Paris · France
Skatepark Martin Luther King · Batignolles
Within Parc Clichy Batignolles–Martin Luther King, the city describes a skate area with curves, banks and concrete wave forms. Use the park location page for arrival and current notices, then choose one manageable line after observing how the space is being shared.
Sources checked:
- Published address
- Parc Clichy Batignolles – Martin Luther King, 147 rue Cardinet, 75017 Paris
- Setting
- Outdoor skate area with curves, banks and concrete wave features
- Inline access
- The city’s skate guide explicitly includes roller skaters alongside skateboards and scooters. Follow the current park and equipment rules.
Before you travel
Check the park’s date-specific timetable before travelling; seasonal periods and weekday/weekend opening times differ. The checked page also reports that the belvedere lifts are unavailable. Do not turn that specific notice into a claim that the skatepark is closed or that every route is step-free: ask the city about the approach you need. Leave time to inspect the surface and exit the park before closing.
Find the location
The official location is 147 rue Cardinet in the 17th arrondissement. The city lists several park access streets, so agree on the same entrance before meeting friends. A general park address does not identify an exact skate-area entrance. Check the final walk and current transport connection separately, keeping skates and bags out of pedestrian routes while you get ready.
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Choose a line, not a whole-park rating
The municipal guide welcomes different experience levels, but that does not make each feature suitable for each person. Watch full approaches and exits, then select a familiar movement with room to stop. A small visible feature can still share a landing or crossing. Give other users time to finish instead of entering whenever the nearest patch looks empty.
Keep waiting and filming outside the flow
Before taking a clip, agree where the filmer and waiting group can stand without blocking another approach. Recheck that position when the current routes change. Keep bags outside the skating area and avoid treating the top of a curve as seating. A successful attempt is not a reason to leave the landing occupied while watching the recording.
Make a clear next-visit plan
Record the date, the feature you used and any unresolved access question after the session. Keep observations separate from city notices that can change. Use BladeFeed Spots to explore further locations or the atlas comparison for planning questions. This guide does not claim a personal visit, local review, measured difficulty score or dedicated verified community spot.
Frequently asked questions
Does the city include inline skating?
Yes. Roller skating is explicitly named in the municipal skate guide. Check current posted rules when you arrive.
Does the lift notice describe every route to the skate area?
No. It concerns the belvedere lifts. Ask the city about the specific accessible approach you need.
Sources and record limits
This is a desk-researched planning profile, not a personal visit, review, safety inspection or live opening-status feed. Unknown details stay unknown. Check current access with the operator.
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