Here's what the Skatewave website had to say about their little park here: "World-renowned skateboarder Andy Macdonald was on hand to open Rio Rancho's second and third public Skatewave skatepark. The new skatepark located at the Rio Rancho Sports Complex is the region's largest modular skatepark and the largest Skatewave 2.0 facility. City impact fees and in-kind service donation from a local contractor were used to fund the skateparks. Both of the skatepark's layouts are divided by skill level and cater to all levels of ability."

Here's what I've has to say about that: "I'd bet all of the cash from Andy's checks coming in from endorsing these cookie-cutter parks and his crappy Kmart shoe line that Andy would never voluntarily skate here again. What pro or even advanced skater would? Skatewave's website is a flat out lie. Their parks DO NOT cater to all levels of ability. These are beginners-only skateparks, and have a limited challenge life span before users will get tired of them and head elsewhere (i.e. back out onto the street), rendering the park an abandoned waste of taxpayer money.

Municipalities: Don't be fooled by Skatewave's propaganda, listen to the skaters - the OLDER & MORE EXPERIENCED skaters. They know what's going on. The kids don't know squat. They will take whatever is put in front of them because they don't know any better.