Aurora Skates (skateboard)
đ Woodlands, Central
A community-run DIY skateboard space in a Woodlands multipurpose hall, where experienced local skaters welcome beginners and the DIY ramp setup lets skaters customise the course to their preference.
loved the place! super welcoming atmosphere for new skaters, nothing but vibes. Managed to learn a couple tricks there with the friendly skaters that taught me!!
đ Family Action Verdict
A genuine community skateboarding space with a welcoming atmosphere that makes it a strong starting point for children and teens new to the sport. The DIY nature means every session can be configured differently, and local skaters passing on skills gives the space real character. Call ahead or check before travelling to confirm the hall is free.
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Yusuf Aljunied
4 years ago
âloved the place! super welcoming atmosphere for new skaters, nothing but vibes. Managed to learn a couple tricks there with the friendly skaters that taught me!!â
Bryan Min
2 years ago
âThis place is located right behind two schools so it is less crowded with skaters which is great! But the place is a multi purpose hall an ppl ussully play basket ball there, making no room for the ramps to be placed(yes is a diy park) Hence the far journey therte is not worth it if there is many basket ball plyers there. Also scooter riders not allowed(i got kicked out. Great place to film a vid as you can set up the ramps urself! prob would come again thoâ
Muhammad Afiq Bin Aini
3 years ago
âever since Woodlands skatepark closed, is a great initiative by the community. is a DIY skatepark. hope the place stays alive. is limited to only skateboarders.â
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Overview
Aurora Skates fills a gap left by the closure of Woodlands Skatepark, operating as a community-initiated skateboard space within a multipurpose hall behind two schools on Woodlands Street 81. The ramps and obstacles are DIY and repositionable, allowing skaters to set up their preferred configuration. Experienced members of the local skating community actively help newcomers learn tricks, creating a welcoming entry point for children and teens taking up the sport. Skateboards only are permitted.
