AU5 Keramat Skatepark

“AU5 has plenty of obstacles aimed at beginner to intermediate skaters. The skatepark is old, so there are some rusted ramps and rails, but many of them have been replaced with newer ones. It's divided into three sections, which is great—it helps reduce overcrowding and keeps skaters of different skill levels from getting in each other's way. If you're just starting out, AU5 is a great place to learn and build confidence. But for more advanced skaters, the obstacles might not offer much of a challenge. That said, because of its historical significance in Malaysia’s skate scene, I still recommend skating here at least once. It’s a spot worth experiencing”

“Great place to skate”

“This is one of the OG skatepark that every skateboarders need to drop by. Skateable for day and night except rainy day. With a good lighting system and damn spacious, this park able to cater all different categories. Skateboarders, bmxers, inliners and even cruise boarders are all welcome to hit this spot. This skatepark located in the middle of neihbourhood areas. Bare in mind to respect the surroundings. We could skate up till late but no noise, no booze, no drugs and no sexual activities. 🏠🌳🏡”

“The park was originally a roller skate rink. Bunch of local skateboarder been skating here since the early 90s. The surface were rough and destroy your board quicker than you think. But thats not an excuse that you cant skate here. Imagine after 30 years, lots of cracks and hold here and there. As i said, that doesn't u and me from skating. The local community been trying to upgrade the park with some help from the city council but they (MPAJ) built ramp without consult any of the skaters there. So most of the ramps were wrongly made, wrong specs radius and not safe to skate. Beside those weird wrongly ramp obstacle, the local decided to built their own thing which are more skatable. Kudos to them for their effort! AU5 community rules!!!”