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Design
 
If we build it, they will come-once. But if it's dull, they won't come back. We need to work with the skaters in our community to design a course that will be challenging yet safe. 
 
No Cross Patterns - Set up ramp arrays so that runs are roughly parallel. While cross patterns might maximize available space, they are an invitation to disaster. 
 
Segregation - Set up different areas for different levels of skaters. This helps skaters be less embarrassed and helps prevent injuries.
 
Many skate park operators have made the mistake of adding costly equipment when attendance started slipping. Start out modestly and expand only when there is a demonstrated need, not on the speculation that more ramps will equal more business.


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