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Thank you for visiting the State of New York (NYS) website. This website is designed to make it easier and more efficient for individuals and businesses to interact with NYS. NYS recognizes that it is critical for individuals and businesses to be confident that their privacy is protected when they visit NYS's website.
Consistent with the provisions of the Internet Security and Privacy Act, the Freedom of Information Law, and the Personal Privacy Protection Law, this policy describes NYS's privacy practices regarding information collected from users of this website. This policy describes what information is collected and how that information is used. Because this privacy policy only applies to this website, you should examine the privacy policy of any website, including other state agency websites, that you access using this website.
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Bus:    Take the Q102 to the Roosevelt Island Tram Stop and walk south. You may also take the free local Red Bus (available only on Roosevelt Island) south and get off at the Sportspark stop Train:     Take the F-train to the Roosevelt Island Subway station and walk south. Ferry:     Take the NYC Ferry to the Roosevelt Island Ferry Landing and walk south. Tram:     Take the Roosevelt Island Tram, located at 63rd street and 2nd Avenue in Manhattan, and walk south. Bike:    Bike via Vernon Blvd over the Roosevelt Island Bridge and head south on Main Street. You can find more information about Transportation to, in and around Roosevelt Island by clicking the link Here.  

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Sportsprk has two entrances, one on the East end and one on the West end. The East entrance is available only to existing members. The West entrance is available to everyone, and our information front desk is located at this entrance.Members can scan into the facility by tapping either their issued key fobs, or through opening their member app, selecting "Bluetooth Check-In" and tapping your phone on the reader. 

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Can I bring food or drink into Sportspark? 

Yes, you may bring in drinks and any pre-packaged food into Sportspark. All food must be consumed in the lobby areas or recreation room and may not be brought into any activity areas such as the pool, fitness center, or basketball court.    

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Who needs to be supervised at Sportspark?

All youth ages 12 and under must be actively supervised by a parent or guardian at Sportspark at all times.Teens ages 13-17 are not required to be actively supervised by a parent/guardian. However, they will require a parent/guardian to be present during initial sign-up and teens must have their parent/guardian review, approval and provide a signature on the application. 

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How can I get a key fob? And how much is a replacement if I lose it?

You may pick up your key fob from the information front desk located at the West entrance immediately after you sign up for a membership.Replacement key fobs can be purchased in person only and for $5. 

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Often considered the motorcycles of the water, personal watercraft are fast and fun to drive. While considered motorized vessels in New York, there are some special regulations surrounding personal watercraft use.

All operators, regardless of age, must have a boating safety certificate on their person.
Operation of personal watercraft after dusk and before dawn is prohibited.
Minimum age for operation of a personal watercraft is 14 years of age.

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The safest way to transport children to and from school is by school bus. In fact, students are about 70 times more likely to get to school safely when taking a school bus instead of traveling by car (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – NHTSA).
However, while buses are loading and unloading students, kids become vulnerable to injury. This is largely due to an increasingly high incidence of motorists illegally passing stopped school buses. According to the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT), it is estimated that 50,000 motorists pass stopped school buses with red lights flashing statewide each school day. 

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Buying or leasing a car is one of the most important and expensive decisions that you may face as a consumer. 
New York was the first state in the nation to require leases to disclose comprehensive information. The Office of the New York State Attorney General and the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association (GNYADA) supported passage of the law to help you and other consumers better understand lease terms. We explain some of your key legal rights below.
Leasing a vehicle
The primary purpose of the Motor Vehicle Retail Leasing Act (MVRLA) is to ensure that you:

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The New York law makes shopping for a new lease much easier because of the important information that every lease must disclose to you. Here are some key items to watch for when considering a lease:
Capitalized cost: This should be comparable to the leased vehicle's purchase price. Capitalized cost is the amount that you (the lessee) and the dealer or leasing company (the lessor) agree upon at the beginning of the lease for all items and services included in the lease. It is comparable to the vehicle's selling price plus all related goods and services, such as insurance, warranties, registration fees, and taxes. You can negotiate the capitalized cost.
Adjusted capitalized cost: This is the capitalized cost minus any down payment, manufacturer's rebate, or trade-in allowance. The adjusted capitalized cost is used to determine your monthly lease payment and your obligation at early termination.
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Our street address is: 581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse, New York 13209 Our GPS coordinates are: 43.073857,-76.215708From the West—Buffalo/Rochester AreaTake the New York State Thruway (I-90 East) to Exit 39, then follow I-690 East.From the East—Albany/Utica AreaTake the New York State Thruway (I-90 West) to Exit 34A, follow I-481 South, then follow I-690 West.From the North—Watertown AreaTake I-81 South into Syracuse to Exit 22. Follow Bear Street (Route 298) to I-690 West.From the South—Binghamton/Cortland AreaTake I-81 North into Syracuse, then follow I-690 West.From the New York City/Downstate AreaTake best route to Binghamton, NY, then take I-81 North into Syracuse to I-690 West.Click here for real-time travel information from the New York State Department of Transportation's 511NY, which allows you to get traffic and transit information how you want it, when you want it.Automobile ParkingThe New York State Fairgrounds has four large parking spots for nearly 14,000 vehicles, as well as open spaces within the fairgrounds an additional 9,000 cars. Parking is free for nearly all non-Fairtime events unless noted in an event’s details.
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