DUMBO's New Space Club Has Trampolines, a Giant Bead Pit and a Rooftop Greenhouse
The three-level indoor playground combines open play, sensory installations, creative classes and after-school programming at 254 Plymouth Street.
Space Club has opened its third Brooklyn location, transforming a DUMBO building into three levels of colorful, hands-on play.
The new outpost brings together trampolines, a giant bead pit, building zones, creative rooms, a cafe and a rooftop greenhouse. Classes, after-school care, parties and community programming extend the space beyond an ordinary drop-in playground.
At a glance
| Space Club DUMBO | |
|---|---|
| Address | 254 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn |
| Neighborhood | DUMBO |
| Best for | Families with toddlers and school-age children |
| Hours | 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week |
| Visitor access | $39 Single Pass for the first two hours for one child and one adult |
| Reservations | Not accepted for open play; first-time visitors need a waiver and payment profile |
| Highlights | Three-level playground, bead pit, trampolines, creative spaces and rooftop greenhouse |
| Programs | Weekday classes, after-school care, camps, parties and movie nights |
| Website | Official Space Club website |
Operational details were checked against Space Club's official website on August 1, 2026, and may change.
Watch: Inside Space Club DUMBO
Take a quick look inside the playground, sensory rooms, creative zones and rooftop greenhouse.
What's Inside
| Explore | Create | Recharge |
|---|---|---|
| Three-level playground | Building zones | Family cafe |
| Trampoline areas | Art and activity rooms | Party rooms |
| Giant bead pit | Tactile sensory installations | Rooftop greenhouse |
The strongest part of the DUMBO location is its range. High-energy play areas sit alongside quieter rooms for making, classes and sensory activity, allowing families to shift pace without leaving the building.
See More from Our Visit
Swipe through some of the most colorful spaces and activity areas from TheNakedNYC's visit.
Photo Gallery
The sequence below moves from the club's saturated sensory environment into its trampoline floor, art programming, classroom and interactive tactile wall.
More Than Open Play
Weekday Classes
Member classes run at 10 and 11 a.m. Monday through Friday. The DUMBO schedule rotates among sensory play, art, dance or movement and music; classes are not included with Single Pass visits.
After-School Program
Space Club offers after-school programming across its three Brooklyn locations. Registration is limited to active members and follows term-based enrollment rather than ordinary drop-in admission.
Community Events
Monthly movie nights, parties, camps and other scheduled activities give families reasons to return beyond open play. Access rules vary: movie nights and camp or after-school registration are member benefits, while party bookings follow their own reservation process.
Before You Go
- Open play: Nonmembers can visit with a Single Pass. The current price is $39 for the first two hours for one child and one adult; additional time and adults cost extra.
- Visit length: Space Club does not require reservations or enforce a fixed play-session limit, but Single Pass billing increases after the first two hours.
- Infants: A tagalong sibling under age one may enter free; other children need their own pass.
- Arrival: Grip socks are required on the equipment. First-time visitors should complete the waiver and add payment information before checking in.
- Capacity: Members receive priority entry. Busy weekends and school holidays may produce an outdoor queue.
- Strollers: Indoor stroller parking is generally available on weekdays. Weekend and school-holiday rules differ for Single Pass visitors.
- Cafe: Guests must be checked into the play space to remain in the cafe.
- Accessibility: The official pages reviewed do not publish detailed accommodation information. Contact the DUMBO team directly before visiting if specific access arrangements are needed.
TheNakedNYC Take
Space Club DUMBO works best as an all-weather family destination where active play and creative programming exist under one roof. Its three-level layout and highly visual sensory areas give children room to explore, while classes, after-school care and the cafe make the location practical for repeat visits. The rooftop greenhouse is the feature that most clearly separates it from a conventional indoor playground.