"Embrace the Thrill, Embody the Ride"

Skateboarding was gaining popularity in Malaysia, and there were efforts to promote the sport at various levels, also known as Kuala Lumpur Sports City. Skateboarding had been recognized as an Olympic sport, which further increased its appeal and interest among young athletes in the country.

With its vast open spaces and well-maintained grounds, the stadium could be utilized for skateboarding competitions, demonstrations, and training camps. The facility's accessibility and prominence attracted skateboarders and enthusiasts from various regions of Malaysia.

Local skateboarding communities, skate shops, and organizations played a crucial role in organizing skateboarding events at the Kuala Lumpur Sports City. These gatherings not only celebrated the sport but also served as platforms for young skateboarders to display their skills and creativity.

 As skateboarding continued to grow in popularity worldwide, Malaysia embraced the sport's positive influence on youth culture, physical activity, and self-expression. The Malaysia National Stadium contributed to nurturing and supporting local skateboarding talents, encouraging them to pursue their passion and possibly represent the country in international competitions.