FAQS

When is the next skate?

They are usually on the weekend. If the weather forecast is looking good I'll put the meetup details up a few days before.

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Where can I find the meetup details?

The website, wellingtonstreetskate.com or any of the social links. 

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Can I be notified by email instead?

Yes! Many skaters prefer this. Send me an email: wellingtonstreetskate@gmail.com and I will add you to the list.

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How long are the sessions?

1.5-2hr

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Is there a map of the route?

Yes. Goto wellingtonstreetskate.com and click the wondermap

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How many kms?

Can vary from 10-20. The meetup details will indicate which number route it is on wondermap.

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What skill levels is this for?

Varies from beginner, intermediate to advanced. The meetup details will indicate usually.

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Where do you skate?

Waterfront is base, and we mix it up with routes in other Welly suburbs and areas.

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Who can come along?

Any wheels (inline/roller/skateboards/free/wobblyboard etc. etc.) 

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Can you teach me to skate? Not really. Skaters and myself can provide simple/general tips/tricks sometimes, but best to seek out qualified instructors and join their classes.

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Where can I hire skates?

Fergs Kayaks for Inline to be used outdoors. Kilbirnie Recreation centre for Inline/Roller to be used inside the centre only.

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What safety gear should I wear?

As much or as little as you feel comfortable with.

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Where is the best place to skate in Welly?

Waterfront and the stadium concourse. 

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Do the meetups have a code of conduct?

Yes link to the code of conduct is on the homepage. This is to protect the safety and wellbeing of all those attending by ensuring a respectful, safe and inclusive environment for everyone. There will be no tolerance for harassing, bullying or disrespectful behavior, interactions, messages, by any attendee, in any form. I am committed to ensuring WSS remains a safe, inclusive, and positive meetup for all. Thank you for your cooperation and support!

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