Where can I pick up soccer in NYC?

Play at the best soccer fields in NYC

  • The Ground. Lower Manhattan. We play at Lower Manhattan’s first indoor soccer field.
  • Socceroof. Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
  • Battery Park City. Lower Manhattan.
  • Force Soccer Studios. Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.
  • East River Park. Lower Manhattan.
  • Riverside Park. Upper Manhattan.

Where can I play football in NYC?

The 15 Best Places for Football in New York City

  • Riverbank State Park. 679 Riverside Dr (btwn W 137th & W 145th St), New York, NY.
  • Radio City Music Hall. 9.4.
  • Blondies Sports. 212 W 79th St (btwn Broadway & Amsterdam Ave), New York, NY.
  • Fools Gold NYC.
  • BAR-Coastal.
  • Royale.
  • DeWitt Clinton Park.
  • Smithfield Hall.

Where do NY soccer teams play?

Yankee StadiumNew York City FC / Arena/Stadium

Where do the Red Bulls soccer team play?

Red Bull ArenaNew York Red Bulls / Arena/Stadium

Where to play pick up in NYC?

These Are the 6 Best Places to Play Pickup Soccer in NYC

  1. Pier 40 at Hudson River Park. downtownunited. Pier 40 at Hudson River Park.
  2. Sara D. Roosevelt Park. fcgive.
  3. Bushwick Inlet Park. airtri.
  4. Brooklyn Bridge Park- Pier 5. meezy_andretti.
  5. Central Park. Central Park (Great Lawn or North Meadow)
  6. McCarren Park. alexroediger.

Can you wear cleats in Central Park?

Cleats are prohibited. The Conservancy uses a red flag system to alert the public of field closures. If you see a red flag on a field, or an enclosed fence, please do not use that area. Our staff works year-round to keep fields healthy and well-maintained.

Is pickup soccer good?

Pick up soccer or street soccer is a great way to encourage player growth. We encourage all of our players to find times to get together and play outside of normal practice and game times.

How do you play soccer pickup?

Rules for pickup soccer

  1. Make sure everyone understands clearly that slide tackles and “body checks” are not allowed.
  2. Talk quietly with the skilled players in advance and tell them to give the less skilled players (who are often the smaller children) extra time when they get the ball.
  3. No hands.
  4. No penalty shots.