You can get a daily Travel card and that will Get you around for the day It can be used on the underground and most trains but if you’re Going to travel regularly..The it would be wise invest in an oyster card as it will save you cash on tickets. (You can all the info you need on this from any ticket desk.
Southbank: is a location on the river next to the London eye (the BIG wheel ferriswheel) under the royal festival hall, Go to waterloo and skate to the river or go to Embankment station and cross over the river on Hungerford bridge. Its also a 15 min or so skate from Slam city skates Shop.
Harrow: you'll also have get a train, but this time from euston (you MUST skate the banks outside euston station!) to Harrow and Wealdstone, don't get the Underground it takes Forever, At Euston station and cross the road then around the corner to Masons Ave, skate down there and under the bridge, in a few moments you will see a small roundabout with a corner shop, Look for Christchurch av. Skate up there and you Will find the leisure center, the park is around the back on the far side of the carpark. Sounds a little complicated but its realy not far attal maybe 10mins.
The Mudchute: Mudchute DLR station, turn right, cross the tracks on to Spindrift ave. Skate to the end of the road and the park is..Well directly straight ahead, in the gardens on the other side of the T-intersection.
Cantelows: Take Camden town tube at station cross the road facing the worlds end pub and follow up Camden road past the front entrance of Sansburys and under the bridge at Camden road Train station. You will see a Skateshop called Tuesday continue up the hill till you come to a Tescos petrol station opposite a carwash. The skatepark is next to that in Cantelows garden. its a 10 min skate.
There is also a skateshop not far from there you can find it at a place called Camden market.
Name: Camo pete's airboune skateshop.
Bay 66: Take the Westbourne park tube, right out of the station go past the pub on the corner, turn right, skate down the road till you go past a set of swings, you then come to another pub, turn right and cross the footbridge over the trainline you can see the skatepark from the bridge under the overpass. When and if you go right from Westboune park Underground and up the road to the next corner on the left you come to Meanwhile gardens where Meanwhile bowl is. :Also Good:
Meanwhile: Royal oak Underground, Get out, cross the road then take a right then a left and follow the overpass Follow the graffiti that continues for about a hundred meters you Can not miss the park it is under the overpass.
Stockwell: Get yourself to the Sockwell underground then cross over the road and skate past the pub Follow Stockwell road for 10 min or more Or get the Underground to Brixton, out of the station, cross the road and go left under the bridge, take the third street on the left and you find the park at the end on the corner of stockwell road.
The Finsbury Park bowl: Finsbruy park Underground, Take a left out of the station go over the two roads till you find the park gates the skatebowl is up on the hill next beside some tennis courts.
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The Romford Park: Take The train (not the Underground) from Liverpool st to Romford, the park is about 20 min or so from the station via some back streets, but you can get a bus, (I think 252, but things change so make sure to check) There is a driving school track next to the petrol station on upper Rainham road, the Skatepark is next to it.!
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