peters from Peter Pan to Peter Rabbit to Peter Parker/Spider Man.

My name is Yeran mena I am 16 years old I played basketball in my country rep sun two months ago…read morethat I do not play well just throw balls to not lose the habit and I am crazy to find a covered court or something where they give practice can you help me can I go to practice? I'm from Bronx but I have enthusiasm and desire to play and practice basketball more in my country I did it daily help me if I can leave me the information I know a little English I am using translator

This team of guys are the real deal. They are all professional, personable, and experts in the…read morefield of basketball with a real vested interest in the kids that they train. Collectively, Ross, Tim and Nate have played on three Division I College teams, two NCAA Final Four teams, possess professional experience playing on 2 D-League and 3 European teams and in assisting coaching 3 Division I College teams. Their passion for the game and level of work ethic is infectious to the kids and can be seen in the results they deliver. Their techniques and drills are tough, but extremely effective. I HIGHLY recommend them. P.S. their summer and holiday camps are awesome!

highly recommended program. I learned so much. They built my confidence so much. i have been…read moreworking with them for over 8 years now.

KJ's Project Swish's impact on my sons has been immeasurable. I can't say enough about the level of…read moreexpertise, knowledge, patient thorough instruction, and dedication they have received from the program. KJPS is honestly is on par with the best training/coaching in the country. My boys have become better players and people. Highly recommended!

B autofill clean facility. Glorious swimming pool. Insanely inexpensive. What's not to like?read more

Has a lot of amenities and is going to be adding more! I have been going everyday and have been…read moreenjoying it everyday. The workers are also great! Informational and helpful!

This is a very small park that is next to a highway underpass and the Pulaski Bridge. It is not…read morereally much of a park. It is really just a couple of handball courts and basketball courts. However, because of its location, it is almost a hidden gem of sorts. I've been here a couple times and it was always completely empty. My friends and I were the only ones there so we got to enjoy these courts as we pleased. And the basketball courts are in fact in good condition.

This reminds me so much of the Floor Is Lava game and is such a fun place for kids and adults…read morealike! They have 3 rooms to choose from depending on the difficulty level and the number of people in each group. We opted for Blue's Arena, which is best suited for 2-4 first-time players. There's a small locker area where you can store your belongings during the game. The hour we booked for was divided into 2 sessions. Each session features a different game with about 10-12 levels each. If you fail a level, no worries because you can always repeat it. You can also take a short break in between the sessions, which we definitely did because it was quite a good workout session.

We loved it! It's in a weird location, but once you get inside it's all good and it's a lot of fun…read more They should tell you to come in short sleeves or tanks because we were definitely way too hot wearing sweaters and jumping around the way we did