Freestyles are dedicated practice sessions for high-level youth and adult figure skaters, at the Pre-Free Skate level or higher. (See usfigureskating.com for a definition of all terms) On any freestyle session, you can…
Freestyles are dedicated practice sessions for high-level youth and adult figure skaters, at the Pre-Free Skate level or higher. (See usfigureskating.com for a definition of all terms) On any freestyle session, you can…
Free Ice Skating Lessons with our Learn to Skate Coaches For All Ages Saturday, October 31 11:40-11:55 AM 2:00-2:15 PM Sunday, November 1 11:45 AM-12:00 PM 2:00-2:15 PM
Learn to Skate with your little ones, ages two to three (Parents need prior skating experience)
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Kids’ classes in Prospect Park, by the numbers
As of Oct 28, 2026, Enrollercoaster tracks 13 kids’ classes and activities in Prospect Park, from 1 provider including LeFrak Center at Lakeside. 11 are open for registration right now, and the rest are closed or not yet reporting a status. 69% of the programs with a published schedule meet on a Saturday or Sunday; the rest are weekday-only.
Prices. Across the 12 programs that publish a price, the typical (median) listed price is $20; most fall between $10 and $35, with a full range of $5 to $85. Providers list prices differently — a single class, a month, or a full term — so compare the registration pages, not just the number.
Ages. Programs run from 2 to 14. The most options are for school-age kids (2), toddlers (1), and preschoolers (1).
Frequently asked questions
How many kids’ classes and activities are open for registration in Prospect Park right now?
11 of the 13 kids’ classes and activities we track in Prospect Park are open for registration as of Oct 28, 2026. Status is read from each provider's own registration system every morning.
How much do kids’ classes and activities cost in Prospect Park?
The typical listed price is $20, and most of the 12 priced programs fall between $10 and $35. Prices are as published by each provider and may cover one session, a month or a full term.
What ages are kids’ classes and activities in Prospect Park for?
Programs run from 2 to 14. The most options are for school-age kids (2), toddlers (1), and preschoolers (1). Every listing shows its own age range.
Are there weekend kids’ classes and activities in Prospect Park?
Yes — 9 of the 13 programs with a published schedule meet on a Saturday or Sunday. Use the day filter above the list to show only weekend or weekday classes.