Skatepark in Sokolniki — Red Deck
The Red Deck Sokolniki bowl beneath the timber canopy on its tree column

Sokolniki · Sokolnichesky Val

Sokolniki — the park with a vert ramp

This park has a bowl, transitions and a vert ramp. You can start from zero, and there is plenty of room for open sessions.

Moscow, Sokolnichesky Val 1, bld. 1

daily 10:00–22:00

+7 (929) 509-17-27

Getting here

Sokolniki

Moscow, Sokolnichesky Val 1, bld. 1

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  1. Directions to Red Deck

    Open the skatepark listing below. In Yandex Maps, choose Directions, your starting point and travel mode.

  2. The skatepark entrance

    Red Deck is inside Sokolniki Park. If you cannot find the entrance, call the park team for directions.

Cannot find the entrance?
Call — we will meet you and help: +7 (929) 509-17-27

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Lessons and open sessions

Group class2,200 ₽ (RUB)
One-to-one lesson, 60 minfrom 4,900 ₽
Open session1,200 ₽ per entry weekdays · 1,500 ₽ per entry weekends

The park has plenty of room for open sessions.

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What’s in the park

Advanced level

Vert ramp

A vert ramp with a vertical upper section. Full protective gear is mandatory at all times; a coach spots the first attempts.

Clover-shaped

The floating bowl

Beyond the function and the clover shape, it is a strikingly beautiful floating structure: the bowl is raised above the floor on a tree-shaped column. Come and see it.

Built for learning

Mini ramp

Very comfortable to learn on: compact, wide, with mellow transitions.

Any level

Room to ride

Space for open sessions and for learning grinds and flips.

What usually worries people

What if I fall?

The coach teaches you to fall properly: tuck in, avoid landing on straight arms and distribute the impact safely. This reduces the risk of injury but does not eliminate it entirely.

What if everyone else can skate and I can’t?

You can start from zero at Sokolniki. Your coach chooses exercises on the flat and small transitions to suit your level.

What if I can’t do it at all?

You will not master everything straight away — that is normal. The coach starts with the simplest movements and introduces harder ones gradually, once you feel confident with the previous step.

How a first visit goes

  1. Come a little early

    Allow time to complete the paperwork and change before the lesson. The park team will welcome you.

  2. Sign the consent form

    The informed consent includes the park rules. A parent or legal guardian signs for a child.

  3. Take the safety briefing

    The coach explains how to enter the riding area, give way to others and respond to a fall. Exercises begin after the briefing.

  4. Get your gear

    Protective gear and a board or inline skates are provided on site and included in paid lessons and group classes.

  5. Parents watch from the side

    You can watch from outside the riding area. Only students and the coach are on the floor.

What to bring

Clothes

Sportswear with no loose laces or long drawstrings that could get caught in the wheels.

Shoes

Closed shoes with a flat, non-slip sole. Sandals and high heels are not suitable for the riding area.

Helmet and pads

Available on site. Under-16s must wear a helmet in every riding area. Everyone wears a full set for lessons, regardless of age or experience; full protective gear is always mandatory on the vert ramp.

Board or inline skates

A board or skates and protective gear are included in paid lessons and group classes. For open sessions, bring your own equipment or rent it at the park.

Open-session rental: a full set of pads — 900 ₽; board or inline skates — 900 ₽.

Riding confidently and after lines and a spine? Dubrovka is built for that.

A spine with coping in the middle of the Red Deck Dubrovka floor, with red-edged transitions along the walls
Dubrovka · A spine with coping in the middle of the Red Deck Dubrovka floor, with red-edged transitions along the walls