Plan a First Session at Ferox Ninja Park

Ferox Ninja Park in Greenpoint offers a surprising variety of indoor challenges for all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re curious about freeform play, want the accountability of a class, or are seeking adult-focused fitness, you’ll need to choose your session, confirm the latest rules, and prepare for a new kind of active outing.

This guide will walk you through the session types, compare pricing and scheduling, and clarify what to expect for attire, waivers, supervision, adaptive participation and safety guidelines. Follow along to plan a hassle-free first adventure to 72 Noble Street, right in the heart of Greenpoint’s creative corridor.

Session Types: Open Play, Classes and Adult Programs

Ferox Ninja Park currently offers three main ways to experience its obstacle courses and interactive attractions:

• Two-hour open play: Booked online or in advance, this option gives you access to a variety of courses including ninja obstacles, a racing course, trampolines, foam pits, a warped wall, zip lines, parkour structures, and an arcade. Open play is unguided and best for those who want to explore and move at their own pace. Staff are present to monitor safety, but coaching is not included.

• Children’s classes: Ferox offers sessions for ages 4–13, typically grouped by age bracket. Instructors guide small groups through technique, strength, agility, and movement basics using gym equipment and obstacles. This is ideal for kids who learn best with structure or are building confidence.

• Adult classes and fitness: Adults (ages 18 and up) can book drop-in ninja classes, open gym, aerials or similar fitness sessions. These are class-based, typically requiring advance registration, with coaching and use of the ninja obstacles.

Private lessons may also be available; inquire in advance for rates and booking requirements.

Current Pricing and Booking Tips

Open play is priced at $32 for a two-hour visit during off-peak hours (generally Monday–Thursday and some Fridays). Peak pricing, at $39 for two hours, applies on weekends and whenever New York City public schools are on holiday, as posted by the NYC Department of Education. Book online via the park website to check day-by-day rates; prices and classifications may change.

Class prices, private lessons, and adult session rates are listed on the separate classes page and may vary by session length and age. Discounted multi-class packages may be available; contact the park for current details.

Capacity limits and schedule changes happen with little notice—especially on days following high demand or during school breaks. Early booking is recommended, and it’s wise to call ahead if you have a large group or specific accessibility needs.

What You’ll Find Inside: Attractions and Layout

Ferox Ninja Park’s main floor includes the widely featured ninja obstacle course, a dedicated racing lane, several trampolines, a parkour section, foam pits, and a warped wall. Zip line rides and an arcade area are also promoted on the current website. Most attractions are designed to suit a range of ability levels, but some have minimum age or height requirements, and not all features may be available at all times.

Open play visitors can expect access to most, but not all, themed areas. Class participants will follow an instructor-led circuit, often using modified versions of the obstacles. Adult open gym and class users get full access to adult-appropriate course elements.

If you or a group member has mobility impairments or sensory sensitivities, email or call the park in advance. The website does not list detailed adaptive features, so direct confirmation is recommended if you need ramp access, quieter sessions, visual cues, or hands-on assistance.

What to Wear and Bring

Athletic clothing is required for all participants, and closed-toe, non-slip shoes are strongly recommended. The park may require grip socks for some attractions—double-check when you book. Jewelry, loose items, and unsecured long hair should be avoided for safety.

Stow valuables at home or in a secure, on-site locker if one is available. Water stations may be available, but bringing your own sealed water bottle is always smart, as vending policies can shift.

Waivers, Supervision and Safety Rules

All visitors must sign an electronic waiver before participating. Sign in advance for a smoother check-in.

Children under a certain age typically require on-site parental supervision for open play (usually ages 12 and under, but verify the age cutoff before arrival). Only participants who meet posted height or age requirements will be permitted on certain obstacles or in specific classes.

While Ferox staff monitor safety, participation involves inherent risks. The park does not guarantee a zero-injury environment. Anyone with questions about handling specific medical concerns, accessibility or risk factors should address these with staff ahead of the visit.

Alcohol is not served, and adults accompanying minor participants are expected to prioritize supervision; any off-site socializing in the area should be planned responsibly and with safety in mind.

Arrival, Hours and Neighborhood Context

Current hours are: Monday–Thursday 2–8 p.m., Friday 2–11 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.–10 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m.–8 p.m. Confirm posted hours on the day of your visit, as school holidays and other events may affect closing times and session availability.

Ferox Ninja Park is located in a converted warehouse setting at 72 Noble Street, close to the East River Ferry landing and a few blocks from the Greenpoint Avenue G train stop. Street parking can be limited. While the entrance is at street level, accessibility details are not fully posted—call in advance to discuss wheelchair or stroller access if needed.

Greenpoint’s lively retail and dining corridors are a short walk away, making Ferox an option for added fun before or after your session. For birthday parties or group bookings, inquire ahead for rules, outside food policies, and private area availability.

Before you go

Every visit to Ferox Ninja Park is different, and session formats, rules, pricing and attractions can change with little notice. Review the park’s own website for the latest session schedules, restrictions, and booking requirements. If you have safety, adaptive, or supervision needs, confirm policies at least a day before arrival. Bringing the correct waiver, attire and payment method can help your outing run smoothly. Whether you’re exploring ninja courses as a family or trying an adult class, a little preparation makes for a more confident and active first session.