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Halloween Bowl Jam Friday 31st October 6pm to 10pm
£5 for 4 hours 6pm to 10pm
Come in fancy dress and get a free pass for use on your next visit !

NEW Opening Times & Prices !!!!
Due to low attendance in the last hour each day, The Ukskate-Park will be closed at 9pm Monday to Thursday, with immeadiate effect. It will be open till 10pm Friday's and Saturdays and Till 8pm as usual on Sundays.
From 1st September 2008 Annual Membership will be £15 per year.
This will save you £2.50 each time you attend and you will continue to get a FREE all day session after every 5 Visits !

Non-Members will pay £2.50 in addition to the standard entrance price.

Members entrance Prices will remain the same for at least the next 12 months as below
1 Hour - £3
2 hours - £4
3 hours - £5
£2 for each additional Hour
£10 All Day

UKskate-Park

The Ukskate Shop is now located in the Ukskate-Park !!
The Park has been re-named "Ukskate-Park" though many old school skaters will I'm sure call it Bones forever

If you are a company or an individual and would be interested in sponsoring ramps/obstacles in the park in return for banner and/or stencil advertising for the next 6 years of our lease, please get in contact or forward this info to any person/organisation you know who may wish to help, Thanks

The ..skatepark.. is made up of 3 large Units which are interconnected.

Unit 1 contains mostly smaller equipment which is primarily but not exclusively aimed at beginners and skateboarders. Ukskate have already made some very significant improvements to this area. There is a small Miniramp approx 1metre high and 3metres wide. There are 2 flatbanks, a few smallish Quarterpipes, a low curved rail, a long low Square edged Grind box with a high Coping edged back, and a small square "Ollie Box" on top of one centre area. We have also commenced work on a new section in this area where we have knocked down the old Kitchen wall to create more room. This will have a flatbank and quarter pipe at one end, with a Quarterpipe at the other end. In bteween will be a number of "Moveable" obstacles including various shapes grindboxes with coping and/or Square edges, Curved and Triangle Kickers/launch boxes, and P-Rails etc

Unit 2 is the Street area with larger ramps, A big flat bank rollin, centre fun Box with an array of Grind Boxes, Rails etc (much more to come in this area including a long drop ledge), a Big Quarter to Quarter wall ride Transfer, a Flat bank at the base of the wall ride, A large Spined Ramp and 2 more Quarter Pipes.

Unit 3 (Downstairs) is the Transitions and "real street" area. This houses an infamous Peanut shaped Skatebowl with a Round deep end and a round shallow end. There is a large 6ft Half pipe approx 6metres Wide which has a 2 ft sub box with coping along one side and a 1 ft square edged Sub box along the other side. There is a Flat bank transfer from the halp pipe to an unusual Dual Height Vert/Midi Ramp. This has an 11ft Vert on one side and an 8ft Midi on the other side, Great for those Huge airs !
There are transfer opportunities between the Vert/Midi and Halfpipe and from there in to the Bowl if you are feeling Brave !

There is a Jump Box which currently has a 7ft Quarter pipe at one end and a 15ft Wall Ride Quarter at the other end, though this will be changed and improved in plans coming soon.

The "real Street" area has a 15 foot long Street Rail down a flat Bank and a 15ft long High Ledge down the same flat Bank. This now has a Longer, mellower Flat Bank with an adjustable height Rail (16 inches upto about 3.5ft high) 15ft long and a Ledge on both the left and right hand side of the Bank. The rail will soon be able to be inter-changed with a square rail for Skateboard events etc.

The Floor in this area is a smooth concrete, whereas the rest of the park is all plywood flooring. We now have Two 30 ft long ledges along both sides of this area. One is made similar to Urbis ledge height and the other similar to Castlefield ledge height, in order to simulate use of the most popular street skating places in Manchester.

We have many more plans to improve the park and will be continually upgrading areas of the park to keep it fresh and give the skatepark users new challenges.