What you'll hear inside Brooklyn Bridge Park:

• 1
  Pier 1

  Pier 1 marks the northern end of Brooklyn Bridge Park's pier complex and was the first section to open to the public in March 2010.

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  Pier 2

  Pier 2 is the sports hub of Brooklyn Bridge Park, purpose-built for physical recreation and water-based activities.

• 3
  Pier 3

  Pier 3 was the last of New York's waterfront piers to be transformed into a public green space, opening in 2018.

• 4
  Pier 4

  Pier 4 is home to Brooklyn Bridge Park's only beach, a natural waterfront space offering direct access to the East River shoreline.

• 5
  Pier 5

  Pier 5 is Brooklyn Bridge Park's dedicated sports facility, featuring multi-purpose playing fields for football, lacrosse, rugby, flag football and ultimate frisbee.

• 6
  Jane's Carousel

  Jane's Carousel is a 1922 carousel housed in a glass pavilion in the Empire Fulton Ferry section of DUMBO, Brooklyn.

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  Pier 6

  Pier 6 is the southernmost pier in Brooklyn Bridge Park, a family-friendly destination offering playgrounds, sports facilities, and dining options alongside quieter spots to relax.

• 8
  Almacén de Tabaco / St. Ann's Warehouse

  The 25,000-square-foot Tobacco Warehouse, a pre-Civil War brick structure built in 1860, has been transformed by Marvel Architects into the permanent home of St.

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  Emily Warren Roebling Plaza

  Emily Warren Roebling Plaza is the final section of Brooklyn Bridge Park to open, inaugurated on 9 December 2021 beneath the Brooklyn Bridge.