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The Qiantang Roller Sports Centre occupies the Eastern Bay headquarters base in Qiantang District, Hangzhou, inside Eastern Bay Sports Park between 22nd Avenue to the south, the Hangzhou ring road to the west and Zhijiang East Road to the north, about 17 km east of the Asian Games Village. It was the competition and training venue for roller sports and skateboarding at the 19th Asian Games and combines two parts, an indoor roller hall and a skate park, in 46,209 sqm of floor area with 1,384 seats. Seen from above the hall reads as two interlocking figure sixes, or a spinning top; inside is a 200 by 7 metre speed-skating track built to the latest World Skate standard and a 50 by 25 metre artistic-skating floor, with seating wrapped around the track, making it one of Asia's most specialised indoor roller venues. The skate park to the north covers about 5,660 sqm and splits into a bowl and a street course: the bowl reaches roughly 3 m deep with vertical walls, a volcano and a hip, while the street section offers banks, stairs, adjustable rails and ledges, with 862 seats. It was the first complex in Asia to put skateboarding and roller sports on one site. After the Games it opened to the public on free or low-cost terms; an upgrade completed in 2025 added four tennis courts, two of them covered, and a 70 by 90 metre eleven-a-side football pitch, and the park now runs as a base for youth training, competitions and street culture in Qiantang. Inside the hall, some 1,300 small blue seats echo the curve of the blue track, and the roof and skin are shaped to suggest speed.