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Writer's pictureTamir Rosenblum

Searching for Kid-Friendly Things to Do in New York City

Updated: Sep 17, 2024

You've booked a trip to New York City for the whole family and now you're seeking kid-friendly activities and experiences. How do you go about crafting your itinerary? Naturally, you begin by examining the tourist map, familiarizing yourself with the various neighborhoods, pinpointing your hotel's location, and identifying relevant attractions in each area.


The FunDay team has meticulously curated the most enjoyable kid-friendly experiences across different areas: Midtown, Uptown, Downtown, around Central Park, around Times Square, around Rockefeller Center, and of course, Queens and Brooklyn. But that's not all— we've also integrated a filtering system for each area based on kid-friendly categories.


For instance, you can specifically search for indoor gaming experiences in Midtown Manhattan or kid-friendly dessert spots in uptown Manhattan. At FunDay, our mission is to provide parents with the fastest route to planning their next family adventure, ensuring it's suitable, achievable, and packed with fun for their kids.


Ready? Let's explore the different neighborhoods of New York City and discover the most fun kid-friendly experiences it has to offer.



The kids in Midtown Manhattan
The kids in Midtown Manhattan (infront of the New York Public Library)


The Kids in Uptown Manhattan (at the American Museum of Natural History)The Kids in Uptown Manhattan (at the American Museum of Natural History)
The Kids in Uptown Manhattan (at the American Museum of Natural History)


The kids in Downtown Manhattan
The kids in Downtown Manhattan (next to the Oculus)


Emma in Central Park
Emma in Central Park



Ethan in Times Square
Ethan in Times Square


Lia and I are ice-skating at Rockefeller Center
Lia and I are ice-skating at Rockefeller Center



Lia and Ethan in Brooklyn
Lia and Ethan in Brooklyn


New York City Hall of Science
Ethan and I are playing mini-golf in Queens (New York Hall of Science)

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