Which are the best indoor skateparks in Poland?

Few riders are likely to welcome the thought of winter approaching. After all, practising tricks outdoors is pure enjoyment! Fortunately, more and more covered stunt-riding spots are opening in Poland. At these venues, rain or snow will not stop you riding your stunt scooter. They are a paradise for riders, with quarter pipes, banks, flyboxes, ledges, rails and even foam pits where you can try the most demanding tricks. We have put together a selection of the best indoor skateparks in Poland, along with directions and admission prices for each venue.

#1 AVEPARK – WARSAW

Source: www.avepark.pl/

Source: www.avepark.pl/

AvePark is the most developed facility of its kind in Poland. The skatepark is located at Krakowiaków 80/98 in Warsaw.

The venue has 4 sections:

1. Air section – equipped with a resibox and resiquarter: obstacles made with cushioning foam covered by a thick layer of rubber, which help you build confidence for tricks you are not yet sure about. The other obstacles, such as the jumpbox, quarter wall, roll-in and standard quarter pipe, are relatively large, allowing higher jumps and more difficult tricks. This section also has a foam pit where you can confidently practise backflips or frontflips.
2. Street section – long and short rails, flat and kinked, square and round: they are all here in the street section, along with boxes. The endless possibilities for trick sequences are undoubtedly this section's greatest strength. A significant drawback is the slippery concrete surface, which makes landing tricks more difficult.
3. Transfer section – a new room equipped with a jumpbox, step-up, spine and plenty of quarter pipes. This unusual section requires a different approach and a little time to get used to this style of riding. The obstacles are narrow and of medium height.
4. Outdoor section – banks, small quarter pipes and a pump track, plus a roll-in, resibox and large quarter pipe behind the building. When it is very hot, you can use this section to ride outdoors.

Getting there

• Train – Warszawa Zachodnia station: head to platform 1 for the WKD train, then travel 3 stops to AvePark.
• Buses – 189 and 401: Warszawa Raków stop.
• Car – the best access is from Łopuszańska Street.

Price

• Monday–Thursday: All-day admission from 15:00–22:00: PLN 30 without a reservation or PLN 27 when booked online.
• Friday: All-day admission from 15:00–22:00: PLN 40 without a reservation or PLN 36 when booked online.
• Saturday and Sunday: 3-hour admission: PLN 50 without a reservation or PLN 45 when booked online.

#2 ZAJEZDNIA 31 – WROCŁAW

Skatepark Wrocław – Zajezdnia 31 is one of the most modern facilities in Poland, with a roof, heating and lighting.

It is located at Legnicka 65 in an old tram depot that was renovated and transformed into one of the largest venues of its kind in Poland. To use the facility, you need to be an adult or, if you are underage, come with a legal guardian and complete a declaration. This document only needs to be completed once.

Skatepark features: a mini ramp, bank, quarter pipe, ledges, a funbox with a pyramid, kinked and straight ledges, a rail, quarter pipes, plenty of banks, a foam pit for trying different tricks, a funbox, steps, ledges, a rail, 3 grindboxes, a picnic table, descents and inclines.
The facility covers 3000 m2, including an obstacle area of 100 m2. The venue has changing rooms, toilets and lockers where you can leave your belongings. It is best to bring your own padlock for the locker.
Helmets are compulsory and you must bring your own.

Getting there

• Trams: 3, 10, 20, 23, 31, 32 and 33: Kwiska stop.
• Buses: 102, 243, 253 and 607: Kwiska stop.

Price

• Admission: PLN 10 per session.

#3 STREETPARK_PL – KRAKÓW

Street Park is a modern venue at Siwka 28, combining a year-round indoor skatepark covering 1200 m² with conference, workshop and exhibition space, a pop-up store and a coworking area.

Skatepark features: a roll-in, a jumpbox with a wall, a quarter pipe for turning around, with a long quarter pipe approximately 4 m wide beside it, a mini ramp with a quarter wall, bank-to-bank with a kinked rail, manual pad and box, plus an asymmetric bank with an A-frame, a bank with a platform, a kinked rail and a kinked box, and 6 steps between these two obstacles. The venue also has a flat rail, 3 boxes, a manual pad and a mini quarter pipe approximately 3 m wide. Built by Techramps.

Facilities: free parking, wireless Wi-Fi, riding instructors and a relaxation area.

Getting there: located in an industrial part of Kraków, just 15 minutes from the main railway station, at Władysława Siwka 28.

Price:

• Monday–Thursday: Open session 15:00–19:00 / dedicated session 19:00–22:00. PLN 30 without a reservation or PLN 25 when booked online.
• Friday: Open session 15:00–19:00 / dedicated session 19:00–22:00. PLN 40 without a reservation or PLN 35 when booked online.
• Saturday and Sunday: 3-hour admission: PLN 45 without a reservation or PLN 40 when booked online.

Every rider has a favourite place to practise, but we hope we have convinced you to try some new spots! Alongside new obstacles where you can test fresh tricks, you will meet plenty of riders who share your enthusiasm. As the saying goes, experience is the best teacher: you will spend time with fellow stunt-riding fans and pick up new tricks along the way. All that remains is to take your stunt scooter to the skatepark!

If you are still looking for stunt-riding equipment, visit the Movino store. Our range includes many scooter models, including: stunt scooters for beginners, stunt scooters for advanced riders and freestyle scooters for children. Take a look!