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I think you should bring a camera, because the views from up there are absolutely stunning! But my phone battery died, so I missed some awesome shots.

My advice is to check the weather before you go, since bad visibility can really mess up the experience. I didn't, and I was bummed when I couldn't fly

I suggest booking your flight in advance, because I noticed some spots fill up quick on weekends! Could save you some money and frustration.

I suggest trying some of their snacks while you play. They’re surprisingly tasty and won't break the bank, plus it keeps your energy up!

I think it’s best to go in the late afternoon, like around 4 PM, when it’s a bit quieter and you can fully enjoy your game without the noise.

I suggest hitting AvePark on a weekday morning around 10 am. It was way less crowded then, and I had way more space to skate without bumping into people.

I think you should bring snacks and water – there's a nice nearby café, but it gets busy, and I ended up waiting too long for a simple coffee.

If you're going with friends, consider splitting an Uber. Parking is kinda limited, and I ended up walking a good bit to find a spot, which was a drag

My advice is to bring your own skateboard if you can. Rentals are available, but they can be a bit pricey and the gear isn't always in great shape.

Bring your own snacks and drinks! The food there can be a bit pricey and not that great. I wish I had packed a cooler with some goodies to save some cash.

Don’t forget your sunscreen, even if it's cloudy! I got sunburned pretty badly because I forgot it. Just a bit of care can really save you some pain later.

Make sure to book your wakeboarding session in advance online. They can get full real quick, especially on nice days. I didn’t think to do this and had to wait for a slot.

If you can, go on a weekday instead of the weekend. The place gets super crowded, so you'll have more fun and less waiting in line. I made that mistake and ended up spending too much time just waiting to wakeboard!

Definitely book your session in advance to secure your spot. I went on a weekend and had to wait an extra hour because it was packed!

If you’re unsure about anything, don’t hesitate to ask the staff. They were super friendly and helped me pick what suited me best—much appreciated!

I suggest checking special deals on weekdays because prices can be lower compared to the weekend. I managed to save a bit this way!

I recommend trying the different options available. I went for a package deal that included several types of guns which was totally worth it!

Always have your own snacks and water. The prices at the shops on the slopes were outrageous, and I regretted not bringing my own food.

My advice is to grab some drinks from the bar while you play—better deal than ordering food, which can be a bit pricey, plus it keeps the energy up!

I suggest booking your lanes ahead of time, especially on weekends. We walked in, and the wait was way longer than expected because it was super busy!

I think you should bring your own socks if you plan on renting bowling shoes; they charged us extra for renting socks, which was annoying. Just a little tip to save some cash.

I think taking the time for the safety briefing is crucial even if you’ve shot before. It really put me at ease and made the experience way more enjoyable.

Bring your own ear protection if you have it; the sounds can be intense and they provide basic pairs, but having your own is way more comfortable.

My advice is to wear closed-toe shoes; I saw some people in sandals and it’s not the safest choice, especially if you're a beginner.

My advice is to check their package deals! We saved a good amount by choosing a combo that included more rounds and extra gear. Totally worth it!