Broad Street (Seattle Center) Skatepark in Seattle, Washington

Broad Street Skatepark is an outdoor skatepark in Seattle’s Seattle Center area, situated at 313 Taylor Ave N. It serves as a dedicated space for skateboarding, with a mix of ramps, rails, and street-style features designed for skaters of varying skill levels. The park is maintained by the City of Seattle and is part of the broader Seattle Center complex, which includes other recreational and cultural attractions.

The skatepark is open to the public and is primarily used for skateboarding, though some visitors may also use it for rollerblading or scootering. It is accessible via public transit, with nearby bus stops and the Seattle Center Monorail providing easy access. Hours are typically daylight-dependent, with operations generally running from early morning until dusk, though exact hours may vary seasonally. The park has received high ratings from visitors, reflecting its popularity and functionality.

Visitors should check the Seattle Center website or contact the Seattle Department of Transportation for the most current information on hours and any temporary closures. The skatepark is free to use, though skaters should bring their own equipment. The area around the park is well-trafficked, so visitors may encounter crowds, especially on weekends or during events. Basic amenities like trash receptacles are available, but no restrooms or seating are located directly at the skatepark.