NYC's Only Indoor Skatepark. Located in Staten Island, two train stops from the S.I. Ferry. The shop Currently closed to stop the spread of Coronavirus.
Welcome to 5050 Skatepark, New York Cities only indoor skatepark. Located in the Stapleton neighborhood of Staten Island, only one mile from the Staten Island – Manhattan Ferry and around the corner from the Stapleton train station. The custom built 8,000 square foot recreation center is open year-round to all alternative sports. At 5050 Skatepark you can expand your skills in a creative and safe
09/30/2024
Check out what New York Design and Construction and the 5050 Skatepark crew built this month.
The Edge RedBull Ramp Build Imagine 100 Floors up into the New York City Skyline building a ramp? Throwing Star Collective called us in to create A Ramp on the edge for Pro Skater Zion ...
03/23/2023
Skateboard classes available on Staten Island
08/10/2022
We’ve been shouting for years that there’s a great need and desire for indoor skate parks. The numbers dont lie. Just wish the city would listen and give us a forever home.
08/02/2022
The park might not be physically there, but the crew is still out there killing it!
Red Bull Terminal Takeover Build Out Red Bull Terminal Takeover Build OutFilmed and Edited by Alexander Volberding and Drake Matlock
04/30/2022
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Last day at this location. I don’t feel a loss because we learned, grew, and experienced so much there. I opened 5050 with Ed when I was just 23 years old, against all of our family’s judgment. We felt so strongly about it because we knew the need was so great, but I don’t think either of us ever imagined it would grow into what it did.
Everything about it was so casual. One day Ed came home exhausted after another civic meeting trying to get the city to rebuild our public skatepark. I asked him how much would it cost for him to build our own park if he did all the labor and I ran it. We sat down, ran the numbers and much like my personality, I was rushing to purchase a name and website the next night. Thankfully, John Coyle was home and helped me come up with the name 5050 Skatepark.
That’s the most amazing aspect to me. It was a complete community effort. Tom G became the graphic designer, Mike T the screen printer, Amanda the baker, Alexis and Eric photographers, Nazzaro maintenance, Tommy, Hannah, Victoria front desk, Melissa childcare, Danny advertising, Bupsy security, web design, sound system, and so much more. All the artists, designers, carpenters, and welders, that started out here and now went on to do that professionally. We really appreciate all you.
All instructors/representatives I’m sorry if I left you out, it’s pretty much all of SI ❤️ and of course all the parents that were trusting enough to leave their children with us lol love you all!!
03/13/2022
What's Your Story ? with Tariq Zaid. 5050 Skatepark released another interview with the owner of Richmond Hood Co and Vodega. Tariq explains growing up in a group home and how the people who worked there inspired him to go out in the world and be successful. He hit a crossroad in his life and decided to take the path less traveled. Filmed/Edited by What's Your Story is an Interview series by 5050 Skatepark to spotlight some locals here in New York City.
What’s Your Story ? with Tariq Zaid What’s Your Story ? with Tariq Zaid. 5050 Skatepark released another interview with the owner of Richmond Hood Co and Vodega. Tariq explains growing up in a group home and how the people who …
03/13/2022
The Brooklyn Banks is a legendary skating mecca that first gained popularity in the 1980s.Helayne Seidman They can’t take it to the Banks. Manhattan locals, skaters and a non-profit are fed up with the city’s glacial pace of repairs to the Brooklyn Bridge, which has fenced off nine acres of space for more than a decade — including a world-famous skate spot and a public basketball court....
New York Post-NYC skaters, locals pushing to get fenced-off Brooklyn Banks back The Brooklyn Banks is a legendary skating mecca that first gained popularity in the 1980s.Helayne Seidman They can’t take it to the Banks. Manhattan locals, skaters and a non-profit are fed up with…
What’s your story? With Tyrone Williams owner of hit the link in the bio to watch!
02/15/2022
What's Your Story ? with Tyrone Williams. 5050 Skatepark released another interview with the owner of Dah Shop. Tyrone explains growing up in Brooklyn and how he got his first bike from his Grandfather and how he fell in love with Bike Riding. Now he is trying to keep his Bike Shop open and healing his body with Yoga. This is a good watch. Filmed/Edited by
Tyrone Williams What’s Your Story? What’s Your Story ? with Tyrone Williams. 5050 Skatepark released another interview with the owner of Dah Shop. Tyrone explains growing up in Brooklyn and how he got his first bike from his G…
05/31/2021
The park may not be open, but we are always building something. Last month the crew went out to New Orleans and transformed an old airplane terminal into a skatepark for Redbull. Check out the build video!
Red Bull Terminal Takeover Buildout Video Red Bull Terminal Takeover transformed the old New Orleans airport into an unreal venue for an amateur skate contest like no other.
05/29/2021
9 years ago today, we were turning a furniture store into a skate park Thanks for the photos