How long is the boardwalk on Coney Island?

It attracted New Yorkers and visitors alike, from all over the world. Designed by engineer Philip P. Farley, who also planned the public beach, and built in three phases between 1922 and 1941, the boardwalk extends 2.7 miles, from West 37th Street in Coney Island to Brighton 15th Street in Brighton Beach.



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The Coney Island Boardwalk, also known as the Riegelmann Boardwalk, is one of the top places to see in NYC since it's where you'll find most of the area's amusements, shops, and cafes. It's over 100 years old and stretches 2.7 miles from West 37th Street to Corbin Place.

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Plan on going in the fall, only interested in the fairgrounds and the aquarium.” I would plan about 3 hours. It does take time to get out there. It also depends on when you go too.

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The summer destination is one of the best day trips from NYC, so when you go, hit must-visit stops like Nathan's Famous hot dog stand for a bite, attend a crazy Coney Island Cyclone game and check out New York City's only aquarium.

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