Ranked #1 of 8 skate parks in Brooklyn by visitor rating
IndoorRampsStreet section
About
Substance Skatepark Brooklyn is a highly-rated indoor skate destination located in Williamsburg, offering year-round skating regardless of weather. This welcoming facility features two indoor sections packed with ramps, rails, and boxes for all skill levels. With a 4.7-star rating from 96 reviews, skaters consistently praise the supportive community atmosphere and knowledgeable owner Andrew. Day passes cost $20, with affordable monthly memberships that unlock 24/7 access. The park operates weekday evenings and full weekend days, making it convenient for both casual visitors and dedicated skaters. Bring water to stay hydrated during your session.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“Substance rocks!! First off, its an indoor park! Rain, sleet, or snow, this place is open! The owner Andrew is absolutely great and always there to help! They have a ton of obstacles of all sizes.
Everyone one of every skill level is welcomed! I love this place especially the…”
★★★★★
“Words fail when it comes to Substance/Brooklyn. One million people doing one million things. No two are the same. I've seen the up and coming ride there. I've seen skill and genius there. I've seen the indescribable there.
I've seen the unthinkable there.”
★★★★★
“We always try to find a skate park for my son when we are out and about. Found this one on my google search. Cool park! You pay $20 for all day access! Two indoor sections with ramps and skate rails and skate boxes. The one side had a large ramp. There were both adults and…”
★★★★★
“It’s a nice park. The mini ramp is super fun. But sometimes it’s so slick that it’s practically unskateable. Your wheels get covered in dust and you have to wipe them off every other run. If they mopped it regularly it probably wouldn’t be an issue, but I’ve heard they never do. …”
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