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I recommend bringing a water bottle and snacks. There are not many places to grab a bite inside the park, and I was starving after the tour.

My advice is to bring your own gear if you can. Rentals can add up, and it’s definitely nicer to use your own stuff. Plus, you’ll be way more comfortable.

I recommend checking the park’s schedule before going, since they sometimes have events that can make the place super crowded. I ended up missing some cool tricks because I couldn’t get close enough!

I suggest hitting the park around 3 PM when the afternoon crowd starts to thin out. I had a blast with more space to skate around and practice my moves

if you’re like me and love capturing moments, don’t forget to bring a portable charger for your phone! i killed my battery trying to record everything and missed some awesome rides!

I recommend arriving right when they open at 9 AM to avoid the crowds and get a full day of riding. Trust me, it makes a huge difference!

I think sitting in the upper levels can give you a fantastic view and save some bucks. The atmosphere was still electric from up there, plus tickets are often cheaper.

I suggest arriving around 5:30 PM for a 7 PM game. You’ll find parking easier and can stroll around the area without feeling rushed.

Check out the merchandise before the game. I waited until halftime, and a bunch of stuff was already sold out. I recommend getting your gear early!

Grab a pre-game meal at a local spot instead of inside the arena. The food’s tastier and way cheaper. I had a great sandwich nearby for half the price of the arena food

I recommend getting snacks inside the arena—they’re pricey, but I found the nachos were def worth it, crispy and cheesy. Forget the vending machines outside, they're way overpriced!

I think it’s a good idea to explore the surrounding area before heading in. There are some cool bars and restaurants just a few blocks away where you can grab a bite and beat the crowd.