- 1970’s New York Skateparks RIP
- Skateboard Palace - Jackson Heights NY
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Skateboard Palace - Jackson Heights NY
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General Information
Skatepark Name
Skateboard Palace NYC
Size (square footage, no comma)
25000 square feet.
BMX
- no
Opening Date
November 10, 1978
Open / Closed
- Closed
Lights
yes
Restrooms
yes
Free or Pay
pay
Inside or Outside
inside
Are Pads Required?
yes
Riding Surface?
concrete
Construction Info
Designer
Monk & Sonber
Location
Address
81st Street & Roosevelt Avenue, 81st Street, Jackson Heights, Queens County, New York, 11372, United States
Postal Code
11372
Latitude
40.75
Longitude
-73.89
City
New York
Contacts
Managment
- Private
Indoor Concrete Park in Queens
Built in a former car dealership and showroom, Skateboard Palace was a $100,000 project by owner Mike DeNigris, with significant help from young skater-advocates who fought to bring a park to Queens.
Skateboard Palace had six runs of varying difficulty, including a tile and coping keyhole pool.
The park was also called "Indoor Skate Board Center of N.Y. Inc."
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