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Venue Guide Content VENUE GUIDE CONTENT CLINTON COVE 3 INTRODUCTION 20–28 CHELSEA Pier 62 Pier 63 5–10 TRIBECA PIER 84 W 44 St. Pier 25 Chelsea Waterside Park PIER 76 Pier 26 CHELSEA WATERSIDE 29–37 HELL'S KITCHEN / CLINTON PARK 11–16 GREENWICH VILLAGE Pier 76 W 34 St. Pier 45 Pier 84 Pier 46 Clinton Cove PIER 63 PIER 62 W 23 St. 14TH 17–19 MEATPACKING DISTRICT STREET PARK 14th Street Park 14th St. PIER 46 Horatio St. PIER 45 Morton St. PIER 26 PIER 25 N Moore St. 2 4 Miles MANHATTAN’S of recreational space including piers, jogging PREMIERE WATERFRONT paths, skateparks, DESTINATION tennis courts, turf fields, Hudson River Park is an urban park for play, considered by many New York's West Side backyard. Attracting more than 17 million visits each basketball courts—all year, the Park offers a myriad of recreational and educational activities beautifully landscaped for local residents and visitors alike, and plays a critical role in protecting along the Hudson River the Hudson River environment. The Park offers unique event spaces and venues unlike any other in New York City, with incomparable views showcasing One World Trade, the Statue of Liberty and Empire State 550 Acres Building, to name a few. of riverfront park and estuarine sanctuary stretching from the northern border of Battery Park City to W 59 St. 10 Venues for national and local events including top level fashion, music, sports and film 3 LEGEND FEATURES Pavers ** Crossing Bench Art Lawn/Bed Restroom Table Garden Boardwalk Boathouse * Light pole Construction Building Bikeway Steps Roadway Tree Fountain AMENITIES Basketball Historic vessel Restaurant * Mini golf * Carousel Playground *** Snacks Sports field Dog run Skatepark Volleyball * * If interested in utilizing this space, contact the tenant directly. ** Any vehicle weighing over 16,000 lbs. will require floor protection to be laid over the pavers. *** Playgrounds are not permittable areas of the Park. 4 TRIBECA PIER 25 at N Moore St. Pier 25 is the hottest destination in Tribeca beckoning you to host your next corporate retreat or themed event. With an 18-hole miniature golf course, sand volleyball courts, small boat mooring field, artificial turf lawn and lounge seating at the western end, Pier 25 is truly a playground for hosting unique and exciting events. Site Specifications DIMENSIONS STREET/CROSSING 325 x 125 ft. N Moore St. (turf area + western end) VIEWS TURF AREA The Statue of Liberty, New York 225 x 62 ft. Harbor, Lower Manhattan, One World Trade, Hudson River LIGHTING Ambient pier lighting on at dusk RESTROOMS Public restrooms available on the eastern end of the pier 5 TRIBECA PIER 25 at N Moore St. 6 TRIBECA Pavers Roadway Tree Steps Playground PIER 25 Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Construction Skatepark at N Moore St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Volleyball Historic vessel Building Snacks Light pole Mini golf Restaurant 7 TRIBECA PIER 26 at N Moore St. Pier 26 opened in 2020, the first new public pier in the Park in a decade. The location intricately weaves active and passive recreation space. The Pier’s defining feature is its 15,000 square-feet tide deck, and the elevated cantilevered walkway above the deck that provides spectacular city and river views. The Pier also features a habitat walk, a sunny lawn and sports play area with boardwalks and seating areas. The Pier and its features offer the newest opportunity in the Park to create consumer-facing marketing activation and event production designed to reach a desired audience. Site Specifications WOOD DECK RESTROOMS 12 x 397 ft. Public restrooms available on the esplanade (a short walking SPORTS COURT distance from the pier) 54 x 141 ft. STREET/CROSSING ENTRY RAMP N Moore St. 14 x 240 ft. VIEWS LIGHTING The Statue of Liberty, New York Ambient pier lighting on at dusk Harbor, Lower Manhattan, One World Trade, Hudson River 8 TRIBECA Pavers Roadway Tree Steps PIER 26 Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Construction at N Moore St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Dog run Building Restaurant Light pole Sports court 2 min 9 TRIBECA PIER 26 at N Moore St. 10 GREENWICH VILLAGE PIER 45 at Christopher St. Set your sights on Pier 45! A neighborhood vestige and one of the west side's most popular New York City attractions, Pier 45 is a great space for recreational and experiential activations. Fitted with seating areas, shaded structures and passive lawns, this location is a draw for neighborhood locals and visitors alike. Often reserved for public use, the Park offers select opportunities for brands to secure this unparalled venue location. Site Specifications DIMENSIONS STREET/CROSSING 850 x 94 ft. Christopher St. and Charles St. GRASS SURFACE PIER VIEWS With 50 x 50 ft. canopy at New York Harbor, One World western end Trade, Hoboken Ferry Terminal, Hudson River LIGHTING Ambient pier lighting on at dusk RESTROOMS Public restrooms available on the esplanade (a short walking distance from the pier) 11 GREENWICH VILLAGE PIER 45 at Christopher St. 12 GREENWICH VILLAGE Pavers Roadway Tree Steps PIER 45 Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Fountain at Christopher St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Art Building Restaurant Light pole Garden 13 GREENWICH VILLAGE PIER 46 at Charles St. Get your kicks on Pier 46! This tree-lined, Greenwich Village retreat boasts a large artificial turf lawn, raised seating areas and a convenient location along the river. Pier 46 is the epitome of downtown cool and is the ideal location for hosting television and movie screenings, athletic- themed events and product launches. Site Specifications DIMENSIONS STREET/CROSSING 318 x 95 ft. Charles St. and Christopher St. TURF AREA VIEWS 190 x 63 ft. New York Harbor, One World Trade, Hoboken Ferry Terminal, LIGHTING Hudson River Ambient pier lighting on at dusk RESTROOMS Public restrooms available on the esplanade (a short walking distance from the pier) 14 GREENWICH VILLAGE PIER 46 at Charles St. 15 GREENWICH VILLAGE Pavers Roadway Tree Steps PIER 46 Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Art at Charles St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Garden Building Restaurant Light pole 2 min 16 MEATPACKING DISTRICT 14TH STREET PARK at 10 Ave. Located adjacent to Chelsea Market, 14th Street Park is a favorite grassy oasis for the bustling lunch time crowd. One of only two locations within Hudson River Park not located on the water, the foot traffic surrounding 14th Street Park makes it an ideal location for hosting product samplings and promotional events. Site Specifications DIMENSIONS RESTROOMS 150 x 180 ft. None available GRASS OVAL STREET/CROSSING 100 x 70 ft. W 15 St. LIGHTING Ambient lighting on at dusk 17 MEATPACKING DISTRICT 14TH STREET PARK at 10 Ave. 18 MEATPACKING DISTRICT Pavers Roadway Tree 14TH STREET PARK Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway at 10 Ave. Boardwalk Restroom Light pole Building Table Construction 5 min 19 CHELSEA PIER 62 at W 22 St. Pier 62 is a whimsical, fun-filled pier that both children and adults enjoy. It features a one-of-a-kind carousel ride, skatepark and an open plaza area on the western end of the pier. Pier 62 has the excitement of a carnival coupled with beautiful views of both the Hudson River and the city skyline. Site Specifications SKATEPARK STREET/CROSSING 15,000 sq. ft. W 22 St. and W 23 St. WESTERN PLAZA VIEWS 110 x 90 ft. Midtown Manhattan, Empire State Building, Hudson River LIGHTING Ambient pier lighting on at dusk RESTROOMS Public restrooms available until 9:00 PM 20 CHELSEA PIER 62 at W 22 St. 21 CHELSEA Pavers Roadway Tree Steps PIER 62 Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Garden at W 22 St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Carousel Building Restaurant Light pole Skatepark 22 CHELSEA PIER 63 at W 23 St. The great lawn of Chelsea is truly just that…great! Tucked away from the fast-paced beat of the city, Pier 63 is an amazing waterfront oasis. Large scale concerts, yoga & wellness events and movie screenings are just a sample of the fantastic events that have been produced in this unbelievable venue. Often reserved for public use, the Park offers select opportunities for brands to secure this unparalled venue location. Site Specifications LAWN DIMENSIONS STREET/CROSSING 350 x 125 ft. W 23 St. LIGHTING VIEWS Ambient pier lighting on at dusk Midtown Manhattan, Empire State Building, Hudson River RESTROOMS Public restrooms available until 9:00 PM 23 CHELSEA PIER 63 at W 23 St. 24 CHELSEA Pavers Roadway Tree Art PIER 63 Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Garden at W 23 St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Skatepark Building Steps Light pole 2 min 25 CHELSEA CHELSEA WATERSIDE at W 23 St. From hosting celebrity soccer tournaments to football clinics and professional league press events, Chelsea Waterside is a premiere location perfect for any athletic event or production. With an artificial turf field, adjoining basketball courts, paved walkway surrounding the perimeter, and dog park you have all the space you need to build out an amazing event. Often reserved for public use, the Park offers select opportunities for brands to secure this venue location. Site Specifications DIMENSIONS STREET/CROSSING 96 x 180 ft. W 23 St. LIGHTING VIEWS Ambient pier lighting on at dusk Chelsea Piers, Empire State Building, Midtown Manhattan RESTROOMS Not available 26 CHELSEA CHELSEA WATERSIDE at W 23 St. 27 CHELSEA Pavers Roadway Tree Playground Garden CHELSEA WATERSIDE Lawn/Bed Crossing Bikeway Dog run Steps at W 23 St. Boardwalk Restroom Bench Basketball Building Restaurant Light pole Sports field 28 HELL'S KITCHEN / CLINTON PIER 76 at W 34 St. Located adjacent to Jacob Javits Center, Pier 76 is a large public pier for recreation, featuring ample space to relax and enjoy the waterfront views.
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