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Movement, active entertainment, challenge, climbing, adventure and physical confidence.
ACTIVITYNY Family Expo can become more than a weekend event. It can be a public co-design laboratory for a proposed Future Experience Park at Destiny USA’s Southeast Entertainment Wing—where families help us test what the next generation of family entertainment should become.
Our ambition is to create a family experience that children genuinely want to visit and parents value enough to return to—combining physical activity, discovery, creation, skills, presentation and celebration.
Movement, active entertainment, challenge, climbing, adventure and physical confidence.
ACTIVITYScience, AI, space, energy, health, nature, professions and possible futures.
DISCOVERYGames, books, media, robots, designs, products, businesses and inventions.
CREATIONCommunication, leadership, strategy, teamwork, problem solving and future skills.
SKILLSCompetitions, launches, exhibitions, performances and public presentations.
STAGEBirthdays, achievements, teams, school milestones and family events.
PARTIESDestiny USA combines retail, restaurants and entertainment in one regional destination. The Southeast Entertainment Wing provides a natural setting for testing a changing family experience model and connecting it to the broader mall visit.
The Expo gives us a chance to test ideas before they become permanent. Children and parents can experience prototypes, compare concepts and show us through their choices what is actually engaging and valuable.
Rank proposed attractions, stations, themes and family programs and tell us which ones deserve a place in the park.
Try small versions of games, physical challenges, creative stations, educational experiences and technologies during the Expo.
Children can sketch, build or assemble their ideal family park, while parents identify what would make them return.
Help us think about the best mix for little kids, older children, parents, parties, school trips and repeat visits.
Schools, universities and companies can co-develop hands-on stations around science, technology, careers, health, creativity and community.
Share ideas at the Expo and through follow-up surveys so the concept can continue improving as development progresses.
The park should not become a screen-based learning center. Physical activity remains a major part of the concept, combined with changing stations and programs connected to the world children are growing into.
Future Challenge Course, climbing walls, slides, vertical play, obstacle and ninja-style challenges, balance, agility and adventure.
Age-appropriate climbing, movement, sensory play, loose parts, soft challenges and physical exploration for younger children.
Sports challenges, active games, team missions, interactive walls and floors, AirPlay-style activities and changing movement experiences.
Parents, children, educators, universities, companies, scientists, designers, community organizations and potential partners are invited to contribute. Tell us what you think the best family experience park should include—or what you could help create.
Schools, clubs, museums, businesses, performers, sports organizations, educators and community groups are invited to propose additional activities for NY Family Expo.