Suggestions for Stadiums near New York
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Bonnie C. • October 13, 2014Did an obstacle race here and this stadium was in great condition and well maintained
Ben G. • September 29, 2016Wonderful indoor stadium. They could use some new food and drink vendors though. Also not sure why tickets to everything are so expensive.
DoubleDeuce • August 15, 2014One of the top three views when playing soccer in New York City. Good turf too. Usually pickup soccer going on as well.
Stephanie C. • August 27, 2012The club is inside an apartment building -- go ahead in and head to the third floor.
7.2Sports and Recreation •Bryant Park (Near 42nd St, toward 6th Ave), New York
Igor S. • October 13, 2015Igor Solonkovich love this stadium and park..........
Carmen C. • June 26, 2015The actors and stadium seating works for me. I love the place and the performances!
Spanish Rob V. • May 31, 2019Amazing, small intimate venue with both GA and stadium seating farther back. Don't buy VIP, it's a ripoff and seats aren't guaranteed so you might just $20 for no reason.
Cindy T. • July 18, 2010Sportime Stadium is the home of NY Sportimes, the New York team of the World Team Tennis league. There is only one concession stand at the stadium. Bring your own snacks and drinks to avoid the line.
K. C. • March 29, 2011Best tennis spot on east side. Semi-private lessons are great ways to learn the basics!
Karen • April 21, 2023Great place to take your kids when they’re becoming restless at the game. Too bad you lose out on watching the game when you’re a parent. Might as well not come to the game and just go to the park.
Stephanie D. • November 21, 2013If you buy one of those deals on living social or such, bear in mind the private lessons are held on a fake/mock mini half court, with an automatic ball machine. You won't be on a real tennis court.
nycHealthy • February 8, 2012Did you know that you have to walk 3 miles from Yankee Stadium to Central Park to burn off the calories from one 20oz. soda?
Ben F. • July 7, 2016$50 to rent a cage for a half hour. Call ahead and reserve, can get busy on the weekends and during bad weather.
Laura G. • September 26, 2016Courts are clean and well managed. Worth spending the money to reserve online so you don't have to wait for a court. Be sure to buy the NYC season permit in order to be able to reserve online.
Varun S. • April 23, 20157 am is the magic hour. Get here at 7:05 and you'll be waiting for an hour. Get here at 6:55 and live out your Djokovic dreams.
Brian S. • December 2, 2014Great courts to play on with plenty of back court space. Hard courts with some give to them so doesn't tax the body.Nice locker room and lounge. Great overall facility with friendly staff.
Will S. • April 5, 2015I prefer this location over Union Square for more popular titles. Still crowded, but stadium style seating and a little off the beaten path is a nice change of pace.
Cesar R. • January 18, 2011Although it's meant for paddle ball, you can get away with a light tennis match.
8.3Performing Arts •566 Laguardia Pl (at Washington Sq S), New York
NY Waterway • August 7, 2012This is an excellent, modern venue with exciting acts from all over the world. Skirball's stadium style seating and small-moderate size provide fantastic sightlines no matter where you sit.
Gerald R. • April 1, 2016Stadium seating multiplex theater impressive , nice seats , Air condition, and finally freestyle soda machine I love the way they take care of this theater
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