Orlando Skate Park

"I have no idea how much it actually costs to go in and skate but the person At the desk said I could go in and take Videos for free in the Skate park if I wanted to. I think that was very cool of them but apparently you do have to pay to skate."

"Fun public park in the middle of the city. All concrete. Deep pool a lot of transition small street and flow area. Plenty of shade and seating for parents or spectators. Friendly staff in the pro shop clean bathrooms."

"Tried out the Orlando Skate Park, needs some TLC, lots of cracks, no longboard area/track. Good music on the mains. Will go back, friendly helpful staff. More large, flat paved areas with obstacles would be a definite plus. Should be upgraded to allow for more fun. Saw lots of scooters and bikes, they definitely need more room to move. Overall it was a great time for a great price. My daughter loves it..."

"My teen and preteens loved this place! They were on scooters with helmets and they had a blast on the ramps and in the pools! There were other "kids" of varying ages (preteen to adult, each $10 to get in) there as well, mostly on skateboards, wearing helmets, grinding rails, etc. There were a few benches for accompanying friends and family (whom get in for free), mist-spraying fans, music over loud-speakers, and a stretch sunshade. The ticket office also offered snacks and rentals, A/C, and skate videos on a TV. The facility was looking a bit old and definitely well-used. Yet, overall, I left with a very favorable impression and would definitely take my kids back again!"

"Nice place. Even for beginners if there creative. Entry fee is 5 dollars and helmets are mandatory but you can rent one in all sizes for 3 dollars. I saw some scouters and inline skate when u was there but it was mostly skaters."