It was a dark and stormy night.<\/p>\n

Well, I mean, it was a Sunday afternoon, but it sure felt<\/em> like a dark and stormy night. DaddyVents was under the weather, and the 2Live Crew was turnt all<\/em> the way up. I had to find something to do with them, and quick.<\/p>\n

After checking Red Tri\u2019s event calendar<\/a>, I found it.<\/p>\n

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Curiosity on Court<\/a> is a new play space in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn that celebrates the city.<\/p>\n

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Unlike other play spaces, there\u2019s no monthly membership required\u2013you and your crew can show up and sign in for a full day of play. That\u2019s right, a full day<\/em>. For $25 per child and $20 for each additional sibling, you can tackle the climbing wall, play in the subway area, grab lunch at Chipotle, and come back<\/strong> to play some more after naptime.<\/p>\n

After taking off their shoes, kids can rearrange tubes on a magnetic ball wall (this was my favorite part!) topped by the city skyline, or head to the toddler area to read books and play.<\/p>\n

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The custom-designed climbing wall resembles a row of Brooklyn brownstones, ranging in difficulty from left to right.<\/p>\n

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There\u2019s a kitchen area where kids can \u201cbake,\u201d wash dishes, and do laundry; a train table; and a subway station with a wooden Metrocard machine and a real speaker asking you to \u201cstand clear of the closing doors.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The main feature of Curiosity on Court is its multi-level climbing structure, with soft stairs, punching bags, and jumbo sized balls. There\u2019s a street light in the center of it all, adding to the city theme. Kids can climb through the \u201cHolland Tunnel\u201d before going down the spiral slide.<\/p>\n

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