Central Park’s iconic Loeb Boathouse is likely on its way to reopening this summer after it abruptly shuttered late last year, Mayor Eric Adams announced Thursday.
During a press conference in front of the currently empty restaurant and concession stand near the center of the park on Thursday morning, the mayor unveiled that his administration has selected Legends Hospitality to be the Loeb Boathouse’s new operator. Adams said Legends — which operates the concessions at Yankee Stadium and the Intrepid Museum — has committed to $3.2 Million in capital funds and another $250,000 for “structural improvements.”
