Epic Skate Park

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Epic skatepark is the largest indoor skatepark in the Europe. It is located in Birmingham, England where there is a relatively high demand for such a facility.

The skatepark officially opened in October 2001 and since then has undergone much building and development work. For instance, after opening, a giant halfpipe was constructed, making it the largest permanent halfpipe in Britain.

However, in 2004 the skatepark was forced to rent out about one quarter of the skatepark to a private company 'Creation Rock Climbing'. Their arrival helped keep the skatepark afloat in the sea of financial despair. There is also a skateshop, a cafe, skate school and a licenced bar at the facility.

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Coordinates: 52°27′15.39″N, 1°53′8.99″W