Plan a brand event, production, gathering or skate event around the current OC Ramps space. Start with the date, guest count, layout and whether guests or riders will use the ramps.
See the space before you plan around it.
OC Ramps has an event space with built-in ramps and room for different layouts. The right fit depends on your date, guest plan, production needs, skate use and the areas included in your quote.
8,000-square-foot building on a 20,000-square-foot lot
20-by-20-foot central stage
Onsite skate course currently described as five halfpipes
Santa Ana location near John Wayne Airport and the 55 and 405 freeways
Start with the event you need to run
Brand Activations
Build a visible audience experience around the venue, current skate features, approved branding and event operations.
Corporate Events
Create a gathering with a distinct setting, then scope the layout, program, guest flow and skate use around the team.
Film & Photo Productions
Plan the shoot around the current space, load-in, equipment, stage, skate features and production schedule.
Private Celebrations
Ask about birthdays, receptions or private gatherings when the guest plan, event hours and intended skate access are clear.
Skate Events & Demos
Start with the riders, intended use, audience, schedule and operating responsibilities before setting the layout.
Community & Youth Events
Plan around participant ages, supervision, permissions, accessibility needs and the current event format.
Venue Rental
Book the spaces and hours your event needs. Your quote will spell out access, setup time and included support.
Venue + Skate Access
Add approved use of current skate features when the riders, supervision, operating plan and booking terms support it.
Production Day
Scope filming or photography around event hours, equipment, vehicles, load-in, power, stage and the areas needed for the shot.
Custom Event
Combine the venue with currently available rentals, branding, rider support or production needs in one defined event scope.
Every booking is scoped around the date, event hours, guest count, layout, skate use, staffing, production needs, cleanup and approved add-ons. The final quote should name every included area, service and responsibility.
Check the space against your event.
Share the date, event type, guest plan and what needs to happen onsite. The team will review current availability, capacity, layout and operating fit before confirming the next step.
Event venue questions
The date, layout, guest count and intended skate use determine most booking details.
What kinds of events can the OC Ramps venue host?
OC Ramps considers brand and corporate events, productions, private celebrations, skate events and lessons. Fit depends on the space, date, guest plan, event hours, vendors, production needs and intended use. Send the full brief so the team can confirm whether the event belongs here.
How many guests can the venue hold?
Capacity depends on the approved layout, areas in use, stage or production setup, skate access, occupancy requirements and event plan. Share the expected guest count and receive written confirmation for that layout before inviting attendees.
What is included with a venue booking?
Included space, event hours, access, staffing, cleanup and any equipment or amenities should be listed in the approved quote. Tables, chairs, food service, performers, riders, ramps, branding or production support are not automatically included unless the current scope says so.
Can guests use the skatepark during the event?
Skate access depends on the booking, current features, participant plan, supervision, staffing, permissions and approved operating requirements. Tell OC Ramps who would skate and how the features would be used. Do not assume general venue access includes participant skate access.
What should a production or outside vendor know before booking?
Share vehicle and equipment needs, crew size, power, load-in, stage use, parking, arrival timing and any vendor requirements. Parking, outdoor lighting or forklift access may be available, but each item must be confirmed for the event and named in the approved scope.