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We are proudly Auckland’s only Indoor Skatepark

where all wheels are welcome

7 days a week

No booking required

Learn skateboarding, rollerblading and scootering with our friendly team of professional coaches. No requirement to book, just turn up on the day and shred.

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Learn to Skate or Scooter at Sonsk8

Whether you’re into skateboarding, inline, quad skating, or scootering, our lessons cater to all skill levels in a fun and supportive environment. Join us for expert coaching and gain confidence on wheels!

Directions

Entrance via Omaru Lane, Glen Innes

  • 1 minute walk from Train Station

  • Next to Pak’n’save

  • Behind the TAB- Glen Innes

  • Google Maps “Sonsk8

  • Opposite the new Burger King on Apirana Avenue

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Hassle Free birthday parties

Looking for a unique birthday idea that kids and parents will love? Throw your next party at the SonSk8 Indoor Skatepark in Glen Innes! Perfect for all ages and skill levels, our venue offers an exciting, active celebration in a safe, weatherproof environment.

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Sonsk8 is operated by a group of passionate volunteers and governed by a committee that meets regularly to plan what is next on our list.

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2025 Funding Partners

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FOR PARTIES, EVENTS, RETREATS, COMPETITIONS AND WHATEVER ELSE

CALL US NOW 02041458907

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