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Check out the schedule for skate events or contests before you go. I stumbled upon a competition that made my visit way more exciting!

Be mindful of the weather! On my visit, it was sunny, but the heat caught me off guard. Sunscreen and a hat are must-haves, trust me!

Bring your own water and snacks. The local vendors can be pricey, and it's easy to get thirsty running around those ramps!

Plan for some downtime... I suggest soaking in the lively atmosphere; there are plenty of cool shops and street performers around the park, making it a great place to chill

I highly recommend visiting early in the morning, around 9 AM. The weather is cooler, and you'll avoid the crowds that tend to show up later in the day.

Consider bringing a small backpack with water and snacks. There’s a short break during the ride where you can enjoy them, and it saves you from overpriced snacks later.

If you're not an experienced rider, choose the beginner-friendly tour. They really cater to your skill level and you'll feel more comfortable exploring the trails.

I recommend buying your tickets online before you hit the park, it really saves you time waiting in line. I got mine 24 hours ahead and it was a breeze.

My advice is to wear grip socks, but if you forget, you can buy them there. They help a ton and are super comfy! Just don’t fill up your bag with goodies, you won’t need them.

I suggest bringing some water and snacks if allowed. Food prices can be steep inside, and you might need a break after all that jumping. Trust me, I wish I had my granola bars!

My advice is to bring a packed lunch or snacks. There aren’t many food options nearby, and you don’t wanna waste time searching for a place when you could be shredding.

I suggest hitting up the plaza early around 8 AM. It gets super crowded later in the day and you'll have way more space to skate and chill. Plus, the morning vibe is just awesome!