Mayor Christiane Hinninger says: “The new skate park is intended to be a place where young people enjoy meeting and being active together. That’s why we want to involve those who will eventually use the facility early on. Their ideas and experiences are an important foundation for the planning process.”

The Parks and Recreation Department, which is responsible for the renovation, invites everyone who wants to use the skate parks—whether on skateboards, surfskates, inline skates, scooters, or other wheeled sports equipment—to participate. 

From Friday, November 6, through Thursday, December 10, ideas and suggestions regarding skate features and potential uses can be submitted via the city’s participation platform “Wiesbaden wirkt.” In addition, two workshops will be held at the skate hall, Murnaustraße 2: On Thursday, November 26, at 5:30 p.m., ideas, requests, and requirements for the new skate park will be collected and discussed together with the planning firm. On Thursday, January 21, 2027, at 5:30 p.m., the refined plans will be presented and discussed with participants.

Detailed information about the project and the workshops, as well as the opportunity to participate in the online survey, can be found on the “Wiesbaden wirkt” participation platform at www.wiesbadenwirkt.de/skatepark (opens in a new tab).