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Orlando Skate Park

Downtown Orlando

City-run skate park near Lake Underhill with daily passes, memberships, helmet and board rentals, and a youth skate camp.

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Orlando Skate Park is operated by the City of Orlando and is open to skateboarders, in-line and roller skaters, scooter riders and BMX riders. A daily pass is $5, with monthly and annual memberships available. Minor riders must wear a helmet, and close-toed shoes are required. A limited pro shop sells gear and rents helmets and skateboards, and a skate camp teaches basic skills to ages 5 through 14.

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Where this information comes from

Last checked November 6, 2026. Facts are confirmed on the sources below; our description is written by our editors. Details change — confirm with the venue before you go.

  • Government website:orlando.gov — address, phone, hours, admission, website, attribute:restrooms, attribute:family_friendly · retrieved November 6, 2026
  • U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder:geocoding.geo.census.gov — map location · retrieved November 6, 2026

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