Chelsea Piers

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Large [sports] facility in [lower Manhattan].

Officially called the Chelsea Piers Sports and [Entertainment] Complex, the center takes up Piers 59 through 62 along the [Hudson River]. Included are The Golf Club, The Sports Center, Sky Rink, The Roller Rinks, The Field House, Surfside 3 Maritime Center, and the AMF Chelsea Piers Lanes. Construction began in July 1994, and it opened in stages beginning in August 1995. The project was [privately financed] at a cost of [USD|$]100 million. <P> Sports and fitness activities offered at Chelsea Piers include [baseball], [basketball], [bowling], [boxing], [dance], extreme [in-line skating], [fitness] classes, [golf], [gymnastics], [ice hockey|ice] and [roller hockey], [kayaking], [lacrosse], [rock climbing], [sailing], extreme [skateboarding] and [BMX] biking, [ice skating|ice] and in-line skating, [running], [soccer], [swimming], and [volleyball]. <P> Group and private classes, lessons, and courses are available for most sports, and equipment is usually available for individual use. Facilities can also be rented for [birthday party|birthday parties] and [corporate team-building] exercises. [All ages] are welcome, and [camp]s are available for children and teenagers. There are [restaurant]s and [snack bar]s throughout Chelsea Piers, and [pro shop]s for bowling and skateboarding. Some parking is available on-site and bus and [The New York City Subway Lines Project|subway lines] provide access, but all piers are also accessible to [pedestrian]s. <P> Official website: http://www.chelseapiers.com/