
The carousels of New York City: NYC's five boroughs are home to about a dozen carousels or merry-go-rounds, including this one in Forest Park, Queens.

B&B Carousell: This classic carousel (yes, the two Ls are intentional) is part of Coney Island's Luna Park amusement park.

Jane's Carousel: In Brooklyn, Jane's Carousel is encased in a glass "jewel box" that keeps it visitable year-round.

Friedsam Carousel: Also known as the Central Park carousel, this one is close to the park entrance on 64th Street.

SeaGlass Carousel: Located in Battery Park on the lower tip of Manhattan, this one has fish instead of horses.

Carousel for All Children: This Staten Island carousel lives up to its name by being accessible for kids who use wheelchairs.

Bug Carousel: At the Bronx Zoo, you can ride a grasshopper instead of a horse.

Pier 62 Carousel: This merry-go-round is supplied with animals native to the Hudson River valley.

Prospect Park Carousel: This attraction has been fun for Brooklyn kids since the 1950s.



