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An indoor skatepark in East Williamsburg where kids can skate with a day pass, take skateboard lessons or join skate camps. It also runs after-school programs and birthday party rentals.
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All-day pass from $20; lessons from $120; camp from $140
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Ages 4–14.
All-day pass from $20; lessons from $120; camp from $140
No fixed schedule is listed. Check the website for current hours.
314 Scholes St, 11206, in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Yes. Substance Skatepark Brooklyn is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Substance Skatepark: substanceskatepark.com, or call (917) 721-5707.
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