Creator TV and Skate Hunnies are bringing the Disco Cart to Santa Monica for a free, three-hour, all-wheels group ride on Thursday, November 12, 2026. The first-party Heylo listing schedules the ride from 6:30 to 9:30 PM PST and says a DJ will perform from the illuminated cart while Creator TV creators roll with the group through Santa Monica streets. The event theme is still to be announced.

Inline skaters and rollerbladers are explicitly welcome. The organizer also names skates, bikes and scooters, making this useful to TrickBook's rollerblading and scooter communities; the listing does not distinguish kick scooters from powered scooters, so scooter riders should confirm equipment eligibility before arriving. Skateboards are not explicitly named and are not represented as confirmed. Registration is free and open through Heylo, but the exact meeting point is intentionally hidden from the public page until registration. The public listing says only Santa Monica and notes that the group will start near a bicycle-rental location so non-skaters can join on wheels.

This is an outdoor urban street ride, not a closed-course race or beginner lesson. Skate Hunnies' standing route guide says all of its road-skate ratings begin at Beginner but warns that road skating is not for brand-new skaters; the exact Disco Cart route, distance, hills, traffic exposure, pace, regroup points and difficulty label are not yet published. Bring protective gear, working lights and water. The organizer says riders who need support can ask a Hive Hunnie. No skate rentals will be available, although nearby bicycle rental is planned as an option for non-skaters.

The organizer does not publish an age minimum, minor/guardian process, capacity, waitlist, waiver, accessibility plan, parking arrangement, rain threshold, cancellation policy, livestream or route map on the public event page. Register on the exact Heylo occurrence for the meeting point and any member-only updates, then recheck it before travel. The location pin in TrickBook is a central Santa Monica orientation point only, not the private meeting point.

Skate Hunnies (Los Angeles)

All wheels are welcome; the organizer explicitly names bikes, scooters, skates and blades. Inline skaters/rollerbladers are confirmed. Skateboards and powered-scooter eligibility are not explicitly stated.

Non-competitive future community ride; no results apply.

Creator TV × Skate Hunnies Disco Cart Ride — Santa Monica 2026

Santa Monica — exact meeting point released after Heylo registration

Added a fresh same-week first-party CicLAvia/City of Pasadena route-confirmation post to public links and provenance, and surfaced the current confirmation in the description.

CicLAvia—Pasadena is CicLAvia's 69th open-streets event, presented by Metro on Sunday, November 15, 2026. From 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, a 2.7-mile car-free route on Colorado Boulevard and Raymond Avenue links Old Pasadena, Playhouse Village, South Lake Avenue, Lamanda Park connections, and the Memorial Park and Colorado activity hubs. The City of Pasadena now also confirms two one-mile coned Slow Streets extensions: Walnut Avenue from Raymond Avenue to Orange Grove Boulevard continuing to Rosemont Avenue near the Rose Bowl, and Colorado Boulevard from Allen Avenue to San Gabriel Boulevard. Cars remain permitted on those Slow Streets, so riders must treat them as separated connections rather than closed event route. There is no ticket, registration, start line, finish line or race clock: participants may enter or leave anywhere and move at their own pace. Skateboarders, roller skaters, inline skaters and non-motorized scooter riders are explicitly welcome alongside cyclists, walkers and runners. Cars may cross the closed route only at six controlled key intersections. Both hubs provide free water, ADA-compliant restrooms, first aid, basic bike repair, bike parking, seating and first-come complimentary pedicabs; the official page also now publishes event-day business specials, including participant water and first-aid support at Carbon Health and mini lessons at Strong Sports Gym. Route traffic moves in both directions; slower traffic should keep right, passing is on the left, and everyone must follow staff, traffic officers and any dismount zones. Helmets are strongly recommended for everyone and legally required for riders under 18 using bicycles, scooters, skateboards or skates. Electric scooters, electric skateboards, hoverboards, electric unicycles and motorcycles are prohibited; mobility devices for people with disabilities are welcome. Closed-route streets generally shut to cars 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, with hub-area setup possibly beginning at 6:00 AM. Parking is prohibited 4:00 AM–5:00 PM on both the closed route and Slow Streets, with towing enforced. Five Metro A Line stations are within one mile. The event proceeds rain or shine. A fresh October 27 first-party CicLAvia and City of Pasadena announcement reconfirms both one-mile Slow Streets connections and directs participants to the current event page for route planning.

CicLAvia

All ages and abilities are welcome with people-powered mobility, including skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and non-motorized scooters. Disability mobility devices are welcome.

Open-streets community event, not a race; no formal results, standings, scores or podiums.

CicLAvia—Pasadena 2026

CicLAvia—Pasadena open-streets route (Memorial Park Hub)

Temecula Skate Park 2.0’s Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting begins at 10:00 AM Saturday, November 21, 2026, at Ronald Reagan Sports Park. The City of Temecula, Temecula Parks & Recreation, and Neighborhood Drop In jointly published the exact municipal announcement, confirming the time and inviting the skate community to the rebuilt public park. The new facility has a state-of-the-art street skate plaza and a competition 60-foot-diameter bowl with a ramp entry; a 10-foot apron connects the bowl to a street area with a pyramid, fun box, curbs, ramps, stairs and handrail. The City’s now-live facility page says ordinary use is free and public, generally 8:00 AM-8:00 PM daily except Sundays until sunset, for non-motorized skateboards, BMX bikes, freestyle scooters, and rollerblades/skates; wheelchairs are permitted for ADA accommodation. The ribbon-cutting start is confirmed, but no event end time, demonstrations, vendors, giveaways, capacity, RSVP, ticket, waiver, spectator plan, livestream or rain date has been published. The municipal announcement directs visitors to the sports park’s main address at 30875 Rancho Vista Road, while the City’s skate-park listing uses the 42569 Margarita Road park-side entrance; follow opening-day signs for the exact gate. General rules require helmets, elbow pads and knee pads, riders bring their own gear, motorized devices are excluded, and the mixed-use park closes in wet weather. Because the City facility page now presents post-renovation operating information while the event-specific municipal announcement still calls November 21 the grand opening, contact the City before attempting access earlier than the ceremony. Two current exact-event images are preserved on TrickBook-controlled storage.

Neighborhood Drop In with the City of Temecula

The public park is intended for non-motorized skateboards, BMX bikes, non-motorized scooters and rollerblades/skates. No opening-day competition field, membership, residency or qualification rule is announced.

No prizes, giveaways or awards are announced.

Not a scored event; no results or replay are expected unless an organized contest is later added.

Temecula Skate Park 2.0 Opening Day 2026

Temecula Skate Park at Ronald Reagan Sports Park

World Skate's 2026 Scootering Challenger in Shenzhen is a four-day indoor street-scooter ranking event at P1B inside the Shenzhen Universiade Sports Center Gymnasium. Thursday, November 26 is provisionally practice; Friday through Sunday combine practice and competition. Men's, Women's and mixed-gender Junior categories are offered. Men's and Women's entrants must be at least 12; Junior riders must be 12 on the first official-practice day and no older than 17 on the final competition day. Eligible 12–17-year-olds choose senior or Junior Street, but a rider who has completed a run in senior Street at a World Skate ranking event or continental championship cannot later return to Junior Street. Registration is handled only by the local organizing committee from October 8 through November 5; World Skate Bulletin 01 announces $50 senior and $25 Junior fees but says the process itself will be supplied in a later bulletin, so athletes should use the governing-body contacts rather than an unofficial form. An Infinity profile with current passport and anti-doping certificate is required for validation and ranking points; an athlete without a complete profile may compete but receives no World Ranking points. The event awards up to 20,000 ranking points for first place. Senior Men's and Women's prize money is equal: $2,500 / $1,500 / $1,000; Junior has no purse. Times, confirmed format, field-of-play design, spectator admission, broadcast, parking and event-specific accessibility arrangements were not published at verification and should be rechecked before travel.

World Skate and the Shenzhen Local Organising Committee

Men's and Women's Street: age 12+. Junior Street: mixed gender, ages 12–17 across the event dates. A 12–17-year-old may choose senior or Junior Street, but completing a run in senior Street at a World Skate ranking event or continental championship permanently ends Junior Street eligibility for later World Skate ranking events/continental championships in that discipline.

Upcoming event; no results yet. The World Skate LiveHeats calendar currently marks it Scheduled.

Upcoming Scooter Events

Creator TV × Skate Hunnies Disco Cart Ride — Santa Monica 2026

CicLAvia—Pasadena 2026

Temecula Skate Park 2.0 Opening Day 2026

Scootering Challenger China 2026 — Shenzhen