Tours and Tickets to Experience Domino Park

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There’s no entrance fee to visit Domino Park, which is free and open to the public. However, certain activities cost extra. For example, a 75-minute session at the park’s seasonal ice skating rink costs $22 per person, with discounts on select days and times, and for New York residents with valid ID.

Set along the Williamsburg waterfront in Brooklyn, Domino Park is a 5-acre (2-hectare) space where the historic Domino Sugar Refinery once operated. Wooden benches and lounge chairs facing the East River, grassy lawns, a playground, and a scenic promenade with views of the Manhattan skyline make this a popular spot for both locals and out-of-towners.

Yes, Domino Park is great for kids. It boasts one of the most unique playgrounds in Brooklyn, inspired by the sugar-refining process and built with wood and aluminum salvaged from the original factory. There’s also a covered slide. Younger kids can burn off their sugar highs here from sunrise to sunset.

The park is open daily from 6am until 11pm. If you’d like to beat the crowds, then come early in the morning, when you’re only likely to encounter joggers and dog walkers. Sunny weekend afternoons are the busiest times. Domino Park also hosts weekly and seasonal events, from ice skating to yoga sessions.

That depends. If you’re on a bus or biking tour through NYC’s five boroughs, then chances are you’ll just take a photo stop at Domino Park. If you’re visiting independently, then you could bring a takeout lunch and a book, or purchase food in the park, and easily spend a whole afternoon people-watching.