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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Paid
Olson Jr High Skatepark sounds like a small, basic park with a limited obstacle set: ramps, a pyramid, and flat ground, but no real street line beyond that. Reviewers specifically call out the lack of rails and boxes, and one says the ramps feel a bit steep for the size of the park. That makes it seem more suitable for casual sessions, flat-ground practice, and newer skaters than for people chasing a full-featured street park. One skater had fun and liked the overall build, but also noted the park was rickety and missing bolts, so maintenance is clearly a concern. The setting appears calm and close to a school and park, which may keep sessions low-key, but it also means you may not feel comfortable skating too aggressively or noisily. The source text doesn’t mention lights, shade, restrooms, or other amenities, so plan on a barebones session. Overall, this looks like a small local spot with a few workable features, but it’s more appealing if you’re okay with minimal terrain and a rougher, in-need-of-updates feel.
Reviews suggest the park is rickety and missing bolts; close to a school and park with a calm atmosphere.
Skaters describe Olson Jr High Skatepark as a small, limited spot with ramps, a pyramid, and flat ground, but not much else. Reviewers consistently point out the lack of rails and boxes, and one says the ramps are a bit steep for the park’s size. The positive side is that it can still be fun and usable, especially for flat-ground practice or a casual local session. Maintenance is a recurring complaint, with one skater noting missing bolts and a rickety feel, so the park seems to need updates. The surrounding school-and-park setting is described as calm, which may make it a quieter place to skate but also less suited to louder or more aggressive sessions.
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