Shine Skate Jam — Autism-Adapted Skate Clinic 2026

About this event

Shine Skate Jam is a free, small-group autism-adapted skateboarding clinic at LVLUP's indoor training facility in Vista on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 10:00 AM to noon PST. The Shine Project Foundation presents it with Neuro Skateboarding, Skate Inclusion, Milton Skate School and LVLUP. The exact organizer flyer and Neuro Skateboarding announcement welcome ages five and older at every ability level and describe the event as a supportive place for children with autism and other special-needs participants to try skateboarding at their own pace. The program includes a professional skateboarding demonstration, one supportive coach for every two participants, guided instruction, free-skate time and a community fair with local organizations, resources and vendors. No prior skateboarding experience is required. The organizers provide skateboards and safety equipment, so families do not need to buy gear before participating. The public sources do not publish an equipment-sizing range, shoe/clothing rule, waiver, guardian check-in procedure or detailed minute-by-minute rotation; registered families should follow the instructions in their confirmation and ask the organizer about sensory, mobility, communication or gear accommodations before arrival. Participant registration was free and limited to ten skating participants. The exact Zeffy page now marks the participant tier Sold out. Its instructions say to reserve one ticket for each child who will skateboard and not to count accompanying family members. No public waitlist, cancellation-release process, walk-up entry or same-day onsite signup is promised, so an unregistered family should contact the organizer rather than assume a spot will be available. The Instagram announcement says spots are intentionally limited so coaches can provide focused attention. Use the exact 1410 Vantage Court address and map pin. The ticket page names the venue address and coordinates; LVLUP identifies the site as its Vista academy and high-performance center. No event-reserved parking, transit plan, separate spectator ticket, food policy, public capacity beyond the ten participants, or event-specific accessibility route is published. The community-fair language is family-oriented, but public sources do not spell out whether additional unregistered visitors may enter independently; families should treat their registration confirmation as controlling. The exact event flyer, organizer post and same-week participant post all publish 10:00 AM–12:00 PM. Zeffy's date widget separately displays 10:00 AM–11:00 PM, which conflicts with those event-specific announcements and appears to be a ticketing data-entry error. TrickBook therefore uses the consistently repeated two-hour clinic window and preserves the Zeffy discrepancy here. This is an indoor program, but no cancellation, illness, transfer, late-arrival or rescheduling policy is public. Recheck the registration page and @neuroskateboarding before travel.

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