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Photos: Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 2 Features Rollerskating, Shuffleboard


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Jen Carlson

Published May 20, 2014

Modified May 20, 2014


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Pier 2 from the Fruit Street Sitting Area.

 

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Published May 20, 2014

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While Pier 2's official opening ceremony isn't until Thursday, it has actually been sitting there open to the public all week. We dropped by yesterday to take a look at the newest Brooklyn Bridge Park pier to get a makeover, and this one will feature five acres of active recreation, including basketball, bocce, handball, shuffleboard courts, fitness equipment, swings, and a full-size roller rink. There will also be picnic tables and restrooms available on the pier—click through for a little preview.

This is in addition to Brooklyn Bridge Park's other features, including concessions and a volleyball court (Pier 6), a soccer field, fishing spots, and grills (Pier 5), an upcoming beach that you cannot swim at (Pier 4), a greenway (Pier 3), a shallow swimming pool and bar (near Pier 2), picnic lawns (Pier 1), and condos condos condos!

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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