Praça Mané Garrincha Skatepark

Praça Mané Garrincha Skatepark is located at Rua Y, 110 (within Praça Mané Garrincha, bounded by Rua Coriolano Milhomem and Rua Rui Barbosa), Centro, Imperatriz - MA, 65900-480, Brazil. Positioned in downtown Imperatriz directly across from the Frei Epifânio D'Abadia Municipal Stadium (Estádio Frei Epifânio), the park forms part of a major public sports square. The outdoor facility is completely free to enter, un-gated, and accessible to the public 24/7 year-round. Praça Mané Garrincha Skatepark features a miniramp and several basic skateboarding obstacles in a back and forth setup. Spanning roughly 1,300 square meters, the park features a street-style concrete design. Modernized through a full municipal overhaul in late 2019.

Set within the revitalized Praça Mané Garrincha recreational complex, surrounding amenities include a covered multi-sports arena, open pedestrian promenades, public shade trees, and seating areas. Vehicle parking is available along Rua Coriolano Milhomem and surrounding downtown avenues. Local snack bars, juice stands, cafes, and commercial shops sit within short walking distance across the central district.

Praça Mané Garrincha holds iconic status as the primary home spot where Olympic silver medalist Rayssa Leal ("Fadinha") grew up training. The 2019 restoration of the skatepark was designed with direct input from local skaters, including Leal's father Haroldo Leal, ensuring obstacles met proper riding standards. It serves as the main action-sports landmark and talent incubator in the state of Maranhão.