Long Islanders Just Want To Have Fun

Jan. 3, 2012 - PRLog -- A new era in all-in-one inside entertainment is opening for Long Islanders and the excitement is building.

Route 110 in Farmingdale was known over the years for a variety of interesting places to go to and visit. And now, there’s a new and exciting development for this always-interesting area.

The 110 Skate Park is arriving and it’s making quite an impact. Long Island’s premier indoor skate park is offering a new and exciting venue for all of Long Island, featuring a retail pro shop, training clinics, camp programs, laser tag arena, roller-ball bowling, arcades, multipurpose party rooms, parents lounge and a Route 110 tradition: Nathans. Subway is there, also.

According to a spokesman for 110 Skate Park, the time has come for a new dimension in indoor, year round entertainment for Long Island residents. “We believe we’re offering a very unique and comprehensive entertainment experience like nothing else this area has ever seen,” stated the representative.

Designed by Team Pain Skate Parks, The 110 Skate Park is a complete entertainment extravaganza for young and old alike.

According to the developer of the entertainment complex, skate parks are aesthetically in essence a sculpture project, since the designer is also the builder, ensuring that all design details are up to skate park standards. At this level of expertise it is beneficial to for the Skate Park to have a fun and functional the design and construction of the skate able terrain to allow for progressive changes and ensure that all structural and design elements are precise. The project, 110 State Park, and the developer, have worked closely together to achieve a top of the line skate park.

The Booming Popularity of Skate Parks

Unlike organized sports, like basketball or football, skateboarding has no set arena or rules and skate parks have no standard design template. Each skate park, including Long Island’s 110 Skate Park, is designed specifically to provide unique challenges to its users. There are, however, three main categories of skate park design: bowl, street plaza and flow parks.

An online history of skate parks reveals that skate parks can be privately or publicly owned. Many privately owned skate parks are indoors, usually in warehouses, roller rinks or buildings with high ceilings, especially in areas with snowy winters. Public skate parks are usually outdoors.

Long Island residents who want to learn more about this exciting entertainment concept should visit www.110skatepark.com/

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Designed by Team Pain Skate Parks, The 110 Skate Park is a complete entertainment extravaganza for young and old alike.