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Bed-Stuy Welcomes Awesome New Indoor Playground Flying Apple

Flying Apple is the perfect place for play dates, parties, exploring, playing, and climbing!
Flying Apple is the perfect place for play dates, parties, exploring, playing, and climbing!
4/8/24 - By Diana Kim

Families in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn have a fantastic new indoor playground to explore. Flying Apple debuted last fall and features swings, soft ball pits, obstacle courses, illuminated slides, and games. It's a great option on bad weather days when your kids need to run around and expend some energy.

We recently visited Flying Apple on a rainy afternoon and the kids had so much fun. Read on to get all the details about this new indoor playground, which has already earned its spot on our list of top indoor play spaces in Brooklyn. Check out our comprehensive NYC Kids' Guide to Indoor Play Spaces and Fun Zones for more romping spots.

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Flying Apple's indoor playground is a perfect place for ages up to 10 years old.

Why Flying Apple Is Worth a Visit

Flying Apple New York is a sprawling indoor playground for kids ages 1-10. The owners of Flying Apple started the play space after realizing there was a shortage of indoor play options for this age group in the neighborhood.

The atmosphere of Flying Apple is cozy, playful, and bright. The entire facility is padded and the multi-level jungle gym is netted, so even the smallest kids can romp safely. My kids loved playing with the ball blasters, racing down the slides, diving into the ball pits, and tackling the obstacle courses. The playground also features swings, tunnels, arcade games, puzzles, and climbing walls.

There are plenty of creature comforts for caregivers, too, such as massage chairs and FREE snacks.

Open play is available daily, with prices starting at $22 on weekdays and $30 on weekends. Kids ages 3 and under pay just $16, and all prices include admission for one adult per child.

If you've got a celebration coming up, take note: There is a room off to the side of the playground for birthday parties, which includes a separate entrance. Flying Apple is also planning to host classes in the coming months.

RELATED: 21 Top Indoor Play Spaces in New York City

New indoor playground Flying Apple opens in Bed-Stuy
Flying Apple spans more than 11,000 square feet, giving kids tons of ways to play, including these light-up slides.

Know Before You Go to Flying Apple

  • Flying Apple is a socks-only facility.
  • There are cubbies at the entrance to stash shoes and coats.
  • No outside food or drinks are allowed.
  • Parents need to fill out waivers before kids can play.

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Diana Kim
Diana Kim has been a contributor to Mommy Poppins for nearly 8 years. A Brooklyn mom of three (ages 7-16), she loves exploring family-friendly events and activities in Brooklyn and sharing the best finds with readers.
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