The countdown is on. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is dropping in on July 11, and the lineup of parks is stacked with fan-favourite classics and a few new rides ready to grind. Whether you’ve been shredding since the PS2 era or just dropping in for the first time, this guide has you covered with a breakdown of all confirmed parks, from reimagined staples to brand-new environments built for high-flying combos.
Built to Shred, Level Design That Defined a Genre
Great level design is the heart of the THPS series. From hidden tapes and S-K-A-T-E challenges to secret combos and environmental tricks, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater level design has always prioritized flow, discovery, and replayability. In THPS 3 + 4, that legacy expands with polished remakes of iconic parks, seamless transitions, and new dynamic elements that elevate every line.
Returning Skate Parks, Classic Levels, Remastered
Let’s kick it off with the OGs. The THPS 3 levels remastered bring back some of the most celebrated terrain in skating history, every stair set, gap line, and transfer rebuilt with high-res textures and fresh lighting.
THPS 3 Levels Remastered
Foundry – The first stop, set inside a fiery industrial complex. Watch out for the molten metal hazard and secret room grind paths.
Los Angeles – Rooftop lines, moving traffic, and the classic earthquake event make this one a standout.
Canada – Rails, snowbanks, and a tight layout built for creative combos and gap hunting.
Rio de Janeiro – Smooth concrete parks surrounded by festival vibes and a massive vert setup.
Suburbia – Backyard pools, driveways, and secret transfers hiding behind fences.
Tokyo – Technical layout, teleporters, and neon-fueled nighttime skating through city alleys.
Each of these Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 skate parks keeps the DNA of the original while layering in tighter controls, enhanced visuals, and small surprises in layout tweaks that reward returning players.
THPS 4 Open World Levels
Where THPS 3 stayed within structured objectives, THPS 4 open-world levels gave players the freedom to roam and stack challenges at their own pace. These returning parks push that idea further, blending open layouts with updated goal systems and more vertical exploration.
College – Iconic from THPS 4, this campus playground has quarter pipes tucked into every courtyard and ledges lining the dorms.
Alcatraz – Conquer the cellblock rooftop, hit long rails off the guard towers, and unlock hidden tunnels under the prison.
Kona – One of the most legendary real-world parks, back with updated bowls and transitions that skate even smoother in 4K.
San Francisco – Hills, trolleys, and steep ledges, this city map thrives on momentum and precision.
The goal updates bring replayability and tighter pacing, while secret areas from the original maps, like rooftop ledges and unlockable sub-areas, return with added polish.
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New Skate Parks: Never-Before-Seen Terrain
New levels in THPS 3 + 4 aren’t just filler. They’re hand-built maps made to stand beside the classics. These additions push the creative boundaries of park design while staying true to the THPS flow, combo potential, secret routes, and providing enough room to carve your own style.
Waterpark
Water slides. Lazy rivers. A pool complex reimagined for vert lines and speed gaps. The Waterpark is a dream setup with dynamic terrain that changes how you approach every run. Ride the pipe through a full loop, blast into open wave pools, and hit suspended rails over water. Bonus: secret paths hidden behind jets and splash pads.
Pinball
Bumpers. Flippers. Moving platforms. The Pinball map throws physics into the mix with trick-reactive objects and a game-within-a-game layout. Skating here requires a smooth flow and precise timing to hit the pinball targets mid-combo, activating score multipliers and secret zones.
Movie Studio
Split into two stages, Stage 34 Upper and Lower, this lot-based level is packed with props, rotating sets, and lighting effects that shift the mood. Explosive stunts, catwalk lines, and a massive crane grind make this one of the most interactive levels in the game. Think Hollywood chaos with a trick flow that rivals the best of the series.
THPS 3 + 4 Park Breakdown: What Makes These Levels Click
Whether you’re re-grinding a familiar ledge or dropping into an all-new bowl, the charm of the iconic Tony Hawk’s levels lies in their balance of creativity, challenge, and replay value. Here's what makes these parks shine:
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Flow-first design – Every quarter, pipe and rail feed into one another.
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Combo-focused layouts – Built for chaining tricks, not just scoring them.
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Secret areas – Hidden routes, secret tapes, and unlockables return in full force.
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Environmental interactivity – Smashable walls, moving objects, and timed events spice up each run.
New and old, the THPS 3 + 4 park breakdown demonstrates how level design continues to drive the core experience—and how thoughtful remastering keeps the legacy alive.
THPS 3 + 4 Levels List: Quick Reference
Here’s a full look at the confirmed THPS 3 + 4 levels list, with more details expected at launch:
Confirmed Returning Parks
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Foundry
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Los Angeles
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Canada
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Rio de Janeiro
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Suburbia
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Tokyo
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College
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Alcatraz
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Kona
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San Francisco
New Skate Parks
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Waterpark
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Pinball
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Movie Studio (Stage 34 and Avenue C and Avenue D areas)
Not all legacy parks have been confirmed yet. Fans are still waiting for word about a few holdouts, but the roster so far already represents some of the most iconic Tony Hawk levels to ever appear on consoles.
What to Expect from the Full Lineup
From backyard pools to cinematic sets, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 skate parks are bringing back more than nostalgia; they’re rebuilding the entire experience. Whether you're unlocking secret areas or chasing high-score gaps in the Waterpark loop, each level offers a fresh reason to keep riding.
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FAQ
What is the full list of THPS 3 + 4 levels?
-Confirmed parks include remastered classics like Foundry, Los Angeles, and Tokyo, along with new maps like Waterpark and Movie Studio.
Are there any new skate parks in THPS 3 + 4?
-Yes. Waterpark, Pinball, and Movie Studio are original parks built just for THPS 3 + 4.
Will all the original THPS 3 and 4 skate parks return?
-Not all have been confirmed yet. Many fan favourites are back, but some, like Zoo and London, are still unconfirmed.
Are there secret areas in the new and returning parks?
-Absolutely. Expect hidden paths, unlockable zones, and throwback collectibles, such as the Secret Tape.
How is the level design in THPS 3 + 4 different from the originals?
-The remakes preserve the layout while adding smoother transitions, better trick lines, and improved visuals for a more modern feel.
What makes the new Movie Studio Park unique?
-It features interactive props, dual-stage layout, and cinematic FX—perfect for stunts, tricks, and freestyle runs.
