Rolling Magic Skate Park

Code of conduct: Guidelines for a safe environment 

No hate, just skate (or ride). This all-wheel park is an all-inclusive environment. Everyone is welcome!

All skill levels welcome. This park has been designed for all skill levels. Ride within your abilities and be considerate of other riders. 

Show respect. Be courteous and respectful to others. Ride under control and keep a safe distance from other riders. Look before you go. Do not drop in on others. Wait your turn. 

The following are not allowed:

• Glass containers
• Food, drink, or gum on riding areas
• Any use of tobacco products, vapes, illegal drugs or alcohol
• Loud music
• Vandalism
• Soliciting
• Littering
• Fires
• Any kind of motorized vehicle or equipment
• Remote control cars
• Unpermitted events

• This park is unsupervised, and users ride at their own risk.
• Parents/guardians are responsible for supervising their children.  
• Properly fitting protective safety equipment is strongly recommended. 
• Spectators and pedestrians should not enter the riding areas. 
• Make sure your riding equipment is in good working condition.  
• Inspect the park before use. Stay off surfaces when wet or hazardous. 
• Do not leave possessions unattended. Lenexa Parks & Recreation is not responsible for lost or stolen items. 
• The skate park is open to nonmotorized bikes, skateboards, scooters, inline skates and wheelchairs.
• Please report any after-hours issues to the Lenexa Police Dispatch: 913.477.7301.
• For emergencies, call 911.

The City of Lenexa's original skate park opened in 2001 after a group of kids came to a City Council meeting to ask for a public skate park. It was a popular destination for many years, but the surface had deteriorated. The small parking lot was also inadequate.

Designs for a new skate park built just to the east of the original park — a high-priority project for many years — started in summer 2022. New Line Skateparks designed and built the new skate park, guided by enthusiastic community input. It was complete in summer 2023.

The name of the park, Rolling Magic, is a tribute to a privately-run skate park with the same name that was built in Lenexa in the late 1970s. The original Rolling Magic was a state-of-the art facility with a large bowl, snake runs, keyholes and other popular features. It also included a two-level dome with an arcade, soda bar and pro shop. It was only in operation for a few years. The original site at 95th Street and Interstate 35 remains empty today.