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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 think the snack bar prices are a bit steep, so consider grabbing a bite to eat before you arrive. I learned the hard way that a small soda and snack can cost you an arm and a leg!

Don’t forget sunscreen! Even if it’s a bit cloudy I ended up getting sunburnt just from hanging out. A hat would be a great idea too!

Make sure to bring some snacks and water. The park doesn't have many food options nearby, and trust me, you don't wanna spend extra cash for a soda

If you’re looking to meet other skaters, hang around the mini-ramp area later in the afternoon. That’s when everyone seems to show up, and it’s a great vibe.

Don’t forget to charge your phone before you go! There are some sick spots for photos and you'll want to capture the action. I missed some awesome shots because my battery died!

I think you should bring your own gear if you can. Rentals are available, but they can run out quickly. It felt great to use my own board and gear!

I recommend booking your sessions in advance to avoid disappointment. They can fill up super fast, especially on weekends. I ended up waiting for ages!

I recommend checking out the schedule for events or competitions before you go. Sometimes they're packed and you might miss some cool action if you go on a quiet day

My tip is to watch for local events or competitions. I stumbled upon one when I visited and it really added to the vibe of the place, plus I met some cool locals.

I think it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the layout of the park before you go. Some areas can be a bit tricky, and I got lost trying to find the bowl section.

I suggest hitting up Spring Skatepark early, like around 9 AM. It gets pretty crowded later, and I had more space to ride without dodging other skaters.