Skate park in Omsk receiving renovation for Youth Day celebration
The skate park on Budarina Street in Omsk is set to reopen on June 28, 2025, as part of the Youth Day 2025 celebrations. This marks a significant upgrade in the city's recreational facilities for young residents.
City authorities have been reminding residents to take care of sports facilities and follow safety rules when practicing extreme sports. In preparation for these celebrations, the repairs at the skate park have been undertaken by the municipal institution "Sports City".
The repairs, which are being conducted by specialists, include the renewal of the skate park's base, painting of the benches, and general maintenance to ensure a comfortable environment for relaxation and active leisure. The completion date for these repairs is scheduled for June 27.
Omsk has been designated as one of the Youth Capitals of Russia for 2025, along with Perm, and the skate park renovation is a testament to the city's commitment to providing excellent recreational facilities for its youth.
The skate park's opening coincides with multiple youth-centric events, including the inauguration of new youth centres across various Russian regions. High-level officials such as Sergey Kiriyenko, First Deputy Chief of the Presidential Administration, Vitaly Khotsenko, the Governor of Omsk Oblast, and others addressed the youth gathered at the skate park during these celebrations.
With the renovated skate park now operational, Omsk residents can look forward to enjoying a revitalised space for active leisure and relaxation, just in time for the Youth Day festivities.
Engaging in sports activities safely is essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. After the renovation by Sports City, the skate park on Budarina Street offers an ideal venue for both relaxation and excitement in sports, adding to Omsk's vibrant lifestyle for its youth.
