Brooklyn Zoo NY

Nice place I didn’t know we have a zoo in Brooklyn, it is smaller than Bronx but it is so convenient to us who stay in Brooklyn. It is also very interactive for kids.

Got charged 60$ for "open play" but the room was sooo small and they were "teaching classes" nobody was even at the door and all the class kids were using up most of the few activities that were available. It's DEFINITELY not like advertised. The picture thats posted looks like how it might've looked 6 years ago. But now its dark, old and dingey. The workers didn't even greet you at the front desk you had to search for someone and they seemed annoyed to be asked any questions. Definitely NOT worth the money. Oh and dont pay for adults, the website does not say that its kids only yet they took my money for an adult pass.

Awesome place! Had our son's 7th birthday party here and the kids had a lot of fun. Instructors were great and kept them entertained with a mix of structured games and free play across two floors. Area for pizza and cake was nice too. Recommend!

We had the most amazing time at Brooklyn Zoo for our 7 yr old’s birthday today! The coaches, Frances & Ian, were incredible at instructing and making it super fun for the kids! Our party host set everything up beautifully and made it a breeze from start to finish. Everyone absolutely loved it.

When the weather dips into the teens and your little ones have tons of energy to release, the Brooklyn Zoo is a great place to let them release their inner animals. I signed my 7-year-old nephew up for the Parkour Basics class. He had a great time learning how to properly run and jump in the different indoor obstacle courses on the 2nd floor. Next, he took the Ninja Training class on the 1st floor, which is great for kids into the American Ninja Warrior shows. In both classes, the kids are taught to stretch and warm up before beginning their training, and they are given a water break in the middle of the class. Each class is an hour long and led by instructors who focus the children's energies by having them do specific stunts. When asked, my nephew said he preferred the Ninja Training class more because the stunts were more fun. Each class is $25, but you can purchase a 10-pack for $180. It's best to create an account on their website first, sign up for the classes you want to take, then just check in at the front desk to see where the class is held. Classes are available for any age group, including adults. And like with any type of physical activity, care must be taken to avoid injuries, so instructors should be followed or consulted before attempting the stunts.