At a Glance
- What
Space Club DUMBO
- Where
254 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn
- Experience
Three floors of active play, building projects, sensory activities, classes, and family spaces.
Blue trampoline lanes and an enclosed rooftop greenhouse.
- Admission
Single Pass listed at $39 for the first two hours.
One child and one adult.
Additional time, adults, and children are charged separately.
One sibling under age one may join without another pass.
- Coverage
- Explore coverage
- Details
- What to Know
- Sources
- Official sources pending verification.
TheNakedNYC coverage
TheNakedNYC documented the three-floor route through Space Club DUMBO.
TheNakedNYC recorded active-play and building areas inside Space Club DUMBO.
Photo Gallery
A circular pink pit contains transparent building pieces for open-ended construction. TheNakedNYC archive
What to Know
Moving Between Three Floors
The building distributes active play, classrooms, family areas, and quieter activities across three levels. Children can change pace as they move from jumping and construction to art or a calmer space.
Open Play and Entry
Families can use open play without a membership and check in during operating hours without a reservation. Entry may pause when the building reaches capacity.
The Two-Hour Single Pass
The listed $39 Single Pass covers one child and one adult for the first two hours. Additional time, adults, and children cost extra; one sibling under one may accompany the group without another pass.
Blue Trampoline Lanes
Rows of blue-framed trampolines form a large movement area. The open arrangement gives children space to bounce, cross lanes, and move between active-play equipment.
Building Without a Set Outcome
Clear interlocking pieces fill a round pink pit. Children can stack, connect, dismantle, and rebuild, choosing their own structures rather than following a fixed design.
Creative and Sensory Spaces
Art tables, classrooms, music activities, and sensory fixtures offer alternatives to the trampoline floor. A yellow wall uses moving air to send lightweight objects through transparent tubes.
Rooms for Groups
Scheduled classes and private celebrations use dedicated spaces. The DUMBO location lists three party rooms, with child-sized and adult-sized tables for different groups.
A Cafe Within the Visit
Space Club Cafe serves food and drinks inside the play space. Families can pause without leaving the building, but must remain checked in while using the cafe.
The Rooftop Greenhouse
An enclosed greenhouse at the top of the building contains tables and planters. Light and growing space give the rooftop a quieter character than the active floors below.
Beyond Drop-In Play
Weekday art, Play-Doh, music, and movement classes supplement open play. The schedule also lists after-school care, camps, movie nights, and separately booked parties.
