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Bryant Park has a French-style merry-go-round, open year-round, plus a well-maintained lawn, with chairs and tables. The outdoor Reading Room has picture books and summertime story times. In winter. Take a spin on the free ice-skating rink. The park also has clean bathrooms, a rarity in midtown.
Furthermore, the Pond, a free-admission ice skating rink, opened in the park in 2005. [144] The park's public restrooms were renovated in 2006 and in 2017. [145] [146] The dramatic rise in real estate values in the area around Bryant Park, as well as new construction in adjacent areas, was a consequence of the park's improvements.
3. Re: wollman rink vs bryant park rink. 16 years ago. The scenery ain't bad at Bryant Park in my opinion. It's easier to get to and free if you have your own skates. Weekend and holiday lines will be long - best to go in the afternoon on a workday. But Wollman is bigger. Report inappropriate content. nywhiz.
Winter Village Ice Skating at Bryant Park - Review of Bryant Park, New York City, NY - Tripadvisor. Bryant Park. 23,940 Reviews. #11 of 2,184 things to do in New York City. Nature & Parks. Between 40th and 42nd Streets & Fifth and Sixth Ave, New York City, NY 10018. Open today: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM.
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Hi All, I would like to try ice skating for my first trip to NY, which one do you think it's better? I did some comparison between Wollman & Bryant: - Wollman:$11 for weekdays, skate rental is $7, locker is $5 (i'm assuming the locker is safe and big enough to store your shoes& backpack?) - Bryant: Admission is free, however skate rental is $14.
The organizers say as many as three million people will visit the winter village at Bryant Park through the winter season, and as many as 300,000 people will enjoy the ice-skating rink.
Wollman Rink in Central Park is BIG, beautiful and iconic. The rink at Bryant Park is smaller, has no fee (except for skates) and is right near a lot of other things you'll want to see anyway. Why not try both?