New York Baseball Team Family Fun

America’s favorite pastime is back and filled with fun this summer for your families. Baseball parks across the city this summer are packed with giveaways, family fun nights, fireworks, and more! Support your favorite teams by taking part in all that they have to offer!

Mets, Citi Field

This summer you will not want to miss the fun going on at Citi Field! You can take your family to a game on any Friday throughout the summer and recieve a free T-shirt or come out for Family Sunday Funday’s where children 12 years and younger can run around the bases after the game and meet Mr. Met for autographs and pictures! The last home game of the season is September 29. There is still time to partake in all the fun! newyork.mets.mlb.com

Brooklyn Cyclones, MCU Park (Coney Island)

It is all fun and games with the Brooklyn Cyclones this summer! Come out on Saturdays to watch a fireworks show inside the ballpark, each with a different musical theme. On Sundays, there is a pre-game catch on the field, pictures and autographs with players, and after the game, your children can run the bases! Sunday Funday’s also include a pay one-price plan with an order of 2 tickets. In addition, on Mondays and Tuesdays everyone can embrace their inner child and run the bases! The last home game is August 31. brooklyncyclones.com

Long Island Ducks, Bethpage Ballpark (Central Islip)

In addition to their fun games, the Ducks host birthday parties, which include 10 box seats, a pizza party, and the crowd sings happy birthday while the birthday boy or girl gets to hangout in the dugout! The birthday boy or girl will also receive a signed baseball alone with souvenirs for their guests. The last game of the Ducks season is September 21. liducks.com

Yankees, Yankee Stadium

The Bronx Bombers are issuing baseball caps on various nights throughout the summer. Children 14 years and younger will receive a free poster when the Yankees host the Astros on August 21. The last home game of their season is September 22. newyork.yankees.mlb.com

Staten Island Yankees, Richmond County Banks Ballpark (Staten Island)

On August 29, the Staten Island Yankees’ game will end with firework shows. Their last game is September 1. milb.com

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Looking for something to do with the kids in New York City that is fun, exciting, and educational? The Intrepid Museum offers family-friendly activities and programs all year long that keep children engaged, entertained, and curious about history and science. Fun rain or shine, the Museum offers both indoor and outdoor interactive exhibits and activities. With so many things to do and see, you&rsquo;ll never hear &ldquo;I&rsquo;m bored,&rdquo; when you climb aboard Intrepid. A non-profit, educational institution featuring the legendary aircraft carrier Intrepid, the space shuttle Enterprise, the world&rsquo;s fastest jets and a guided missile submarine.

The Wild Center

The Wild Center, nestled within the breathtaking landscape of New York's Adirondack Park, offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of nature. As visitors approach the Center, they are greeted by the Adirondack Mountains towering in the distance, setting the stage for an immersive adventure. Upon entering the 34,000-square-foot exhibit hall, guests are enveloped in a world of wonder and discovery. Interactive exhibits like Planet Adirondack and Climate Solutions invite exploration, allowing visitors to delve into the rich biodiversity of the Adirondack region. The indoor experience also includes an opportunity to soar on Birdly--a one-of-a-kind VR experience. Also, get up close with an animal ambassador during one of many live animal encounters throughout the day. In addition to its indoor exhibits and programs, the Wild Center also boasts 115-acres of extensive outdoor amenities. One of the highlights in the award-winning Wild Walk. Visitors walk up a trail of bridges to the treetops of the Adirondack forest, 40 feet off the ground. Along the way, interactive exhibits provide insights into the flora and fauna that call the Adirondacks home, from songbirds to black bears. The rest of the campus features more ways to explore. Check out Patrick Dougherty&rsquo;s Stickwork sculpture, an all natural installation of woven sticks that will spark your imagination and nostalgia. Immerse yourself in Forest Music, take a naturalist-lead canoe trip, or get your roll on with Raquette River Roll, a brand-new, oversized, all-natural ball run experience opening in June 2024.