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BEST FOR
Ages 4-8
WHERE
Leeds
What it’s like
A skatepark session for kids to try skateboards, scooters and BMX, with a Mini Riders slot for the younger ones.
This is a proper skatepark, not a soft play with wheels bolted on. Kids get on skateboards, scooters, BMX bikes or quad and inline skates, and if they don't own the gear they can borrow a helmet, skateboard or scooter free at Mini Riders sessions. That session's the one aimed at the younger crowd, running from toddler age up to about eight, which is handy if you've got a four-year-old who wants a go without getting mown down by a teenager doing tricks.
Booking's required, and it's worth doing properly rather than turning up on spec. Sessions can shift around private bookings, so the slot you fancied might not be running that day if you haven't checked ahead. You'll also need to register online before the first visit, which is a bit of admin but only a one-off.
Anyone under 12 needs an adult over 18 with them, so this isn't a drop-and-run activity, you're in it too. Hours are longer at weekends, from 9am to 9pm, and shorter on weekday evenings from 4pm, with extra daytime hours in most Leeds school holidays. There's a café on site for when small legs need a sit down.
Birthday parties get a private 1.45 hour session for up to 30 people, with skatepark use, equipment and access to the upstairs café space for 1.5 hours. You can bring your own food, drink and cake, which saves a fortune, though electrical equipment isn't allowed at parties, so leave the speaker at home.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 4 to 8, with Mini Riders sessions covering toddlers too
- Parties
- £250 for private 1.45hr session for up to 30 people, includes skatepark use, equipment and café space for 1.5 hours
- Register online before your first visit, it's separate from booking a session.
- Under 12s need an adult over 18 with them the whole time.
- Sessions can be bumped by private bookings, so double check before you head out.
- No electrical equipment allowed at birthday parties.
Plan your visit
What ages is this for?
The site lists ages 4 to 8 as the main range, and Mini Riders sessions cover toddlers up to eight year olds.
Do we need to book?
Booking is required, and sessions can change because of private bookings, so it's best to sort this in advance rather than turning up.
Do I need to do anything before the first visit?
You need to complete online registration before your first time there.
Can my child borrow equipment?
At Mini Riders sessions, kids can borrow a helmet, skateboard or scooter free if they haven't got their own.
Does an adult need to stay with my child?
Yes, under 12s must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or over.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Thursday it's 4pm to 10pm, Friday 4pm to 9.30pm, and weekends 9am to 9pm. School holidays usually bring extra daytime hours.
What do birthday parties include?
A private 1.45 hour session for up to 30 people, covering skatepark use, equipment and 1.5 hours in the upstairs café space. You can bring your own food and cake, but no electrical equipment is allowed.
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