Stoner Skate Plaza
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4.5(31)
Skill Level
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Location
Los Angeles, California
Entry
Paid
street skatingmanual practicelearning olliesintermediate to advanced trick dialingskaters who like rails and banks
Stoner Skate Plaza is a concrete street-style skate spot with rails and manual pads, plus a small drop-in and a quarterpipe for variety. Expect a mix of skill levels and a smooth surface, but plan around crowds and winter hours since it closes around dusk.
At a Glance
ParkingParking
Materialsmooth concrete
Features
Street SectionRailsManual Pads
Wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking lot are available. Reviews mention it closes at 5PM in winter (closes at dusk). Park is described as mostly manny pads with a small drop-in section and a quarterpipe that some find wack/hard to grind. Some reviewers note it can get busy with 15–20 people and also mention it is not too much traffic at times.
Hours
- Friday
- 10AM-7PM
- Monday
- 10AM-7PM
- Sunday
- 10AM-7PM
- Tuesday
- 10AM-7PM
- Saturday
- 10AM-7PM
- Thursday
- 10AM-7PM
- Wednesday
- 10AM-7PM
Community Voice
Skaters find Stoner Skate Plaza to be a solid concrete street plaza with a good mix of features, especially manual pads and rails, and they often praise the smooth surface. Many visitors say it can get busy, with some noting difficulty skating when there are 15–20 people or lots of Instagram skaters, while others report it’s spacious enough to get runs in. A few reviewers mention limited transition and that the quarterpipe/edge rails can be tricky or not as fun as expected, but overall it’s viewed as an enjoyable, active spot.
Overall Sentiment
70%
Pros
- Smooth concrete surface
- Manual pads are great for learning ollies and longer manuals
- Rails and obstacle variety (banks/wall rides and small drop-in)
- Spacious feel and supportive skate community
- Active/engaging skate plaza atmosphere
Cons
- Can get pretty busy, making it hard to skate when many people are around
- Little to no transition for some skaters
- Quarterpipe is described as hard to grind or 'wack'
- Flat rails at the edge are hard to skate because they’re right on the edge
- Some visitors feel there are too many posers/Instagram skaters
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