{"id":191100,"date":"2026-04-09T17:13:29","date_gmt":"2026-04-09T17:13:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/191100\/"},"modified":"2026-04-09T17:13:29","modified_gmt":"2026-04-09T17:13:29","slug":"maxfunland-just-opened-and-brooklyn-families-are-obsessed","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/191100\/","title":{"rendered":"MaxFunLand Just Opened and Brooklyn Families Are Obsessed"},"content":{"rendered":"

Parents with multi-age kids know how hard it can be to find a family-friendly destination where everyone is entertained<\/a>, but when you do, it’s worth visiting and revisiting! MaxFunLand\u2019s newest location on Nostrand Avenue is an all-ages kid-pleaser that is quickly becoming a go-to for families in Sheepshead Bay and greater Brooklyn. Whether you have little ones who need to burn off serious energy or teens who are drawn to screens, this bright, colorful indoor playground and arcade combo has it all.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Read on for our full review, and for more indoor fun, check out our NYC Kids’ Guide to Indoor Play<\/a> and our list of Brooklyn’s best play spaces<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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MaxFunLand offers two distinct indoor play experiences at its new Brooklyn location.\u00a0<\/p>\n

What We Loved About MaxFunLand<\/p>\n

Located in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, MaxFunLand is a vibrant indoor play space that feels like a mini amusement park for younger kids upstairs and older kids downstairs. The layout is designed for active play, with multi-level climbing structures, tunnels, and slides that keep kids constantly on the move.<\/p>\n

My kids immediately ran toward the giant play structure, which includes climbing nets, obstacle-style pathways, and multiple slides. There\u2019s also a soft play area that\u2019s perfect for toddlers, making it a great spot for families with kids of different ages.<\/p>\n

While the upstairs area, with its various foam pits, trampoline areas, and really awesome moving obstacle course, is amongst the best we\u2019ve seen for younger kids, what really sets MaxFunLand apart is the downstairs arcade, which adds a whole extra layer of excitement. It\u2019s packed with just about every arcade game you can imagine\u2014rows of claw machines, flashing video games, and interactive rides. Kids can hop on motorcycle racing games, engage with VR technology, and even try out bumper cars for a laugh-out-loud experience. It gives the space a true “fun zone” feel and makes it especially appealing for older kids or siblings who want more than just soft play.<\/p>\n

Everything is padded and colorful upstairs, while downstairs leans into classic arcade energy\u2014together, it creates a well-rounded experience that keeps kids engaged longer. The space is enclosed enough that it\u2019s easy to keep an eye on your child, even as they explore different sections.<\/p>\n

Another highlight: the energy. This is not a quiet, sit-and-relax kind of space\u2014it\u2019s built for movement, excitement, and letting kids be kids.<\/p>\n

A Few Things We Didn’t Love About Our Visit to MaxFunland<\/p>\n

Seating for parents is somewhat limited, so you may find yourself standing or hovering nearby while your kids play. And, while the space is great for younger kids, older children may move quickly through the activities upstairs and spend most of their time in the arcade, which adds up quickly. It\u2019s also very loud with a lot of flashing lights. I was concerned it would be too much for my noise-sensitive kid, but the fun of arcade games won out. Still, it\u2019s something to consider if your kids have sensory sensitivities.<\/p>\n

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Arcade games at MaxFunLand cater to many different interests!<\/p>\n

Know Before You Go to MaxFunLand<\/p>\n

MaxFunLand now has three locations in Brooklyn; we visited its newest outpost at 3843 Nostrand Avenue.
\nThe playground is a good bet for toddlers to about age 8 for the playground; older kids love the arcade.
\nVisit its website for the most up-to-date info<\/a> on hours and pricing. Arcade games are not included in admission.
\nParking is available in the shopping plaza.
\nSocks are required.
\nStroller space is limited, so plan accordingly during busy times<\/p>\n

FAQs About MaxFunLand<\/p>\n

What ages is MaxFunLand for?
MaxFunLand is for everyone! Toddlers to tweens can enjoy the playground; older kids and adults will love the arcade!<\/p>\n

Are there membership or season pass options for MaxFunLand?
No, MaxFunLand operates on a pay-per-visit model.<\/p>\n

How long should I plan to spend at MaxFunLand?
This depends on the age of your child and how much you are willing to spend at the arcade. However, there is so much to do for all ages, you should expect to spend at least 90 minutes to 2 hours.<\/p>\n

What are the best times to visit to avoid crowds at MaxFunLand?
Weekday mornings just after opening provide the most crowd-free experience. Weekday mid-afternoon, just after school, is also a good bet.<\/p>\n

READ NEXT: Best Arcades in NYC for Families<\/a><\/p>\n

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