Brian Piccolo Park Velodrome

Florida's only velodrome has a 333.3-meter competitive track banked to 30 degrees and a 200-meter recreational track banked to 10 degrees for cycling and inline skating, plus an adjacent paved road course. Navigate to the exact Brian Piccolo Park Velodrome pin rather than the general Brian Piccolo Sports Park & Velodrome marker. A signed liability waiver is required. Track bicycles do not use multiple gears or brakes, and the steep bank is not an ordinary bike path. Confirm the correct session, equipment, helmet, skill level, and track etiquette before entering.

Enter Brian Piccolo Sports Park at 9501 Sheridan Street and follow internal signs toward the velodrome and road course. Large tournament traffic may use other field lots, so navigate to the exact velodrome pin after entering.

The velodrome is currently listed Monday through Friday from 5:30 to 9:45 p.m.; weekends are by appointment. The adjacent road course is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to dusk. Confirm events and closures before travel.

The park has developed athletic facilities and a meeting room, but the official velodrome page does not identify the closest restroom. Ask at the gate or call 954-357-5160 before a long session if restroom proximity is important.

Track passes and youth track passes are available. The adjacent road course is ordinarily free except for special events, but the park's weekend and holiday vehicle gate fee still applies.

The road course and track complex use paved surfaces, but banking, participant transfer, spectator routes, and event barriers vary. Call the park before travel for an exact step-free spectator route or adaptive cycling and skating accommodation.

Brian Piccolo is listed as dog-friendly, not as an off-leash dog park. Keep pets leashed and away from the tracks and active athletes; confirm event restrictions and service-animal seating with staff.

Spectating can work for families, but the competitive bank and fast road-course users require close supervision. Keep children off active surfaces unless they are in an appropriate supervised session with the required equipment and waiver.

A signed liability waiver is required. Track bicycles do not use multiple gears or brakes, and the steep bank is not an ordinary bike path. Confirm the correct session, equipment, helmet, skill level, and track etiquette before entering.

Use Broward County Transit's live trip planner for 9501 Sheridan Street and verify the final walk plus last return trip. Tournament traffic and a large internal sports layout can add distance after arrival.