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Los Angeles, California
West LA Courthouse Skate Plaza is an iconic street-style spot built around ledges, steps, and a big manual pad, with smooth concrete that’s great for both learning and filming. Bring a plan for parking and expect the plaza to be a bit dirty at times, but skaters generally say it’s still open and skateable.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking lot are available. Multiple reviews mention no restrooms and that parking can be tricky. Some skaters report the plaza can be very dirty/smelly and note slippery wax at times; one review mentions homeless people on the stage. No ramps/bowls/half-pipes are mentioned; the focus is ledges/steps and a large manual pad.
Skaters consistently praise the plaza for its iconic ledges, varied heights, and a large manual pad that make it a go-to LA street spot. Many reviewers describe the ground as good/smooth and enjoy the atmosphere, with some noting they felt welcome while skating. Common complaints include the park being very dirty/smelly at times, slippery wax on the surface, and occasional issues like homeless people on the stage; one reviewer also notes stairs may not be fully accessible.
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