This park features a laughable street course, but that doesn't matter unless you are under 10 and wearing roller blades. The bowl is a Tim Payne design, and it is fun. It is boomerang shaped with a tall end at about 8 feet. One side of the tall end has a nice tombstone to air off of and the other side has a nice steep escalator down to the 6 foot remainder of the bowl. It has an easy hip for blasting big airs and really fast metal coping to compliment its smooth cement surface. Nice flowing, fast lines! It is open to the public for a small fee of $3, and it is open till about 9 pm nightly. Nice for the working man. I was told by old friends that I ran into at Vans, that Lake Mary is the place to be for an early evening session in Orlando. I had to go in the morning, since I was visiting my parents for all of three days. But is was killer. Good Job Team Payne! There is about 2 minutes of video at Lake Mary playing on my website at:
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Designer/Builder: The bowl was by Team Pain

To get there, you take I-4 to the Lake Mary Blvd exit (North of downtown Orlando), and go East on Lake Mary Blvd. Take a left and go North on Country Club Blvd, and follow that to the end. You are there.