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Las Vegas, Nevada
Paid
Police Memorial Skatepark sounds like a small, quirky street-oriented park with lots of rails, ledges, banks, and a few transition pieces rather than a clean, flowing bowl setup. Several skaters mention mellow quarters, a flat rail, tiny rails, hubbas, and curb/bank features, which suggests it can be fun for jibbing, cruising, and practicing beginner-to-intermediate lines. At the same time, the park gets a lot of criticism for poor build quality: anchors/rebar sticking up in ledges, chipped or unsmoothed concrete, slippery sections, and transition features that awkwardly turn into flatbanks or stop mid-feature. That makes it sound more like a weird local spot than a polished destination. Reviewers are split on the vibe, with some calling it chill, quiet, and clean, while others say it has homeless people hanging around and is one of the worst parks they’ve skated. Overall, it seems best for skaters who enjoy odd street setups and can handle rough conditions, but less appealing if you want a smooth, well-maintained park or something BMX-friendly.
Description confirms wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, and that it is good for kids.
Skaters consistently describe Police Memorial Skatepark as a small, unusual park with lots of rails, ledges, banks, and a few mellow transition pieces. Praise centers on its beginner-friendly feel, quiet atmosphere, and fun jib features, while the most common complaints are the rough construction, slippery concrete, exposed anchors/rebar on ledges, and awkward transition-to-flatbank design. Some reviewers like the park’s weird character and say it is good for cruising or quick sessions, but others strongly criticize it as damaged and poorly built. A few comments also mention homeless people hanging around, and one reviewer says it was closed, suggesting possible renovation or access issues at the time.
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