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Union Square Playground

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  1. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  2. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  3. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  4. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  5. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  6. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  7. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  8. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  9. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  10. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  11. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  12. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  13. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  14. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

  15. Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
    Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney

    Union Square Playground

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Time Out says

Though using many of the same materials and equipment as other city playgrounds, Union Square went out of its way to be extra creative, and the result is a quirky, mold-breaking kid mecca. The playground is best known for its gleaming hemispherical dome, which challenges kids to scale its enormous gleaming surface, but other features—checkerboard rubber flooring, various stainless-steel slides, spiral climbers and horns sticking out of the ground that are redolent of Dr. Seuss’s Horton Hears a Who—deserve props too.

Details

Address:
Union Square Park
New York
Cross street:
between 16th and 17th Sts
Contact:
View Website
Transport:
Subway: L, N, Q, R, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St–Union Sq
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